Do You Use Your Phone Or Tablet Pc On The Toilet?

[Loveneverfails]

My mom used to call me while she was on the toilet because she 'had a few free minutes' and I can still remember hearing an odd echo and then asking very carefully "Mom...where are you right now?" and then hearing a flush.

 

[Whitneys story]

Britt, you are to funny! Your checking made me go back to the days of med studies. There are actual codes for size, shape....:) And of course they were written in a log as well!

And yes it counts in the posting log as well, Hugs

 

[Loloma]

I don't take anything into the toilet except myself.

Now you can all have a go at me when I'm finished. I find it unhygienic, moreso a phone than a book as you put the phone to your ear, not the book. I'm scared of germs and have trouble going in or out of public or other peoples toilets.:arghh;:oops:

I suppose I'm lucky as don't take long in the toilet. The wipes are the best thing since sliced bread. :tup:

 

[Changing4Best]

I had a pocket recorder in my shirt pocket one day when I was filling the bathtub. You guessed it: I bent over the bathtub and it slipped right out of my pocket into the water! ONE DEAD RECORDER.

I dare not take my cell phone into the john, bending over to do something, it might "fall in!"

 

[Abstract]

Anthony,
I wonder what Freud would have had to say about your toilet fixation. ;)

 

[JustBe]

@abstract

I was thinking the same thing when I saw this thread! Do you think Ted is influencing him? ;)

 

[Whitneys story]

@loloma ((((((l)))))). I am with you. One could eat out of my toilet! Public restrooms only get used in dire emergency. And that is when I get out the sanitary wipes as well.

The thought of touching the flusher! I am old but my foot can still reach it. I do not let it bother me any more that I am OCD about it. It is a real issue, yes I was a gymnast!

Freud was nuts as they get...JMHO

 

[Britt.f7]

There are actual codes for size, shape.

When my grandpa was alive he would bring up what we called the "poop reports". He was doing it to be funny, but some of the people got into it, usually my uncle. It was a disgusting but hilarious conversation.

There is another book that goes with the poo logs, called "What's Your Poo Telling You?". I actually bought the two books for my aunt and the uncle that was into that joke with my grandpa. They found it funny, put it in their bathroom and, even, told their friends about it! :hilarious:

 

[Changing4Best]

... I actually bought the two books for my aunt and the uncle that was into that joke with my grandpa. They found it funny, put it in their bathroom and, even, told their friends about it! :hilarious:

My dad was a plumber, so every night after work he'd come home and tell us some pretty funny stuff about his
job(s) of the day. Some of it was gross, some funny, sometimes it was about problems (like the time his sewer machine snake got stuck in someone's sewer and he could not get it out!), some just interesting and even something to learn from, as his customenrs discussed all kinds of current events, interesting tidbits, stuff about their work, etc.

One lady answered the door butt naked one time, some of them my dad had played jokes on, (he had such a sense of humor!) and some of them would even give him things, sometimes even for us, as we kids answered the phone and took down names and phone numbers for him sometimes.

Nothing was too gross for dinner conversation, it was all in fun and part of a day's work for him, I guess. We all loved it!

 

[Whitneys story]

Workers are here to replace the furnace! Why do they need to use the bathroom. I can get over this. Freaking out now! Had not even crossed my mind. So glad my food is in the kitchen, phew!

 

[Changing4Best]

Workers are here to replace the furnace! ... phew!

Lysol spray or the equivalent, my dear, not to mention wipes for the toilet seat and surrounding area (in case they missed). Be sure to see if they put the seat back down!!!

 

[Britt.f7]

I need to get my porch replaced. I am absolutely panicky with the idea of someone having to come into my house to use the bathroom. It seems like a personal thing, even if I know everybody does it!