Who’d win this fight?

[Chewbacca]

Originally Posted by mrgoat

yeah, i was engaged to the human version of her a long time ago. She’s exhausting. I guarantee it.


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!rep0rted!!

[TK-710]

Originally Posted by Ferdelious

Since we have to put it up, women should have to put it down. It's only fair.

More than fair. Gravity does all the work putting it down.

[MrGoat]

Originally Posted by Chewbacca

!rep0rted!!

I report your reporting. Take that Wookiee!!


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[Boopie]

Originally Posted by Ferdelious

Since we have to put it up, women should have to put it down. It's only fair.

Fair point, except the adverse consequences for the woman are so much greater (ie falling in during a middle of the night trip). Plus, it’s not as if guys never use the seat.

[pickettt]

Originally Posted by Boopie

Fair point, except the adverse consequences for the woman are so much greater (ie falling in during a middle of the night trip). Plus, it’s not as if guys never use the seat.

Sure we do, we just know to look before we sit (whatever the lighting conditions).

[TK-710]

Originally Posted by Boopie

Fair point, except the adverse consequences for the woman are so much greater (ie falling in during a middle of the night trip). Plus, it’s not as if guys never use the seat.

One thing life has taught me is that you cannot count on anyone else for the serviceability of your equipment. The more adverse the consequences the more self reliant you should be.

Not sure how anyone could be afraid of falling in the toilet while simultaneously counting on others to ensure it doesn’t happen. My whole life I’ve been using the men’s room and have never once forgot to check before I sat to shat and consequently I have not had a single near drowning experience.

[airchitect]

Originally Posted by Ferdelious

Since we have to put it up, women should have to put it down. It's only fair.

True story


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