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It never ceases to amaze me how multiple people can be lined up outside a public bathroom, and the next person who walks up will ask if someone is in there before getting in line. Bonus points for the people who also check the door.
I don't know, I've saved myself many minutes of waiting at portos at fests by walking to the back and checking those. Too many people see people lined up, get into sheep mentality, and just line up too. Then they just start waiting til they see someone come out of a door. Eventually someone misses someone coming out of a door, and then that porto goes unused for who knows how long. There's usually one open somewhere in the back.
Yes, festivals are not normal everyday life, and unless your public restroom has 10+ stalls, probably not making a difference in that case.
Jeremy went grocery shopping and brought home a bunch of frozen foods, such as Hot Pockets (among others). I have never had a hot pocket before, but have brought one for work. I am nervous and excited about lunch.
idk if excited is a word that should be used for a hot pocket
Jeremy went grocery shopping and brought home a bunch of frozen foods, such as Hot Pockets (among others). I have never had a hot pocket before, but have brought one for work. I am nervous and excited about lunch.
idk if excited is a word that should be used for a hot pocket
I don't know, depending on your level of sobriety, the words "Hot Pockets" can be exciting!
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It never ceases to amaze me how multiple people can be lined up outside a public bathroom, and the next person who walks up will ask if someone is in there before getting in line. Bonus points for the people who also check the door.
I don't know, I've saved myself many minutes of waiting at portos at fests by walking to the back and checking those. Too many people see people lined up, get into sheep mentality, and just line up too. Then they just start waiting til they see someone come out of a door. Eventually someone misses someone coming out of a door, and then that porto goes unused for who knows how long. There's usually one open somewhere in the back.
Yes, festivals are not normal everyday life, and unless your public restroom has 10+ stalls, probably not making a difference in that case.
Edit: Good, there are a few of us!
For more background into this particular incident, it was a set of single sitters (one male, one female) at Cook-Out that have visible green/red vacant/occupied signs attached to the locking mechanism in the door (see below). Portos are a totally different story. I've bypassed many 30 minute waits at Bonnaroo by going in to see if any are vacant in the back.
I don't know, I've saved myself many minutes of waiting at portos at fests by walking to the back and checking those. Too many people see people lined up, get into sheep mentality, and just line up too. Then they just start waiting til they see someone come out of a door. Eventually someone misses someone coming out of a door, and then that porto goes unused for who knows how long. There's usually one open somewhere in the back.
Yes, festivals are not normal everyday life, and unless your public restroom has 10+ stalls, probably not making a difference in that case.
Edit: Good, there are a few of us!
For more background into this particular incident, it was a set of single sitters (one male, one female) at Cook-Out that have visible green/red vacant/occupied signs attached to the locking mechanism in the door. Portos are a totally different story. I've bypassed many 30 minute waits at Bonnaroo by going in to see if any are vacant in the back.
Ya, that's definitely different.
In that case, I might have just looked at the person asking, slowly looked at the occupied sign, then look back at them without saying a word. Let them see if they can decipher the situation on their own.
I don't know, I've saved myself many minutes of waiting at portos at fests by walking to the back and checking those. Too many people see people lined up, get into sheep mentality, and just line up too. Then they just start waiting til they see someone come out of a door. Eventually someone misses someone coming out of a door, and then that porto goes unused for who knows how long. There's usually one open somewhere in the back.
Yes, festivals are not normal everyday life, and unless your public restroom has 10+ stalls, probably not making a difference in that case.
Edit: Good, there are a few of us!
For more background into this particular incident, it was a set of single sitters (one male, one female) at Cook-Out that have visible green/red vacant/occupied signs attached to the locking mechanism in the door (see below). Portos are a totally different story. I've bypassed many 30 minute waits at Bonnaroo by going in to see if any are vacant in the back.
I feel like a festivals, people stand in lines just to stand in lines. I never stand in a line at a festival for a toilet. I go searching and pulling doors. Sorry to all those people that didn't lock the porto door and I flashed you doing business to the world.
I feel like a festivals, people stand in lines just to stand in lines. I never stand in a line at a festival for a toilet. I go searching and pulling doors. Sorry to all those people that didn't lock the porto door and I flashed you doing business to the world.
Multiple times at Forecastle this past weekend, I saw people knocking on unoccupied portos before opening the door. I don't have time for such niceties.
I feel like a festivals, people stand in lines just to stand in lines. I never stand in a line at a festival for a toilet. I go searching and pulling doors. Sorry to all those people that didn't lock the porto door and I flashed you doing business to the world.
Multiple times at Forecastle this past weekend, I saw people knocking on unoccupied portos before opening the door. I don't have time for such niceties.
The thing about that is most people knock while they are opening or knock and then open. All it accomplishes is giving the person inside a quick scare and a heads up that they're about to get looked at while doing their business.
I feel like a festivals, people stand in lines just to stand in lines. I never stand in a line at a festival for a toilet. I go searching and pulling doors. Sorry to all those people that didn't lock the porto door and I flashed you doing business to the world.
Multiple times at Forecastle this past weekend, I saw people knocking on unoccupied portos before opening the door. I don't have time for such niceties.
Fuck that. If you didn't lock the door, that's on you.
Multiple times at Forecastle this past weekend, I saw people knocking on unoccupied portos before opening the door. I don't have time for such niceties.
Fuck that. If you didn't lock the door, that's on you.
If I can spin around fast enough after you open the door, it is going to be on you.
I feel like a festivals, people stand in lines just to stand in lines. I never stand in a line at a festival for a toilet. I go searching and pulling doors. Sorry to all those people that didn't lock the porto door and I flashed you doing business to the world.
Multiple times at Forecastle this past weekend, I saw people knocking on unoccupied portos before opening the door. I don't have time for such niceties.
Probably not as necessary at Forecastle as other places, but I always knock. Kids often forget to lock them and I do NOT want to walk in on some child #oneing or worse, #twoing. That's a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode just waiting to happen.
Jeremy went grocery shopping and brought home a bunch of frozen foods, such as Hot Pockets (among others). I have never had a hot pocket before, but have brought one for work. I am nervous and excited about lunch.
idk if excited is a word that should be used for a hot pocket
Until had bebbehs, a couple of Hot Pockets after waking up at noon was a pretty exciting day for him, if I recall correctly.
T-minus 22 days until I go on my first plane ride since I was an infant. I am going to see if I can recreate this photo for crazykittensmile.
Don't get sucked into the trap of getting hammered immediately before or during the flight. I feel like I always get sick when I do that (not vomitting, but flu-like sickness).
one of the more exciting times of my life was getting absolutely wasted and going back to my friends hotel - only to find they have half-pound hot pockets in the vending machine. can never really come down from a natural high like that.
one of the more exciting times of my life was getting absolutely wasted and going back to my friends hotel - only to find they have half-pound hot pockets in the vending machine. can never really come down from a natural high like that.
one of the more exciting times of my life was getting absolutely wasted and going back to my friends hotel - only to find they have half-pound hot pockets in the vending machine. can never really come down from a natural high like that.
Wait, half pound hot pockets exist?!
oh yes. they sure do. but be sure to let them fully cool down first!
idk if excited is a word that should be used for a hot pocket
Until had bebbehs, a couple of Hot Pockets after waking up at noon was a pretty exciting day for him, if I recall correctly.
True story: My wife got a raise at work a few weeks ago. She texted me to tell me the news and added to go get myself something nice. I totally went to the market and bought $20 worth of Hot Pockets.
oh yes. they sure do. but be sure to let them fully cool down first!
I bet the external temp of the bread can be quite deceiving and then you get surprised with a fried tongue when you get to the boiling cheese in the center. I'll have to find some of these mythical munchies asap
T-minus 22 days until I go on my first plane ride since I was an infant. I am going to see if I can recreate this photo for crazykittensmile.
my first time ever flying was a solo cross country flight to San Diego to see one of my besties 5 years ago. It was awesome.
It also helped me conquer my fear of flying.
I am going Knoxville to Orange County which is a good sized flight. My layover is in DFW which I have been assured is one of the better options (definitely better than Atlanta or Chicago) for someone who doesn't know what they're doing. I guess I'll figure out pretty quick if I have a fear of flying.
my first time ever flying was a solo cross country flight to San Diego to see one of my besties 5 years ago. It was awesome.
It also helped me conquer my fear of flying.
I am going Knoxville to Orange County which is a good sized flight. My layover is in DFW which I have been assured is one of the better options (definitely better than Atlanta or Chicago) for someone who doesn't know what they're doing. I guess I'll figure out pretty quick if I have a fear of flying.
Every time one of you kids gets a pair of big boy pants, a Fugazi song gets played in my house.
my first time ever flying was a solo cross country flight to San Diego to see one of my besties 5 years ago. It was awesome.
It also helped me conquer my fear of flying.
I am going Knoxville to Orange County which is a good sized flight. My layover is in DFW which I have been assured is one of the better options (definitely better than Atlanta or Chicago) for someone who doesn't know what they're doing. I guess I'll figure out pretty quick if I have a fear of flying.
I have only ever been on a plane 7 times in my whole life. The longest was to Denver, for a bout. My teammates drugged me on the way back and I got wings for not freaking out, like I did on the way there. My ears don't pop and the planes are all turbulenty. I am not a fan. Once I had to get on this teeny, tiny plane that only had 32 rows and one side had one seat per row and the other side had 2...I thought I was going to die.
My son on the other hand LOVES to fly. He has flown many more times than me and tells me all the horror stories of his flights with big, shit-eating grins.
Until had bebbehs, a couple of Hot Pockets after waking up at noon was a pretty exciting day for him, if I recall correctly.
True story: My wife got a raise at work a few weeks ago. She texted me to tell me the news and added to go get myself something nice. I totally went to the market and bought $20 worth of Hot Pockets.
It. Was. Glorious.
"To the market?" What are you, a little piggy? Or is that one of those terms that is very geographically context dependent (grocery store v market), in terms of what word is commonly used to refer to the same thing - like how some weirdos in the middle of our country say "pop" instead of "soda?"
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.