To: Reverend Saltine
2 posted on
02/04/2015 10:53:39 PM PST by
Reverend Saltine
(Saltines are dry and make you thirsty. And then you want more and you get thirsty-er....)
To: Reverend Saltine
I thought family restrooms were for normal people with children too young to go in the restroom with strangers, or for disabled people who need assistance from a caregiver.
I think it’s nice when a business decides to provide this convenience. On their own. Without government force.
3 posted on
02/04/2015 10:56:39 PM PST by
BykrBayb
(Where there is life, there is hope. - Terri Schiavo ~ Þ)
To: Reverend Saltine
Public restrooms are the chapels of homosexuals.
4 posted on
02/04/2015 11:05:31 PM PST by
allendale
To: Reverend Saltine
Maybe the judge has one of each sex organ. If he does, he knows what he can go do to himself.
5 posted on
02/04/2015 11:21:34 PM PST by
jessduntno
("If you give listeners a choice between NPR and NPR, theyÂ’ll pick NPR every time." - Howie Carr)
To: Reverend Saltine
Sometimes they're called "family" restrooms. Soon to be known as "quickie" restrooms. Normal families will learn real quick to avoid them like the plague.
7 posted on
02/04/2015 11:43:04 PM PST by
Ezekiel
(All who mourn the destruction of America merit the celebration of her rebirth.)
To: Reverend Saltine
These family restrooms are a courtesy that businessmen may choose to provide, but they cost more and take more space. If mandated, that would lead to fewer total restrooms, which would be a big problem at venues where women already have issues with wait time.
8 posted on
02/05/2015 12:45:52 AM PST by
Pollster1
("Shall not be infringed" is unambiguous.)
To: Reverend Saltine
When people deny human nature the results are insane.
10 posted on
02/05/2015 5:06:05 AM PST by
I want the USA back
(Media: completely irresponsible. Complicit in the destruction of this country.)
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