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Just occurred to me, while looking for somewhere to wee, that our kids will probably be the last generation to wee in a trough.

I remember as a kid writing on the chalk board etc,  even recently just the queuing and jostling for  place to p(a)ss at rugby or gigs.

Now the signs are for 2 seed out of the 7450 that apparently exist and I'm sure that in the very near future it will be illegal to distinguish between who can use a facility.

Crazy mixed up world.

 

Edd

 

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If you think the post was drunken drivel you should have heard the conversation!!!!!

But as someone above was able to decipher it was a conversation about "genders" and how everything is different now that there are 99 "genders" that we never knew about.

Crazy world. Can somebody stop it please? I'd like to get off.

Edd

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54 minutes ago, eddoakley said:

If you think the post was drunken drivel you should have heard the conversation!!!!!

But as someone above was able to decipher it was a conversation about "genders" and how everything is different now that there are 99 "genders" that we never knew about.

Crazy world. Can somebody stop it please? I'd like to get off.

Edd

While I agree with you, I think that it’s important to note that it isn’t the ‘world’, it’s specifically a problem in the English speaking world, and to a lesser extent, Western Europe. Do you think that these gender discussions are an issue in Eastern Europe, Asia or the Middle East?

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I have see urinals for women - designed to cut waiting at big events and clubs. 
I have also been into unisex single cubicle style toilets that have a urinal on the wall next to the normal toilet. 
 

sone portable thunderboxes have been using this system for ages 

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Yep, be a free for all pretty soon.

Once in Knebworth at a pop concert and once in Fistral Bay in Cornwall, I seen females and not kids, do a number 2 out in the open.

I once went to push open a men's toilet door in a pub as a female pulled from the other side and planted my hand straight on her sternum.

Can people going through transgender situations pick where they want to go ?

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i was dragged up in a very small village called Congham...and the pub was archaic...it was called the Anvil...it was owned and run by a one eyed bloke with a hook hand from the 1st world war..........and you were served thro' a hatch and the beer came from wooden barrels

the outside toilet was ...well how can i desribe it...... as very basic....it was all made out of tin with a tin trough...no light ..you had to feel your way around.....on a saturday night (when it was full of 1st world war vets)....it was not unusal to see old boys staggering back in from the Kasi...with the backs of their legs wet ...where more old boys ..thinking they had reached the trough..have unloaded their fluid...mistakenly on the backs of their mates.........

they were all so slaughtered they didnt care............(they had earned that right in 1914-18)

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Has anyone used a gender neutral toilet?

They had some at the War museum in Leeds, it was just so wrong, its one thing using village changing like we do at swimming where everyone gets changed in a cubicle,  but the idea that a bloke is stood doing a pee and some young girl might well walk in seems very strange to me.

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Its all a load of pash, when i was working and needed to go i just rowed boat into the banking, got out and just let it go. Sometimes if i couldnt be bothered going into the banking i would just use my old bailer. Had this auld crone in the boat once and she wanted to use my bailer, sod that i rowed her back to the hut, but then if it had been a young thing, i wonder!

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It's strange how the natural event is buckled in this country since queen Victoria's times.  We all used to laugh/ be shocked about public street toilets in France.   I know of a Brand new public build in which there are 3 toilets  which are just labeled toilet. Anyone can use them. Invalids,  men, women.  They're just toilets.  Alternatively  I did know of an industrial yard where there was a proper toilet BUT in the back of a shed there was a cranked funnel nailed to the back wall that all of the blokes used to pee into.  Even high up executives use to use it when in the yard.  It was just easier than going through the main building to use the proper toilet.  The neck of the funnel just went out through the shed wall and dischsrged into a ditch out the back.   The rushes and stinging nettles were about 8 ft tall.!!

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At primary school the boys toilet was outside. There was a wall  with gutter, the wall had been blackjacked.  All the boys used to have a competition as to who could wee the highest up the wall. over the wall was the caretakers garden and one day when the boys were practicing they heard the caretakers wife call out to the caretaker..... Bert I think that its started to rain.  ..😊😊😊😨😨😨

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18 hours ago, ditchman said:

i was dragged up in a very small village called Congham...and the pub was archaic...it was called the Anvil...it was owned and run by a one eyed bloke with a hook hand from the 1st world war..........and you were served thro' a hatch and the beer came from wooden barrels

the outside toilet was ...well how can i desribe it...... as very basic....it was all made out of tin with a tin trough...no light ..you had to feel your way around.....on a saturday night (when it was full of 1st world war vets)....it was not unusal to see old boys staggering back in from the Kasi...with the backs of their legs wet ...where more old boys ..thinking they had reached the trough..have unloaded their fluid...mistakenly on the backs of their mates.........

they were all so slaughtered they didnt care............(they had earned that right in 1914-18)

We had a pub like that near us till the mid 80s, same family for generations. Outside loo, with a red/orange pot type backsplash, no lights. Beer served through a hatch and slammed down at 2230 sharp. Turn left as you went in for the smoke room, right for the "lounge" or best room. If you wanted food they served crisps or peanuts if you were lucky. I once heard a bloke ask for lager and the landlord asked him what sort of puff did he think he was ordering that ****.

Now it's a trendy one room thing serving meals and full of 12 - 14 year olds sipping designer slush. My Granddaughter worked there for a good couple of years. The farm across the road gave over a field for a car park for it. Awful place.

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