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What about you guys? When talking with a friend and then going to the urinals in a men's room, do you usually continue talking or stop talking till after you have peed or it depends (give details below if you wish)?View Thread
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continue talking as we pee.77% (17)
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stop talking till after we finish peeing.9% (2)
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it depends.14% (3)

I went to the front desk as soon as I could to tell someone. The staff person came into the locker room and saw who it was and then told me that this person was a "regular" and the staff person didn't feel he could accuse him of anything. And besides, he told me, the guy had probably already uploaded the pictures if there were any that had been taken.
He told me that there was a sign that cell phones were not to be used in the locker rooms. I told him that that sign needed to be larger and posted on the door where we entered the locker room. I was not happy.
(It is my business if and how and where I post pictures of myself, dammit, and that certainly is true concerning nude pictures!!) Grrr!View Thread
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continue talking as we pee.77% (17)
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stop talking till after we finish peeing.9% (2)
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it depends.14% (3)

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Poll Results
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continue talking as we pee.77% (17)
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stop talking till after we finish peeing.9% (2)
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it depends.14% (3)

I use porn. Used to have to pay for it, but now use the free stuff from websites that I know are safe.
(This was formerly submitted anonymously, and I cannot figure out how to delete the anonymous one and just keep this one in.)View Thread
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