IceQueenDeseree

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    Wednesday, January 31, 2007, 07:05 AM PST [General]

    The Art of Taking a Pee....A Man Thing

    (Written to a woman who accidently walked into a men's restroom...)

    Please don't feel bad, lady. It wasn't you entering the men's washroom that caused
    that guy to pee on the guy next to him. Hell, we do that all the time. It's rare
    for us guys to ever hit what were aiming for. Sometimes I go into the washroom, start
    to pee, and then just start spinning around; just so I'll make sure I hit
    something.

    You see, something you ladies should understand by now is that men's penises have a
    mind of their own. A guy can go into a bathroom stall because all the urinals are
    being used, take perfect aim at the toilet, and his penis will still manage to piss
    all over the roll of toilet paper, down his left pant leg, and onto his shoe. I'm
    telling 'ya those little buggers can't be trusted.

    After being married 28 years my wife has me trained. I'm no longer allowed to pee
    like a man - standing up. I am required to sit down and pee. She has convinced me
    that this is a small price to pay. Otherwise if she had gone to the toilet one more
    time at night and either sat on a pee soaked toilet seat, or fell right into the
    toilet because I forgot to put the seat down, she was going to kill me in my sleep.

    Now another thing us guys don't usually like to talk about, but because you and I
    have become such good friends and you think I'm a classy guy, I might as well be
    candid with you because it's a real problem, and you ladies need to be understanding.
    It's the dreaded "morning wood".

    Most mornings us guys wake up with two things. A tremendous desire to pee, and a
    penis so hard you could cut diamonds with it. Well, no matter how hard you try, you
    can't get that thing to bend, and if it don't bend you can't aim, well hell, if you
    can't aim you have no choice but to piss all over the wallpaper and that damn fuzzy
    toilet seat cover you women insist on putting on the toilet.

    And by the way, when you use those damn fuzzy toilet seat covers, the friggin'
    toilet seat won't stay up by itself. So that means we have to use one hand to hold up
    the toilet seat and the other hand to try to control ourselves for that perfect aim.

    Now sometimes, when you're newly married, (and I know the guys in here will back me
    up on this) you think you can get the toilet seat with that damn fuzzy thing to
    stay up. You jam it back and compress that fuzzy thing until the seat stays there. OK,
    so you start to pee, but then that compressed fuzzy starts to decompress and
    without warning that damn toilet seat comes flying down and tries to whack off your
    weenie.

    So us guys will not lift a toilet seat with a fuzzy, it's just not safe. I tried to
    delicately explain this morning situation to my wife. I told her... look, it won't
    bend. She said, "sit down like I told you to do all the rest of the time." OK. I
    tried sitting down on the toilet with "morning wood".

    Well it's is very hard to get it bent under the toilet seat, and before I could
    manage it, I had pissed all over the bath towels hanging on the wall across the room.
    Now, even if you are sitting down and you can get it forced down under the toilet
    seat, when you start to pee the pee shoots out from the crack between the bottom of
    the toilet seat and the top of the bowl. You piss all over the back of your knees
    and it runs down the back of our legs on to that damn matching fuzzy horseshoe rug
    you keep putting on the floor in front of the toilet.

    I have found the only effective maneuver to deal with this morning urinary dilemma
    is to assume the flying superman position laying over the toilet seat.

    This takes a great deal of practice, perfect balance, and split time precision but
    it's the only sure way to get all the pee in the bowl during the first morning pee.

    So you ladies have to understand that us men are not totally to blame. We are
    sensitive to your concerns about hygiene and bathroom cleanliness, but there are times
    when things just get beyond our control.

    It's not our fault, it's just Mother Nature.

    Now, if it was Father Nature,... there wouldn't have been a problem!

     

    4.7 (5 Ratings)

    this is hell of a fantastic writing. wow. enjoyed reading it. and of course fully agree. 101%

    Arun
    February 01, 2007
    10:57 AM PST

    oy oy oy ... heard of woman walking in the mans room. and the article sounds about right to me. i mean seriously. what else would we expect. lol

    SpiderWitch
    February 06, 2007
    02:45 PM PST



    I want to commend you on the courage to start the group dealing with abuse. It is a wonderful way to get support where a person can remain anonymous if they choose to do so.


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    Bloomingmoon
    February 06, 2007
    08:06 PM PST

    This is so funny and so true. For years I was the only female around (paramedic and firefighter in stations of very (well attempting to be) macho males. We shared a bunk room and bath rooms and geez...

    Cynthia
    June 08, 2007
    07:55 AM PST

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    Have a Bewitching Evening!~Wendy~

    Forest House Coven
    October 25, 2007
    03:46 PM PST