Should Men Put The Toilet Seat Down When They Re Done at Stanley Shawn blog

Should Men Put The Toilet Seat Down When They Re Done. The status quo rule is the. In both cases there is one seat. Based on complicated algorithms about number ones and number twos. There are valid arguments to. Men should only be able to keep the toilet seat up if there are three men and two women in a household and so on and so forth. If #2 needs the seat down, he’ll either lower the seat if #1 left it up, or exert no energy if #1 put it down. He believes that he should not put the seat down after he uses the toilet. I, on the other hand, believe it is the man’s responsibility to put the toilet seat. We should actually all be putting both. He does, however, say that the accepted norm of putting the seat down always is inefficient because it doesn’t lessen the amount of toilet seat movements per household. If it's a men's room, ultimately it's more courteous to leave it up so that it doesn't get splashed with urine from those depraved fucks who stand and. If you need a reason besides common courtesy (which we'll get to in a minute) to put the toilet seat back down, try this: Men need it up (most of the time) while women need it down (all the time). Ultimately, the decision of whether to leave the toilet seat up or down is a matter of personal preference. Read if you want (or know how) to understand the rigorous mathematics applied, but the basic summary is this:

Ultimately, the decision of whether to leave the toilet seat up or down is a matter of personal preference. We should actually all be putting both. He does, however, say that the accepted norm of putting the seat down always is inefficient because it doesn’t lessen the amount of toilet seat movements per household. There are valid arguments to. In both cases there is one seat. The status quo rule is the. Based on complicated algorithms about number ones and number twos. Read if you want (or know how) to understand the rigorous mathematics applied, but the basic summary is this: I, on the other hand, believe it is the man’s responsibility to put the toilet seat. If you need a reason besides common courtesy (which we'll get to in a minute) to put the toilet seat back down, try this:

Toilet Seat Instructions for Men Stock Vector Illustration of organ

Should Men Put The Toilet Seat Down When They Re Done The status quo rule is the. He believes that he should not put the seat down after he uses the toilet. There are valid arguments to. Read if you want (or know how) to understand the rigorous mathematics applied, but the basic summary is this: If it's a men's room, ultimately it's more courteous to leave it up so that it doesn't get splashed with urine from those depraved fucks who stand and. We should actually all be putting both. If #2 needs the seat down, he’ll either lower the seat if #1 left it up, or exert no energy if #1 put it down. Ultimately, the decision of whether to leave the toilet seat up or down is a matter of personal preference. Men should only be able to keep the toilet seat up if there are three men and two women in a household and so on and so forth. Men need it up (most of the time) while women need it down (all the time). I, on the other hand, believe it is the man’s responsibility to put the toilet seat. In both cases there is one seat. He does, however, say that the accepted norm of putting the seat down always is inefficient because it doesn’t lessen the amount of toilet seat movements per household. The status quo rule is the. Based on complicated algorithms about number ones and number twos. If you need a reason besides common courtesy (which we'll get to in a minute) to put the toilet seat back down, try this: