Originally posted by lauseyi also think women piss more often then men, this would also reinforces the argument that it should be down.
Let's assume the toilet doesn't have a cover though:
Men: Either use the toilet with the seat down or up.
Women: Use the toilet with the seat down.
Therefore, in most cases, the toilet is used with the seat down, so it should be down (although people generally take a piss more often, but without doing a complete statistical analysis, I cannot comment f ...[text shortened]... should be down.
If the house was mostly men, it all depends how often you all take a dump.
But, now you are saying that the majority should be pleased with weather the seat is up or down...is that fair for the minority?
The post that was quoted here has been removedif you dont notice, it wouldnt even matter weather you like feces in your mouth or not?
where did you read that? if these turd molecules you talk about are going to fly it would mean they are gasses, light molecules. I strongly doubt that when a certain large amount of these molecules would reassemble, become solid on the same spot together, it would result in (a piece of) the original turd.
Originally posted by zozozozoTurd molecules float around, because you can smell it.
if you dont notice, it wouldnt even matter weather you like feces in your mouth or not?
where did you read that? if these turd molecules you talk about are going to fly it would mean they are gasses, light molecules. I strongly doubt that when a certain large amount of these molecules would reassemble, become solid on the same spot together, it would result in (a piece of) the original turd.
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The post that was quoted here has been removedThey covered the subject on one of the early Mythbuster episodes.
http://mythbustersresults.com/episode12
In short - it does happen when you flush with the lid open, faecal coliforms will cultivate in your damp toothbrush but the levels aren;t high enough to pose any real danger.
Personally, I'm with Smaug. I keep the lid down to avoid having a bathroom full of faecal matter.
Originally posted by Daemon SinBut it seems they are released mostly when you flush, right?
They covered the subject on one of the early Mythbuster episodes.
http://mythbustersresults.com/episode12
In short - it does happen when you flush with the lid open, faecal coliforms will cultivate in your damp toothbrush but the levels aren;t high enough to pose any real danger.
Personally, I'm with Smaug. I keep the lid down to avoid having a bathroom full of faecal matter.
I always flush with the lid open, in case it's a floater.