namedpipes
NES Member
I have a question about the "ass gaskets" mentioned, I believe, earlier in this thread.
First, I have to mention, though I work in a professional building, the others are a bunch of ****ing pigs. I've seen stuff no man should have to see in a bathroom.
To save my sanity, I use the prophylactic method known to some as the ass gasket. The bathroom is equipped with them. Sometimes run out at which time I nest.
The gaskets. Basically a big oval of the same paper you'd find on an obgyn's exam table. I know because I have one in the basement.
It has a cutout stamped that looks a little like a tonsil. You tear the three little bits and let the tonsil fall free, still attached by a wide tab at one end and finally, lay it on the seat.
Here's the question:
That tonsil, do y'all drape it down into the bowl from the front or from the back?
*I* usually drape it from the front. I don't like my... tip... getting soaked, so I set it over the front rim of the toilet seat, but they have that notch (for ****ing pigs that can't lift the seat) and the porcelain is too cold for comfort.
Is it common / correct to drape that flap from the front or from the back?
First, I have to mention, though I work in a professional building, the others are a bunch of ****ing pigs. I've seen stuff no man should have to see in a bathroom.
To save my sanity, I use the prophylactic method known to some as the ass gasket. The bathroom is equipped with them. Sometimes run out at which time I nest.
The gaskets. Basically a big oval of the same paper you'd find on an obgyn's exam table. I know because I have one in the basement.
It has a cutout stamped that looks a little like a tonsil. You tear the three little bits and let the tonsil fall free, still attached by a wide tab at one end and finally, lay it on the seat.
Here's the question:
That tonsil, do y'all drape it down into the bowl from the front or from the back?
*I* usually drape it from the front. I don't like my... tip... getting soaked, so I set it over the front rim of the toilet seat, but they have that notch (for ****ing pigs that can't lift the seat) and the porcelain is too cold for comfort.
Is it common / correct to drape that flap from the front or from the back?