I think the designation of toilets is just wrong, in general.

It shouldn't be Men in one and Women in another, it should be civilised, sanitary people in one, and rank f**king beast-people in the other. Or, rank f**king beast-people in one, and the rest of us in another.

I know it's easy to defer to gender stereotypes and say, well Matt, that's just the same as Men in one and Women in the other, but it isn't, it really isn't.

To evidence this I'd like to cite the firm which Mrs B works for. They have someone there, a woman we have to presume, as this occurs in the women's lavatories, who habitually smears s**t up the wall of the cubicles. Seriously. They've never got to the, ahem, bottom of it, but it's still happening. They all *know* who it is, of course, just like we all know that Ryan Giggs, Gareth Barry and/or Paul Scholes have had their lawyers busy the last few months.

It's not just s**t up the cubicles. Used sanitary products have been left in the lavatories undisposed of. Just left there on the floor of the cubicle.

So it clearly isn't "all men are just monsters, and all women are delicate clean rose-smelling angels", not at all. Women can be monsters too.

So what I propose is this: every so often, after we reach our maturity, we have to go for a lavatory usage inspection. This would probably be administered and co-ordinated by the Ministry for Knowing Who The Cunts Are. We go to thier offices, visit the toilets, and this can all be done in a civilised way, do our business and leave. The lavatories are then inspected, and if we've been well brought up, we get a new stamp on our "Is Not A Filth Beast Licence". Those failing the test get a large black cross drawn over their foreheads or something.

Thereafter access to toilets is done via inspection of out Lavatorial Usage Licences.

I've thought about this a little too long.

Posted By: Arizona Bay on May 16th 2011 at 16:37:14


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