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Zuleika, I suppose, l have never needed to go into the toilet in my workplace and do things to myself after liaising with a male colleague.
I just thought, it weird and quite thick of her really, not to realise it’s a public place that other ladies frequent to do what you usually do in a toilet, wee and poo!

Please, don’t tell me it’s something you normally do in the workplace?

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To be honest I never think about whether or not scriptwriters should put what you think weird and thick in this instance into a story, I simply watch for pleasure .
It's a female writing this so maybe she has experience in this kind of thing ,but not me .

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I don't doubt many strange things go on in loos once the door's shut.
If couple's can 'get it together' in loos, I don't see why she couldn't do that on her own. There was a locked door after all. Each to their own I suppose.

As for speaking to a colleague outside, I don't understand what that has to do with anything - sorry.
If someone wanted to speak to her, what else was she supposed to do?
She could hardly scuttle off and refuse to talk could she.

Having said all that, I don't see why that scene was there even, I didn't find it the slightest bit relevant to the story, and thought it uneccessary.

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They POO???

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I liked the way someone had cut a third of the toilet door off so we could see her shoes.

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This series has now become totally ridiculous... as if

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I missed last night's episode (or should I say Mrs LD had the remote), should I not bother watching it on catch up, Art?

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Longy, This is only my view, you might think all that happens is credible.
Yes, watch it and report back!

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I trust your opinion on TV programmes Art I think we like similar things.

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Longy, Maybe, since l watched, Rising Of The Footsoldier 3, l have become harder and anything else is lightweight in comparison!