Originally posted by wormwoodit's because we don't have the beavis and butthead gene.
women never really seem to do that, do they. when someone mentions in a party something like 'docomo has a nice new cellphone with a wooden casing, they're marketing it with the slogan "a touch of wood"', all the guys go instantly all giggly, while the women start talking about ergonomics.
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about 12 years ago I took my son to a "Leafs" (I'm not a fan but when it's the closest venue and he likes hockey it's that or nothing) game at the A.C.C. We got there early and I took him on a tour of the place. It was getting time to head to our seats so I asked him if he needed to g to the washroom (bathroom/loo). He said no...I did so off I went telling him to wait right here (which was right in front of the washroom) till I was done. Off I went. On arriving within I noted , with some amazement, that they had spared no expense (the ACC was a relatively new building) in the mens washroom as there were lots....and I mean lots ...of "stalls" so I went into the nearest and did what I had to do. I seemed to be the only person there as I washed up afterwards. As I exited the area my son was waiting there with a look of embarresment on his young face as he pointed out that I'd done my business in the womens washroom, which would, of course, explained the "lots of stalls".
Originally posted by SeitseI don't get it, why is it forbidden?
In the public pool I go to in Copenhagen the showers and saunas
are mixed and it is forbidden to wear swimsuits.
The embarrassing moment is when you seem to head to the shower
with the swimsuit on and a woman tells you "pst, pst, you got to
take it off".
Originally posted by wormwoodNo matter how much you wash your herpes, it's not going to go away. Am I the only one that thinks that some form of clothing covering genitals and bums is actually more hygienic?
when you go to sauna, you're expected to wash yourself and your herpes ridden crotch before sitting on the wooden benches. can't do that wearing clothes in the shower.
Originally posted by PalynkaDo not confuse hygienic with puritan.
No matter how much you wash your herpes, it's not going to go away. Am I the only one that thinks that some form of clothing covering genitals and bums is actually more hygienic?
Clothing in sauna is a sweaty bacteria cultivation laboratory. Smells bad also.