HoratioCuthbert
Deep seated inconsequence
Well exactly
Well exactly
I thought I'd best not comment
You could just use actual real toilets that exist.I look at the toilets and wonder how I would do with them.
I'm under five foot, and my feet usually don't touch the ground while seated.
DDA has been replaced by the equality act 2010.As someone who suffers from Crohns disease and has spent a fair chunk of my working life on the bog if they start deliberately doing stuff to make me uncomfortable it’ll be getting the DDA on the fucking case (yes it does cover stuff like this).
Have a crap, don't take the piss.
Not sure I could shit without a mobile these days. I'd end up reading the warnings on the bleach bottle like we all used to last century.As a small scale employer, who gives long lunch breaks if we are not busy, doesn't crib on fag breaks if not taking the piss, is cool with people getting their haircut if there isn't a queue at the barbers; I get absolutely fucking livid with people on their fucking mobiles on the shitter while i am paying them to do it.
Have a crap, don't take the piss.
Not sure I could shit without a mobile these days. I'd end up reading the warnings on the bleach bottle like we all used to last century.
Tough shit halt the small-scale exploitation of people manAs a small scale employer, who gives long lunch breaks if we are not busy, doesn't crib on fag breaks if not taking the piss, is cool with people getting their haircut if there isn't a queue at the barbers; I get absolutely fucking livid with people on their fucking mobiles on the shitter while i am paying them to do it.
Have a crap, don't take the piss.
As a small scale employer, who gives long lunch breaks if we are not busy, doesn't crib on fag breaks if not taking the piss, is cool with people getting their haircut if there isn't a queue at the barbers; I get absolutely fucking livid with people on their fucking mobiles on the shitter while i am paying them to do it.
Have a crap, don't take the piss.
We had that as kids it was called Izal
That's fine by me. I sleep better in the darkA lot of workplaces I visit have windowless toilets with a PIR sensor to switch on the lights, which then switch off after a set time to save energy.
Obviously a sensor is never installed over the cubicles so if you spend too long in those you risk being plunged into darkness and reaching for your phone torch in order to find the bog roll.