Whenever I use the toilet at school, I always pre-flush; that is, I always flush it BEFORE I go as well as after because there is always, ALWAYS pee/poop in there from whoever used it before. Seriously, no one at my school flushes or uses toilet paper (they don't wash their hands either but that's pretty much a given). I know this because I routinely see even teachers going in there sans tissue and they just walk out without washing after....The walls, doors, everything is covered in poo smears that haven't been cleaned once in the year I've been at this school.
I do think, like the Berenstein Bears taught me, it is important to count your blessings.
Lot of negativity here from the community. I'm not going to poop anyone by saying I'm not one of you all. I'd like to think I'm a grand master, or something along those lines.I do think, like the Berenstein Bears taught me, it is important to count your blessings.If you were Korean, you'd care about ocean rocks, fermented vegetables, and other trivial things.We are lucky to have what we have and know what we know.
Quote from: grey on September 15, 2015, 05:49:00 pmLot of negativity here from the community. I'm not going to poop anyone by saying I'm not one of you all. I'd like to think I'm a grand master, or something along those lines.I do think, like the Berenstein Bears taught me, it is important to count your blessings.If you were Korean, you'd care about ocean rocks, fermented vegetables, and other trivial things.We are lucky to have what we have and know what we know.RANTING/VENTING MEGATHREADRead that topic and love it. Cuz for real, yo, no offense, but posts like this are annoying.
Quote from: meepmoopimmarobots on September 15, 2015, 08:00:32 pmQuote from: grey on September 15, 2015, 05:49:00 pmLot of negativity here from the community. I'm not going to poop anyone by saying I'm not one of you all. I'd like to think I'm a grand master, or something along those lines.I do think, like the Berenstein Bears taught me, it is important to count your blessings.If you were Korean, you'd care about ocean rocks, fermented vegetables, and other trivial things.We are lucky to have what we have and know what we know.RANTING/VENTING MEGATHREADRead that topic and love it. Cuz for real, yo, no offense, but posts like this are annoying.Read between the lines, bruh. No offence^^
Quote from: taingray on September 15, 2015, 03:17:40 pmSince I've been in Korea I've become pretty obsessive about germs, especially in bathrooms. The bathrooms at my school are absolutely filthy.Whenever I use the toilet at school, I always pre-flush; that is, I always flush it BEFORE I go as well as after because there is always, ALWAYS pee/poop in there from whoever used it before. Seriously, no one at my school flushes or uses toilet paper (they don't wash their hands either but that's pretty much a given). I know this because I routinely see even teachers going in there sans tissue and they just walk out without washing after. Well, one day last week I pre-flushed and the nasty water immediately overflowed and splashed onto the floor and a little on my legs. I didn't notice that it was going to overflow right away because I always close the seat first to prevent splash-back. So I had to awkwardly maneuver my way out of that tiny, cramped stall to avoid stepping in more pee water as best I could, while also avoiding touching the walls and pretty much anything else in the stall. The walls, doors, everything is covered in poo smears that haven't been cleaned once in the year I've been at this school.Anyway, after that toilet flooded, all the water seeped into the middle of the bathroom toward the drain, so of course I went downstairs to use the other bathroom. The exact same thing happened. Apparently the plumbing in the entire building is messed up. So now I have to make the trek to a completely different building that still has flushing toilets every time I have to go and it's annoying AF as I'm walking throughout the buildings carrying a giant handful of TP which I need extra of to cover the toilet seats first and/or wipe them down because they're covered in pee drops. The rage I feel...I didn't think women had to worry about stained seats/rims.Seriously...how does one stain the seat if you're sitting down??? That has to be some awkward trajectory angle
Since I've been in Korea I've become pretty obsessive about germs, especially in bathrooms. The bathrooms at my school are absolutely filthy.Whenever I use the toilet at school, I always pre-flush; that is, I always flush it BEFORE I go as well as after because there is always, ALWAYS pee/poop in there from whoever used it before. Seriously, no one at my school flushes or uses toilet paper (they don't wash their hands either but that's pretty much a given). I know this because I routinely see even teachers going in there sans tissue and they just walk out without washing after. Well, one day last week I pre-flushed and the nasty water immediately overflowed and splashed onto the floor and a little on my legs. I didn't notice that it was going to overflow right away because I always close the seat first to prevent splash-back. So I had to awkwardly maneuver my way out of that tiny, cramped stall to avoid stepping in more pee water as best I could, while also avoiding touching the walls and pretty much anything else in the stall. The walls, doors, everything is covered in poo smears that haven't been cleaned once in the year I've been at this school.Anyway, after that toilet flooded, all the water seeped into the middle of the bathroom toward the drain, so of course I went downstairs to use the other bathroom. The exact same thing happened. Apparently the plumbing in the entire building is messed up. So now I have to make the trek to a completely different building that still has flushing toilets every time I have to go and it's annoying AF as I'm walking throughout the buildings carrying a giant handful of TP which I need extra of to cover the toilet seats first and/or wipe them down because they're covered in pee drops. The rage I feel...
I'm guessing the girls are standing on the seats and squatting, because it's not just a droplet or two... The entire seat will often be covered in pee spray.
My rant of the day:M*THERF*CKING VIRUS CHASER. I downloaded Revo Uninstaller and got rid of this initially, but either the tech guy re-installs it regularly (not sure when) or it auto-installs somehow after a reboot. It is the bane of my existence and is now password-protected too. I wish I had the tech savvy I did back in high school to go in manually in safe mode and rip it out by hand. F*cking Virus Chaser.
Quote from: nomadicmadda on September 16, 2015, 07:43:25 amMy rant of the day:M*THERF*CKING VIRUS CHASER. I downloaded Revo Uninstaller and got rid of this initially, but either the tech guy re-installs it regularly (not sure when) or it auto-installs somehow after a reboot. It is the bane of my existence and is now password-protected too. I wish I had the tech savvy I did back in high school to go in manually in safe mode and rip it out by hand. F*cking Virus Chaser.Makes me even more grateful that my new school just has teachers take laptops from classroom to classroom and hook up to projectors or big screens via HDMI or VGA, rather than having computers in every room. I bring my own kickass gaming laptop, and they didn't require me to install any security nonsense on it. Best of all, everything on it is in English!Oops, this is a rant thread...Um...Grrrr, sometimes the GS25 is out of the triangle kimbap I like when I go there after work! Anger!
But if it was BerenstAin, and it always was BerenstAin, then surely we wouldn't remember it with an E. I mean if we're in a parallel universe, where it's spelled BerenstAin, wouldn't we remember it with an A? If someone had a photo from their childhood, of themselves reading one of those books, then the book in the photo would read BerenstEin, would it not? And if it didn't, if it read BerenstAin, then we wouldn't be having this crisis, because we would have always remembered it with an A.Maybe I don't understand parallel universes correctly.