toilet

What would you do if you were out at the lake, at the river, or at a park enjoying a nice summer day, go to a public restroom, and drop your phone into it?

One bathroom in Twin Falls makes taking a tinkle a little bit more awkward than other restrooms and is also one of the most unique bathrooms you will ever see.

What would you do if you were on the toilet, and looked over and saw a big spider on the wall, up on the ceiling, or one crawling towards your foot?

If people didn't have their phones in the bathroom, how much more time would they have to enjoy the day and get other things done at work or at home?

What would you do? What would you do if you had to do your business in a public place, but it wouldn't flush down properly?

What would you do? What would you do if you head to the bathroom at a concert and find that a fight is occurring in the area?

Have I used the toilet as an opportunity to escape a potential argument with the wife? Hell to the yes. I also find the bathroom a handy safe haven when my mother-in-law is visiting; it doubles as a panic room in this situation.

Knowing the amount of time certain members of my family spend in the bathroom (my brother), I think it's a good idea to take a preventative strike on my home's plumbing before he gets here.

Our world is weird. Yesterday I was reading about the odd rules some businesses have for employee bathroom breaks.

Money to help replace aging septic systems is available to some Idahoans who qualify through a federal grant

OK - I am not a germiphobe. I am a guy though and I think that makes me gross/dirty by default. But when it comes to toilet germs I am over aware! I hate public bathrooms. I understand that for a business to keep their toilet rooms clean is tough...but even if you clean it every hour - it is still a public bathroom!

Again - it is great to know that I am not the only one. We know that everybody goes to the bathroom, and now thanks to a new survey, we know that pretty much everybody multitasks in the bathroom.