Posted on 11/23/2019 6:34:44 PM PST by Diana in Wisconsin
Actually, I've been to too-many-to-count sporting events through the years and this has ALWAYS been a problem.
I was in line to use the bathroom at Lambeau Field (Packers, Green Bay, WI) and literally ALL of us gals were pretty much down to our skivies IN LINE after peeling off our snow mobile suits, long undies, etc. so we'd each be able to 'go' as quickly as we could and give the gal behind us a break!
And, according to this article, not much has changed!
Instead, the lines are longer what with all the dudes in wigs and dresses waiting to get in.
I’m very thankful for my convenient hose attachment.
But I agree should have more toilets for women.
Male envy is the root of the left’s hatred of men. Men can get in and out of restrooms quickly because nature lets us relieve ourselves faster, no need to adjust straps, reapply makeup and jabber at the mirror. Men almost never talk in a restroom, certainly not to strangers, we just get in and out. Women and girly boys hate us for it.
But... but...men and women are equal.
Until they are not.
“After witnessing just how long his family members had to wait, he introduced legislation to guarantee the states women more toilets.”
It's just dirtier in the men's room. Plus, when the urinals are all occupied, men just go into the stalls to urinate there. We don't worry too much about whether seats are up or down either.
I feel for ya. I really do. What I never understood is why the lines move so slowly. I know you have to sit to do all your business, but neither of my wives spent an inordinate amount of time in the john.
Men’s rooms have urinals and toilets. Women’s rooms have toilets only wrt to eliminatory functions. I have no idea if there are more toilets in women’s restrooms than in mens’ but if there aren’t, there should be.
Would that be sufficient to resolve the inequity? If not, what would be?
Because women waste time checking their make-up and chit-chatting and washing their hands.
Every solution I came up with would get me a timeout.
Quityerwhining. Self-identify as a man for a couple of minutes and use the men’s room.
FWIW this past May my wife and I spent a month traveling from Budapest to London, first on a 15 Viking River Cruise to Amsterdam, and then a week in Paris and a week in London, before flying home.
In many locations on the continent, the bathrooms were co-ed. The stalls were available to anyone, with the urinals on the other side of a dividing wall.
Seemed to work fine and no one except us tourists seem to think it was strange. But we got used to it pretty quickly.
Wait a minute ! There’s a website out there called www.stand2pee.com. They have a complete step-by-step program that teaches girls/women how to stand to pee. They guarantee that any woman that follows through with the program will be able to pee in a urinal as accurately as any guy by only pulling down their zippers, like a guy. Of course they must be willing to use the men’s room at public forums. So ladies,stop whining about the lines at lady’s rooms.
The company’s slogan—Point with your hips, not with your lips.
Its not this way at new stadiums
Its the opposite
Titan field Nashville men wait women dont
The guy in the movie Bachelor Party was quite upset to find out his date peed standing up.
Trying to change the building code to solve a very uncommon problem doesn't make much sense. A better approach would be to focus on the places where the problem occurs, and design those facilities to reduce the problem.
That said, if you have enough of a crowd you end up with a line. Anybody who has tried to get out of the area around Gillette Stadium after a game knows that.
Funny thing is, I'm recovering from C.Diff. It is a horrible disease that causes uncontrollable diarrhea. I was at Home Depot when I felt an "accident" coming on. I ran to the men's room but every stall was in use. I couldn't wait. So I dashed out and ran into the women's room. Thank God the women's room was completely empty with plenty of stalls. I grabbed a stall and saved myself much embarrassment and horror..
By the way, a word of warning, STAY AWAY from PPIs (proton pump inhibitors) That would be drugs like Prilosec, Nexium, Pepcid AC, etc. These are a major cause of C Diff and were my only risk factor. God heartburn? Take Tums.
The NIH, FDA, NHS UK, and Health Canada have all released reports citing the risk of taking PPIs and developing C Diff. The FDA report alone cites 27 independent studies which back up their conclusion. Google them and read the reports.
PPIs are poison and should carry a prominent waring label.Trust me, you NEVER want to risk getting C Diff. it almost killed me.
Saw that at Minute Maid Park, too, during WS.
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