Another disgusting rubber-story:
http://www.examiner.com/x-2446-Nort...d-on-used-condom-left-on-hotel-sofa-suit-says
Holy shit! That's disgusting and awful!
But suing the hotel & claiming that they'll be scarred for life is a bit much. If the HIV test comes back negative, then just forget about it.
Only in Sue-merica!
Another disgusting rubber-story:
http://www.examiner.com/x-2446-Nort...d-on-used-condom-left-on-hotel-sofa-suit-says
Another disgusting rubber-story:
http://www.examiner.com/x-2446-Nort...d-on-used-condom-left-on-hotel-sofa-suit-says
Haha. I've got one better.
I heard this story yesterday. There is a large community college near here. They have a fairly new building on the campus, which houses all of the professors' and instructors' offices. They've been having chronic plumbing issues, with the sewer service backing up into the first-floor toilets, etc. There is a large valve in the basement or wherever that can be opened up to rod it out. They opened it up, and found that it contained a vast quantity of used condoms. It's the professors' building. I think I want to work there...
That's what he gets for flushing condoms down the toilet!
In an old apartment of mine, I effed up the sub pump...before I 'knew' it was okay to flush baby wipes...the plumbers came and fixed it -showing me us motor that was totally clogged and in this thick Irish accent he said (with a scowl) "It looks like someone's flushed their sanitary napkins." I'm like "No no! It's baby wipes!! ... and sorry"
The toilets keep flooding at school because some girls are flushing their sanitary towels. At least, I hope that they're not baby wipes...
The only thing that surprises me about this is that anyone still uses those. Really? They do?
Yep. A lot of girls I know are convnced they'll get T.S.S. if they use tampons, so they stick to towels.
ew. maxi pads are gross. i wore them when i was much younger, but i havent in over 10 years. T.S.S. is so rare anyway
My husband went to high school with a girl who died of TSS. She was there Thursday, out sick Friday, dead by Friday night. It was their junior year, I think.
And then, about nine years ago, we were at a wedding, and ran into the girl's older sister. My H asked, "Oh, how is Polly doing, anyway?" Her sister: "She died x years ago." My H: "Uh...." He needs to learn to think faster, don't you think?
Jesus christ, can we go back to finding disgusting things in food packaging?