Oh dear. The things you accidently discover
about a person.
When we did public education lectures about AIDS in the early days of the epidemic, one thing we did was die toilet water purple and then we would simulate a standing pee to show people how widely standing pee can spray toilet water.
I have never forgotten that so when I am
your guest I feel compelled to be an unobtrusive as possible. For me that
includes peeing sitting down—especially when I am visiting a woman’s place.
Well the other night I had to pee really
badly when I got to the washroom of a woman friend and so I peed standing up.
But when I was finished, I decided to be sure to leave no trace by using some
toilet paper and water to wipe the toilet seat clean.
I damp washed the top of the seat and then
I lifted it to clean the bottom and that is when I discovered that this woman,
who prides herself on her appearance and her competency in all things, likely
has never cleaned the underside of her toilet. I will spare you what I cannot
forget.
No I realize that a man in the household
who leaves the seat up serves a purpose.
When I returned to the party, the hostess
betrayed pride in what she was serving. I think she would like us all to
believe she is an erudite and sophisticated person. The toilet seat speaks
volumes.
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