Restaurants and toilets

Have you ever wondered why restaurants have toilets that require you to use your hands after you have washed your hands to open doors. Especially eating places that have food that require you to use your hands.
Use your foot.and do not frequent places that have no cutlery.
 
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Have you ever wondered why restaurants have toilets that require you to use your hands after you have washed your hands to open doors. Especially eating places that have food that require you to use your hands.
Use your foot to open the door.Do not frequent places that have no cutlery.
 
I often slide my bare rse along those brass handrails just in case someone tries licking it :whistle: seems my work wasn’t in vane :sneaky:

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What I have just sh!t out or p!ssed out is all mine. What's on the door handles isn't. Not a lot of point in washing your hands if you have to open doors that someone else has handled. And as for those Dyson Blade things that shoot other people's filthy water up in your face.
 
I have seen some interesting sights over the years.

Was on a night out an needed a dump, 5 pubs later I found a toilet that didn't have sh1t all over the seat, 1st pub somebody had sh1t all around the seat??.

Went into Donington Services and pushed the door open on the last cubicle, all the walls were covered in poo, someone had obviously smeared it all over with there hands. What goes on in peoples heads?.

Went bowling and saw many blokes straight out of the crapper, past the sink then hands all over the bowling balls. Fancy some chips and a burger after that, no thanks..

One of the Reps at work went to the bog, straight passed the sink afterwards then shook the boss's hand on the way out, lovely!.

I normally use my little finger to pull toilet doors open when on a night out.
 
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