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Brushing your teeth at work
Posted: January 16 08, 1:49 pm
by heyzeus
After a recent dentist visit, I was persuaded to start brushing my teeth after lunch every day.
But that means I have to do so in the communal work bathroom. I don't know, but there's something very wrong about brushing one's teeth while someone else is pooping in the same room.
That's my rant. Brushing while others poop. I guess I'm not very angry today.
Re: Brushing your teeth at work
Posted: January 16 08, 1:55 pm
by cardinalkarp
heyzeus wrote:After a recent dentist visit, I was persuaded to start brushing my teeth after lunch every day.
But that means I have to do so in the communal work bathroom. I don't know, but there's something very wrong about brushing one's teeth while someone else is pooping in the same room.
That's my rant. Brushing while others poop. I guess I'm not very angry today.
Can you get those little throw away "brush strips"? I'm not sure how well they work but you may be able to use them a bit more privately.
I just don't feel the need to brush after lunch, and if I did I probably still wouldn't if it had to be done in a public bathroom.
Re: Brushing your teeth at work
Posted: January 16 08, 1:56 pm
by lukethedrifter
Ignore the whiner above-
co-signed,
heyzeus' teeth
heyzeus' coworkers in breathing range
Re: Brushing your teeth at work
Posted: January 16 08, 2:13 pm
by maddash
Besides zeus, you'd be amazed at the amount of fecal particles floating in your bathroom at home. Granted, those are your particles, not some strangers, but still, there's as much poop floating around at the work bathroom as there is at home.
Re: Brushing your teeth at work
Posted: January 16 08, 2:32 pm
by heyzeus
maddash wrote:Besides zeus, you'd be amazed at the amount of fecal particles floating in your bathroom at home. Granted, those are your particles, not some strangers, but still, there's as much poop floating around at the work bathroom as there is at home.
That does it, I'm going Howard Hughes now.