Men Are Filthy Pigs (According To Their Hands) »
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The "hand washing police" have decided that men are grosser than women. A recent study has determined that men have issues when it comes to washing their hands after using public toilets.
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IncaQueen10 months, 3 weeks ago
Men are Pigs! There is no doubt about it. There are few exceptions but most women already know this. Males are simply clueless. They think passing gas and bugger and scab stories are great. We don't. Men don't wash their hands in a restroom...or anywhere else unless they have to.
You ought to be grateful that a woman allows you to slime us let alone do anything else We already have to clean up the sticky mess afterwards and you boys just wipe off with a towel. Take a bath? Take a shower regularly? Not unless she nags you. Some men just pour on more aftershave...ewwwww....!
The reason is simple because most women are far cleaner than men and this is a big turn off for me...
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shehnshah10 months, 3 weeks ago
at least 5 times a day. morning, 3 meals, before going to bed. plus every visit to the drainer.
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GrainOfSand10 months, 3 weeks ago
My husband isn't that great of a handwasher either. I have to remind him all the the time. Once he had washed something off the floor, threw the dirty papertowel away and proceeded back to the table to continue eating his meal! I was like, "You gonna wash your hands after having them all over the floor?"
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IncaQueen10 months, 3 weeks ago
yeas, and you should see where some of their hands have been!
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IncaQueen10 months, 3 weeks ago
...we won't even say where there hands have been. There ought to be a law that they're not allowed to scratch themselves in public....or fling the buggers once they retrieve them!
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TednGilbertAZ10 months, 2 weeks ago
soap and hot water every time for this guy, sorry... ewwwww, but yeah, I have seen so many other guys in the restrooms who do not... and many of them are good looking, handsome or macho guys. I guess they are above doing such menial tasks.
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toph197310 months, 3 weeks ago
There are a few men that work in our building that don't wash their hands. I can't stand it when someone doesn't. From the gossip in the building I think that women are worse at washing their hands than the men. Nasty. Whats more surprising is that women in this building constantly are complaining about the cleanliness and smell eminating for the women's bathroom. Think this should read Men and Women are filthy pigs.
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Bkumm10 months, 3 weeks ago
When I was in the Navy I was tasked to clean the women's head on a ship. It was, by far, the nastiest experience that I have ever had. This is coming from a person who (more than once) had to go down into the sh!t pit under the hog barn. I won't describe it to you as the thought of it disgusts me to this day, but suffice it to say it was awful.
Also, being a man that washes his hands, many, many, many times I've gone to the bathroom (in a public place) only to find there was no soap. I still use the water, but it is not sufficient.
By the way, I'm a stay at home dad and I clean the bathroom at home. It is spotless, there is always soap and a clean, fresh hand towel, but the next bastard that uses my pretty decorative flower towel (hand stitched, by me) as a hand towel is going to be wearing their intestines for a necklace.
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Teech10 months, 3 weeks ago
Hmmmmmmmm. I guess it would have been unladylike for the gals to clean their own head?
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tkyrchncs10 months, 3 weeks ago
Bkumm-at two different jobs in fast food when I was in highschool I found out the same thing. I would have taken 5 turns cleaning the men's to avoid cleaning the "ladies'" once.
There are also plenty of times when I KNOW that EVERYTHING about my body is cleaner than ANYTHING in the men's room. In those cases I don't touch anything, even the door handle, if possible. There are always at least wet-naps in the car!
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Bacalao10 months, 3 weeks ago
I just wish they would put the trash can a little closer to the door. It sometimes involves a bit of acrobatics to get the paper towel in the trash before the door closes.
BTW use a paper towel to turn off the faucet. Remember you just touched it with your dirty hand, as well as every person before you. Cross-contamination is a little tricky.
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MaryLynn_10 months, 3 weeks ago
THANKS FOR THE LINK. WE LEARN SOMETHING NEW ALL THE TIME, AND SOME WE WERE PRETTY SURE ABOUT ALREADT. LOL. HUGS MARY
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Bacalao10 months, 3 weeks ago
this reminds me of a bad joke i heard one time- forgive me if i botch it.
Two men were leaving the restroom.one noticed that the other didn't wash his hands. He said "In the army they trained us to wash our hands after using the restroom"
To which the other replied "In the navy they tought us not to pee on our hands"
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sotiris-k10 months, 3 weeks ago
Washing hands the most elementary and simple thing with the most powerful outcome when it comes to reducing diseases. I may be washing hands about 20 times per day . Every time you handle something that others have had before, you start the game! Next time you find yourself coming in contact with your mouth or eyes (fingers) immediately recall what was the last time you washed your hands and what you handled since then. Did you take out the trash,pick the car keys, look at your wallet , handle money , shake the hand of someone , prepare any raw food or even transport it briefly? The list goes on and on. It is so simple to do it a ritual before and after bathroom breaks. Why only after? In fact you should wash before as well. Isnt handling your own private body something that is placing it at risk from bacteria/viruses etc in the hands that just opened 2-3 public doors plus whatever else before that time until you are at the private area? See what i mean ?
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sotiris-k10 months, 3 weeks ago
Self respecting people wash hands before and after a visit to the restroom. Side note to that . After washing the hands do you still handle doors that are risky while exiting the bathroom? Paranoid as i sound in fact i am totally logical about it. What good is the washing if its not done with correlation between activities.
Its a probability game. Touching a dirty door is unlikely to make you sick due to very small probability like 0.1% per trial. But its not that one door or object that will hurt you. Its the repeated disregard for that small probability that eventually day after day accumulates to certainty.
You need to come in contact with other people to get sick really. You see the problem people miss is that while visiting bathrooms its not urine drops etc(gross)that makes you sick. Its all the rest! Gross but not risky . Not Gross but very risky is what usually gets you. Did you know a kitchen sink has plenty more bacteria than the flushed toilet?
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tkyrchncs10 months, 3 weeks ago
While much of what you write is correct, it is also somewhat misleading. First off, while avoidance of infection (handwashing, etc) is important, the crucial thing is a healthy immune system, since most people have no idea how complicated it is to avoid infectious agents. The second thing is that the number of bacteria is not very significant , but their nature is. Most bacteria by far are harmless; some are beneficial. It's just the few pathogens we need to be careful of.
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sotiris-k10 months, 3 weeks ago
By the way we are not pigs . Come on now! Maybe a little dogs though...oops next time you get that woof feeling about that great looking woman remember there could also be female pigs out there! Now that really killed the mood for about 2.56 seconds...
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VIVAELLCHEE196710 months, 3 weeks ago
The USA is less clean than folks in Europe when it comes to washing their hands/cleaning their bodies well. Here we pooped and clean only with sheets of paper. But how well is our rearend really clean? A woman's vagina? No really well at all. In Europe most homes have some call bidet, which most people in the USA never heard of. I grow up with one there and each time I cleaned myself with the toilet paper I would finish washing myself with water and soap as well. That was each time! Here a person can used the toilet 2 or 3 times a day and go like that until they make it home. And what if someone doesnt take a shower that day? Now how gross is that? So yes folks in the USA are not that clean at all. BTW Here at my home I do have a bidet. I remember when it was installed and one of the plummbers didnt know what it was for. And lets not talk here about how terrible the health care is or how ignorant most folks are in the USA. But lets invaded another nation and have guns and we are #1
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tkyrchncs10 months, 3 weeks ago
I would like to see, rather than a presumptive study such as this, one which actually checks the quantity and kind of bacteria on people's hands.
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Truzseeker10 months, 3 weeks ago
Do the same thing here at work Bronx. I understand that is how viruses are easily passed around in the workplace, and I rarely take time out to get over a common cold.
(lol) thanks Jane :)
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GrainOfSand10 months, 3 weeks ago
Yea, people in general are nasty and they don't clean up after themselves much. The folks who clean a lot of these bathrooms don't seem to care much either for cleanliness.
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