Originally Posted By DlandDug As far as Men's Room Annoyances go, mine is with SOME dads. They bring their little ones in, stand them up in front of the urinal, give them any assistance necessary, do all snapping and zipping, then... walk them past the sinks, soaps and towels and right back into the world. Way to go, dad!
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Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy I go by Wendy's or McDonald's or Arby's a couple of times a week for my "lunch" at 11:30 p.m.---thanks a lot, Dug! <---obsessively rubs in Purell (in his hands, not his food)
Originally Posted By DlandDug The Disney Cruise Line would be just your cup of tea. They are obsessed with hand washing. There are little bowls of antiseptic wipes thoughtfully placed all over the ship. Of course, what with Norwalk Virus and other mystery ailments around, it's no wonder...
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy "The Disney Cruise Line", *sigh*...I would work for free! (well, nearly)
Originally Posted By momof4boys A few years ago, my youngest walked out of the bathroom without washing his hands and I instructed him to go back in and wash. He informed me, " I didn't touch anything!" I told him he had to wash anyways. I often wondered how he didn't touch anything. My 10 year old is germ phobic. His brothers call him the " germ police". He will tell anyone, anywhere that they need to wash their hands if they don't after using the restroom. Even guests in our home- he listens for the water running. I guess I did a good job teaching him about germs- now I just need to teach him tact!
Originally Posted By DVC_dad Well *looks at Avromark* my husband (many of our family say this often, they even claim that she keeps my *&^% 's in her purse) anyway *ahem* my wife and I are very big on washing hands no matter what. We are borderline compulsive on the matter.
Originally Posted By Ursula I've been known to wash before and after going. I also use hot to warm water and a nice long soapy scrub. I also wash before I eat as often as I can. Especially at Disneyland. Can you imagine? You're touching handrails, seats, handles, chiars, etc. and you have no idea who touched them before you. Oh hey, after all of that, let's get some pizza! Maybe I should just wear latex gloves in the park?
Originally Posted By DlandDug But what if you don't know where those latex gloves have been? A good rule of thumb when washing in the bathroom is to hum (ar silently sing) two quick verses of "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" as you wash. That is the length of time it SHOULD take to thoroughly clean up.
Originally Posted By MomofPrincess I'm a total germaphobe myself. Me to my poor kids at Disneyland: "PLEASE don't run your hands along the hand rails!" "Don't touch that!" "For God's sake, please don't touch your mouth!" "Quick--here's some hand sanitizer!" Makes for a really carefree, enjoyable trip.
Originally Posted By wonderingalice World's Worst Women's Restroom "Surprise" Tempe, Arizona... Sundevil Stadium... McCartney Concert 1990... Long line waiting for stalls... Long line gets shorter... As I get closer I notice that every woman who swings open a stall door to step inside, follows it up with a really quick step back before finally going in. Why? Because these 'special,' narrow, gourd-shaped toilets have NO SEATS! Excuse me??!?? The really hilarious thing? They install this type, I assume, because they take up less space. However, once you narrow-down the stalls, where the heck are women's thighs supposed to go now that we have to SQUAT?? And don't get me started on the seat-squirters who insist on squatting to save their precious, pure patoots from becoming toilet tainted and then proceed to soak the seat and then... They leave without cleaning up after themselves! Same dumb biddies who leave without washing their hands too... Hypocrites! *LMAO*
