13-09-2010, 05:24 PM
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Re: Debate #2
Originally Posted by Old git
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so why lift it anyway?-because you learnt to?. If a man canot piss into a target that large I fail to see what difference a seat makes
13-09-2010, 08:39 PM
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Re: Debate #2
I don't know what all the fuss is about, when I enter the bathroom the seat is down so I lift it to wee, when she enters the seat is up so she drops it down to go, there is more energy used in lifting it up than dropping it down, so it's the Woman who benefits in the end.I have yet to meet a nagging Woman who admits to nagging.
13-09-2010, 09:12 PM
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Re: Debate #2
It seems to make little difference in our house whether the seat is up or down - there are still always "sprinkles" on the floor, x three sometimes nowadays. "No matter how much you shake your peg, the last few drops go down your leg" - husband's reply to my gently informing him about it.
Women don't nag. Men have cloth ears and need things pointing out to them more than women
13-09-2010, 09:29 PM
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Re: Debate #2
Originally Posted by Antibrown
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Not everyone does it though.They have been doing it since around 1860's so Why do men leave the toilet seat up?
They have been doing it since Socrates time so Why do women nag?
Nag?????
that's a man-word isn't it? It certainly isn't in the female dictionary! 
Women repeat because the message didn't register the first (second, third, unpteenth) time ....
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