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| Do single mums teach their sons to always put the toilet seat down when they are finished
Posted: 1/1/2008 4:58:23 AM | | yes i think they must, their survival instinct regarding toilet seats is very strong. over the generations womens internal organs have evolved so that they can breath through their butts. this allows them to talk and talk without having to pause to breath in. now however an open toilet seat causes great fear for a woman as they are scared they might not notice it is up, sit down on the toilet, slip down into it, and drown | |
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| Do single mums teach their sons to always put the toilet seat down when they are finished
Posted: 1/1/2008 5:10:43 AM | OP.... what are you doing? You must teach your children, whatever sex to put DOWN the toilet seat and COVER before they FLUSH!!!!!
I'm sure if you Google for the facts you will be doing it yourself too!
The reason is to stop the germs and spray being shot into the air and landing on your toothbrush.
Think about it! Would you really want to clean your teeth with the water from inside the toilet?
..........and don't forget to educate your visitors if they use your bathroom!
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| Do single mums teach their sons to always put the toilet seat down when they are finished
Posted: 6/10/2008 8:59:46 AM | As a single female in what was a house of 4 men , it used to drive me mad the fact that it seemed impossible to hit the 'target'. I mean , how hard is it to point and pee???? I had a few near misses over a wet seat and once having caught my youngest peeing on the seat I made him sit on it ( cruel mum!)...'Thats what it feels like' I said.
Now that youngest is 20 , 6ft 2 , wont make him to that again. On a side issue , I think he may have the biggest bladder in the world. In the morning it sounds like a waterfall for ages !!!!!!! ...hope he is getting it in the bowl!...eurgh | |
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| Do single mums teach their sons to always put the toilet seat down when they are finished
Posted: 6/10/2008 9:38:18 AM | I would rather expect many single mothers' would teach their children right from wrong. As some would not teach them right from wrong - I believe within my own mind this could be construde as a cras generalisation of just single mothers'. When In fact, even two parents living together can even fail to teach their child the basics' of right from wrong.
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