Making Female Anatomy Urinal Friendly

no one said they were going to combine the bathrooms, the things are there for those women who does not want their ass to touch the dirty toliet seats -_-;;

I walked in on my cousin peeing standing up. I tried and it got piss all over. :P
No feel comfortable standing anyway. Prefer sitting.

That's easy.. they cut water usage massively. A urinal uses about 0.5 gallons of water a flush, while even the best of high efficiency toilets use about 1.28 gallons per flush.

This is particularly important in drought stricken areas (like most of the US southwest).

Okay, so what public urinal is a woman supposed to use with any of these devices?

Most women will not/cannot go into the mens room to pee standing up.

In a Euro country, they have public AD about peeing in the sink or bathtub to save water... ;)

I use the tub from time to time. Takes about a pint of water to wash it down, if that.

"peeing in the sink..."
...just no, yuck >_>

I'm a man, and I hate most urinals - I'm too short to use them properly. Not even excessively short, it's just that I live in a country where most people are rather tall and the height at which urinals are installed is based on the average (>1.80m).
I'd still advice against combining the boys and girls, even though it sounds more efficient and a good idea in principle. The problem is that the women's toilets are almost always a horrible smelly mess. I don't know why this is - after all, they do sit down so how do mess up?

@Anonymous 17:07: I'm sure the fuck staying away from YOUR house ... your stake/ward/district/county ... your province/state ... and your COUNTRY, if at all possible?

Firstly, the mess up because the "hover" instead of sitting on the flithy seat. Ask a girl, virgin.

Secondly, what the hell were you doing in a women's restroom?

I'm gonna call 'bull' on him going into a women's restroom, for the simple reason that our toilets are NEVER as filthy as the men's.

I use men's restrooms (if the restrooms are single toilet, single room affairs) from time to time if there's a line for the women's room and not for the men's... men never seem to need to pee quite as often as women.

I have never ever ever seen such smelly, disgusting messes as men's toilets. Aside from the smell, there's the urine, which somehow never fails to be all around the toilet and the floor. Yeuch.

Similarly, the last time I was in a Starbucks, I was surprised when a guy walked out of the women's restroom (this was the first instance I can recall where there was a a line of men rather than women in the corridor). The seat was up, and there was a mess that was most certainly his all around the base of the toilet.

I'd honestly be all for unisex bathrooms if men could control their flow. It would be such an easy way to cut down on lines for both sexes. But really, guys. If a girl makes a mess, she at least wipes it up (or uses a toilet seat cover in the first place). You don't even try to do that!

>I'd honestly be all for unisex bathrooms if men could control their flow. It would be such an easy way to cut down on lines for both sexes

This is the only redeeming thing I've read in your entire post.. it's pretty messed up that in this day and age men and women can't share a bathroom, if it's high traffic you're pretty safe, if it's low traffic then it should have a locking door anyhow.

Anyhow since there are seperate bathrooms for men and women, I hate women who feel like it's just a-ok to come in the men's room, it's not that you pee more often than men. It's that you take forever in there for reasons that puzzle men, that's why women have the line and it makes me mad that you take your lack of consideration for your fellow women and then walk over to the men's room so we have to also suffer for the flaws of your sex(jesus don't we suffer from them enough?). Men don't like being in the bathroom so we piss wash our hands (hopefully) and go.

i double that

I see what you did there. ±o±

You do realise that you are making someone else realise that his statement was useless.

You do realise that comment wasn't necessary.

Redundant department of redundancy

Oh? You "suppose" it can cause problems?

Bladder infections are higher in women who consistently hover, and UTIs plus other problems associated with hovering more than a couple times a week leads to incontinence later in life.

Many women do hover. Others use toilet seat covers, put toilet paper on the seat, wipe it off, or do nothing. It depends entirely on how often you need to pee and often whatever you were taught growing up.

Of course the likelihood from getting any kind of permanent disease from a public toilet seat without taking precautions is supposedly around .001%, and shaking hands and kissing are wayyyyy more unhealthy for you. But its still squikky to sit on a toilet seat shared by lots of butts.

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SNAKES ON A MUTHAFUCKIN AIR PLANE.

METAL GEAR~!?

solid PENIS snake

We gotta create a Barrier between us and the Snake!!!one

Wait someone is still over there!

What if you need a crap?

"What if you need a crap?"

Aim for the best and hope you don't have the runs.

We know that your life-long dream is to pee standing, Ayu Jochuu.

Agree...

That and cut off young boys penis.

Actually, I can pee standing since ages. ;P

"What if you need a crap?"

you go home.

You can crap on your pants, most people wont notice you crapped yourself, unless you're sick and the craps drips through...

You know we can still smell shit.

Yuck... too much information Ayu Jochuu. Who do you think will find that "arousing"? O_o

Nobody, just wanted to note it.

Aaaaactually, I do...

Correction, they want all the upsides to being a man with none of the downsides. The downsides are for actual men.

QFT. I TOTALLY AGREE.