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I wonder how many of the guys in this thread that urinate in a stall actually lift the seat prior to using the toilet? Also, if you are using a urinal and are getting liquids on yourself, you are doing it wrong. Standing further away invites more splashback, thus more on yourself.
stalls, always
urinals tend to splash me, which means I have to restrict the flow, and frankly that is just not comfortable.
Usually urinals.
I should stop though, because the potential for splashback is stupidly high.
"Pee at the little picture of a bee"
That makes it worse.
On the upside it's a kegal excercise to restrict flow and prevent splashback.
edit: It might've just been the urinals in my highschool that splashed me....
stalls, always
urinals tend to splash me, which means I have to restrict the flow, and frankly that is just not comfortable.
mrbojangles25
As I stated earlier, if you are getting splashed at a urinal, you are doing it wrong.
I like to pee in private, but I'm not too shy. I'll use a urinal if only because I'm too lazy to manually flush a non auto flush toilet that probably has germs on the handle.
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stalls, always
urinals tend to splash me, which means I have to restrict the flow, and frankly that is just not comfortable.
WhiteKnight77
As I stated earlier, if you are getting splashed at a urinal, you are doing it wrong.
What do I do?! :cry:
Actually, I don't really have a problem with any urinal, except the ones that my highschool had.
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[QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]
stalls, always
urinals tend to splash me, which means I have to restrict the flow, and frankly that is just not comfortable.
IcyToasters
As I stated earlier, if you are getting splashed at a urinal, you are doing it wrong.
What do I do?! :cry:
Actually, I don't really have a problem with any urinal, except the ones that my highschool had.
Actually, urinating is a lesson in physics. Take a pitcher of water. Pour it from 3 feet up. What happens? Now pour that same pitcher of water from a foot. What happens then? Mythbusters busted a myth about getting killed by urinating on the 3rd rail of an elevated train/subway line. It can't happen due to what happens. The stream breaks up. Same with at a urinal. The breaking up is what causes the splashing. How do you keep it from splashing?
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[QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]
As I stated earlier, if you are getting splashed at a urinal, you are doing it wrong.
WhiteKnight77
What do I do?! :cry:
Actually, I don't really have a problem with any urinal, except the ones that my highschool had.
Actually, urinating is a lesson in physics. Take a pitcher of water. Pour it from 3 feet up. What happens? Now pour that same pitcher of water from a foot. What happens then? Mythbusters busted a myth about getting killed by urinating on the 3rd rail of an elevated train/subway line. It can't happen due to what happens. The stream breaks up. Same with at a urinal. The breaking up is what causes the splashing. How do you keep it from splashing?
I dont buy that for a second, because urine comes out under pressure. Its not simply falling out of your pecker like water falls from a pitcher. Whether from 20 feet or 1 foot its going to hit that urinal with the same pressure.
also, getting closer to a urinal isnt my idea of sanitary.
[QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]
stalls, always
urinals tend to splash me, which means I have to restrict the flow, and frankly that is just not comfortable.
WhiteKnight77
As I stated earlier, if you are getting splashed at a urinal, you are doing it wrong.
nobody took me by the pecker and said "Boy, this is how you piss" :|
well, there was that one guy...
I used to use urinals.
But for those that do, look at your shoes when you are done. Those sprinkles/backsplash go everywhere no matter your aim.
Seriously, thats gross
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[QUOTE="IcyToasters"]
What do I do?! :cry:
Actually, I don't really have a problem with any urinal, except the ones that my highschool had.
mrbojangles25
Actually, urinating is a lesson in physics. Take a pitcher of water. Pour it from 3 feet up. What happens? Now pour that same pitcher of water from a foot. What happens then? Mythbusters busted a myth about getting killed by urinating on the 3rd rail of an elevated train/subway line. It can't happen due to what happens. The stream breaks up. Same with at a urinal. The breaking up is what causes the splashing. How do you keep it from splashing?
I dont buy that for a second, because urine comes out under pressure. Its not simply falling out of your pecker like water falls from a pitcher. Whether from 20 feet or 1 foot its going to hit that urinal with the same pressure.
also, getting closer to a urinal isnt my idea of sanitary.
I'd prefer to stand closer than use in a stall. It is a very rare occurrence when I walk into a stall and there isn't either piss all over the floor or unflushed waste in the toilet.that thought is somewhat disturbing for a guy[QUOTE="sonofsmeagle"][QUOTE="JasonDarksavior"] Wait ... You sit down to urinate? KnightSkull
Maybe for some reason he doesn't know guys can stand doing it...
I only sit for a piss when I'm super drunk cause I can barely stand up and will probably miss.
Stalls, I like to wipe afterwards.
sailor232
Ummmmmm, if you have male parts, why are you wiping? My bet is that you do not have any male parts whatsoever though with your reply.
I'd prefer to stand closer than use in a stall. It is a very rare occurrence when I walk into a stall and there isn't either piss all over the floor or unflushed waste in the toilet.stanleycup98
I have seen urine everywhere in bathrooms whether it be at a stall or urinal. Everyone dribbles and splashes everywhere. Whether something is under pressure or not, does not matter, if the stream breaks up, splattering will result. I always wonder what people's restrooms at home look like and if urine is everywhere as it is in a public restroom.
Yes, but the thing is, a person will most likely clean up after themselves in their own home, whereas they'll just leave it in public, because they feel no responsibility.I have seen urine everywhere in bathrooms whether it be at a stall or urinal. Everyone dribbles and splashes everywhere. Whether something is under pressure or not, does not matter, if the stream breaks up, splattering will result. I always wonder what people's restrooms at home look like and if urine is everywhere as it is in a public restroom.
WhiteKnight77
Your title and question have me confused. How can I go to the toilet unless I go to the stall? I see no reason for the poll. I wouldn't be going to the toilet if I went to the urinal.Hey OT Guys,
When you go to the toilet do you go in the urinal or the stalls?
JasonDarksavior
Actually, urinating is a lesson in physics. Take a pitcher of water. Pour it from 3 feet up. What happens? Now pour that same pitcher of water from a foot. What happens then? Mythbusters busted a myth about getting killed by urinating on the 3rd rail of an elevated train/subway line. It can't happen due to what happens. The stream breaks up. Same with at a urinal. The breaking up is what causes the splashing. How do you keep it from splashing?
WhiteKnight77
I don't want to be closer D: Especially when people leave their pubes all over the urinals (seriously, how does that even happen?!)
Ehhhh. I'll just pee in the sink, making an arc going over and into the drain.
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