No Ladies Room or Too Few Ladies Rooms

[Kelly-girl]

It seems as of late that many places have either removed the washrooms or have resorted to those portable things.
While I prefer a ladies room I just won't use those gross portable things. What do you girls think do you use the portable or find somewhere else.

[THAT_GUEST]

I guess it depends on the circumstances. I have heard girls tell me they would never, ever use a port-a-potty, that is until they are bursting at a St Patrick's Day bash somewhere, and there is a line at every port-a and the regular ladies room. That portajohn really takes appeal if the conditions are right!

[Kelly-girl]

Even if I was about to float away I wouldn't use one of the portable things. I would find somewhere else or pee outside.

[THAT_GUEST]

TBH, I don't blame you. Port-a-johns are nasty when they get delivered. They keep heat so that whoever got to them first gets the honor of "gift that keeps on giving" award! The good thing about peeing in the great outdoors, fresh air!

[Kelly-girl]

A ladies room in time of need is great if it is clean. The portables usually are not and I gave up on them a long time ago. The best outhouse I ever used was one built over a creek. I just sat on the seat and peed a gallon in the water and all was gone even my TP

[THAT_GUEST]

I don't mean any offense by this Kelly, but when I was a kid, swimming in rivers and streams was the best available option. Pools were for the wealthy, and I spent most of my summertime in the woods. If I had encountered a piece of floating TP in my swims, I would have been plenty upset and and in contact with DNR officials about it. I know the stuff breaks up and all, but there is a question of timing, you know?

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[Sharon den Adel]

I hate the fact that at restaurants, the male loo is always closer to the bar than the females, which is usually down the hall somewhere.

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