Toilet seat

Ok, so welcome to drunk blogging. Dylan got a palm pre so I am hamburger mary's typing.this.
So heres my question. In public restrooms, or anywhere girls will be using the  toilet, I leave the seat up, because I don't want the next guy to come piss on the seat. And I don't want some girl to wonder if I pissed all over the seat and just haphazarly wipe it off. Just so it stays clean and there's no question about it.
But some girls say its rude and I should leave it down.
What do you think?

Comments

Brandonbodt said…
Wow, it would appear that you typed this rather "haphazarly".

A person can only taker responsibility for his own bathroom actions. It is not up to you to concern yourself with the restroom user after you, that is out of your control. As an upstanding man you should lift the seat prior to doing your number 1, then lower it when you have finished and hope that those who come after you display the same bathroom respect.

A further word about etiquette, while it might seem like a wonderful idea when you are smashed and wearing a red dress, it's probably not necessary to immediately post it to the internet, instead do what drunk people have done for years, jot your genius insight down on a bar napkin where you can marvel at it later in a clear frame of mind. Then on the follwing morning, laugh at yourself and throw it away.
8:33 AM
Scarlet said…
There are two sorts of bathroom users you need to be concerned with...everyone else deals with it in a matter of fact way.
The first is the germ freak, so no matter what you do you won't leave the bathroom up to their standards. But since they are always prepared, they will handle the situation and be fine, even if they have to puke after cleaning up.
The second user is the most dangerous, the narcissist! Because it's always all about them, they will be shocked and horrified that you didn't think of them once you finished your business in the bathroom and the only way to please them would be to scrub up the entire place before you leave. In the future, just poll the next user to see what "bathroom personality" they might be!
6:34 AM
Dylan said…
I don't know, I'm in-between you and Brandon on the subject. In your defense, it can be hard to type on those tiny Palm keys, resulting in "haphazar" spelling. More importantly, now that I'm reading your blog, you haven't written anything! Come on now booyyyyyy!
2:12 PM
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