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Mr. Clean
 Post subject: the non-handwashers
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 12:46 pm 
Ok i'll get in on this. I am disguted by the number of people here that dont wash their hands after taking a leak or a dump. I swear some of the top people where I work walk out of the bathroom without washing their hands. I tale note and then never shake their hands or take anything theyve been touching. What pigs.

Of course I havn't been in the women's bathroom but from what I've read, a lot of them are worse than the men.

:smt119


 
  
 
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Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 11:24 am 
OK, so the latest news is now that men only wash their hands 75% of the time after using the bathroom, and women do 90% of the time.

What's with the gross people in the 21st century?

Don't those people realize that ALL areas of their bodies that are involved in why they are in the bathroom are chock full of disease? Remember that your body is rejecting what come out of you for good reason!

I remember my drill sergeant justifying not washing his hands because, "My father taught me not to pee on my hands." OK, so now we know why he is only a drill sergeant.

:smt108 But like the original poster here, the place where I work also has upper management types that I have seen walk out of a stall after flushing the john and head right out the door. I mean the place stunk to high heaven and no one else was in there, so you just know that dude's hands are nasty!

I think we need post anonomous yellow stickies in the bathrooms listing the people to aviod.

:smt021 It is freaking horrendous.


 




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