Hey bald guys, please stop shaving your head in the sink of a public restroom

ggw wrote:
Julian, wrote:
James wrote:
Perhaps he should have had a business card ready instead.
i'm starting to think my off-the-cuff comment may be the Big Bang moment for the next great social media app.


The perfect name for your social media app would be twat-er.
that's pretty good actually. I was trying to work the word beef into the title though.
Julian, wrote:
grateful wrote:
Julian, wrote:
Perhaps you could get some cheap business cards printed through like vista print that instructs the person to check out your rant about their behavior on the 930.com forums and then hand them to the individuals discreetly and in a very nonconfrontational way. It'd probably improve your success rate.


This is, brilliant.
Thanks Walkie! I'll even commit to paying for them and mailing them to Rhett if he'll agree to use them.


how cute, this turnabout game, you are playing. 
Hell, I don't even much like it when I see some dude brushing his teeth in the office bathroom sink. In theory it doesn't bother me, but in practice the guy who does makes a mess and seems to spray his pasty spittle everywhere.

When I walk into the bathroom and see these white globs of fluid, I want to be horrified at the notion of a man throwing sperm everywhere he sees life, not at the thought of someone fighting cavity creeps. Ya know?
Hexenjagd wrote:
I dont like Pissed Jeans.  I left before they played UnFest. 

I am trying to entertain myself, same as you. 

Start a million threads;  they just clutter this place up. 


Like I said before there are like 10 threads about bands that are plating in town.  Condense them down to one and that clutter will be gone.  I want more interesting threads.  Why do we possibly need a just announced and just announced commentary.  Combine them.  As for this thread I am all for it.  Instead of James Ford derailing a thread he is putting it by itself.
Relaxer wrote:
Hell, I don't even much like it when I see some dude brushing his teeth in the office bathroom sink. In theory it doesn't bother me, but in practice the guy who does makes a mess and seems to spray his pasty spittle everywhere.

When I walk into the bathroom and see these white globs of fluid, I want to be horrified at the notion of a man throwing sperm everywhere he sees life, not at the thought of someone fighting cavity creeps. Ya know?


Brushing your teeth while strangers are shitting in the same room is very gross.  I would use the water fountain.  I don't get the brushing your teeth at work unless you are on your way to the dentist.
James wrote:
This whole discussion reminds me of the time that someone aggressively confronted me after I left an Express newspaper on my seat on the Metro (an Express paper that I had *found* on the seat mind you, left there my a previous patron). He followed me off the Metro train, chewing me out about leaving trash on the Metro, etc. He continued to follow me out of the Metro station, crossing the street, and following me all the way to the door of my workplace, continuing to chew me out. Often he was within a foot of my face and body, without actually making body contact.

Some kind of deranged homeless guy, you might think? Well not unless he was a deranged homeless (white) guy in business casual dress on a weekday.

Perhaps he should have had a business card ready instead.


The good thing about being tall and bigger than most people is that I never have to experience shit like that.  I probably would have shoved him.
James wrote:
I can't believe I even have to mention this, but there he was, a bald guy shaving his head into the sink at the gym. He's probably the same asshole who left a big unflushed turd in the toilet with toilet paper all over the seat.

I should probably add a note to those people who think they have to shave three times a day…please refrain from shaving in public sinks, period. A little stubble never hurt anyone, even those who were too lazy to shave BEFORE coming to work.

And for those asshats who insist on dumping their ice, coffee, and assorted trash into the hallway water fountain, a big fuck you to you. It's a public water fountain, not a public trash bin.


I think this is just a way for you to put down bald guys.  I approve.  But I am surprised that you pay for a gym membership.
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atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I can't believe I even have to mention this, but there he was, a bald guy shaving his head into the sink at the gym. He's probably the same asshole who left a big unflushed turd in the toilet with toilet paper all over the seat.

I should probably add a note to those people who think they have to shave three times a day…please refrain from shaving in public sinks, period. A little stubble never hurt anyone, even those who were too lazy to shave BEFORE coming to work.

And for those asshats who insist on dumping their ice, coffee, and assorted trash into the hallway water fountain, a big fuck you to you. It's a public water fountain, not a public trash bin.


I think this is just a way for you to put down bald guys.  I approve.  But I am surprised that you pay for a gym membership.
The big question is why do you need to shave your head in front of a mirror? What are you inspecting and how much does the mirror really help? Wouldn't it have been just as easy and more efficient to do it while showering (I'm assuming if you're shaving/shaving your head at the gym you've probably showered as well) as you wouldn't be stuck gazing into a mirror and wondering where it all went wrong?
atomic wrote:
I want more interesting threads.


So….create them.

Here are the threads you've created using the atomic account:

Snow thread
Academy Awards / New Movies /Old Movies whatever
Non transferable tickets
Why does Live Nation/Ticketmaster lose so much money
What was your birth order
The Christmas Loot thread
Is there a good store in the area to buy baby stuff

None has even 100 comments, and only the last is still active.  Maybe what you want is not going to be found here.
All very good questions. He was shaving his head with some kind of electric contraption. So if he had taken it into the shower, he would have been electrocuted. Apparently, he's thoughtless but not dumb.

evilizac wrote:
The big question is why do you need to shave your head in front of a mirror? What are you inspecting and how much does the mirror really help? Wouldn't it have been just as easy and more efficient to do it while showering (I'm assuming if you're shaving/shaving your head at the gym you've probably showered as well) as you wouldn't be stuck gazing into a mirror and wondering where it all went wrong?
I think some bald guys look better without hair. America is the land of the bad male haircut, and some people just plain have ugly hair.

Also, some people have employers who pay for their gym membership and others have employers who provide non-profit gyms with low rates in their building. I *might* fall into one of those categories.


atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I can't believe I even have to mention this, but there he was, a bald guy shaving his head into the sink at the gym. He's probably the same asshole who left a big unflushed turd in the toilet with toilet paper all over the seat.

I should probably add a note to those people who think they have to shave three times a day…please refrain from shaving in public sinks, period. A little stubble never hurt anyone, even those who were too lazy to shave BEFORE coming to work.

And for those asshats who insist on dumping their ice, coffee, and assorted trash into the hallway water fountain, a big fuck you to you. It's a public water fountain, not a public trash bin.


I think this is just a way for you to put down bald guys.  I approve.  But I am surprised that you pay for a gym membership.
I'm always too worried about losing/breaking my expensive specs to be physical with anyone. So my blindness and complete dependence on my glasses actually probably ends up being a benefit.

atomic wrote:
James wrote:
This whole discussion reminds me of the time that someone aggressively confronted me after I left an Express newspaper on my seat on the Metro (an Express paper that I had *found* on the seat mind you, left there my a previous patron). He followed me off the Metro train, chewing me out about leaving trash on the Metro, etc. He continued to follow me out of the Metro station, crossing the street, and following me all the way to the door of my workplace, continuing to chew me out. Often he was within a foot of my face and body, without actually making body contact.

Some kind of deranged homeless guy, you might think? Well not unless he was a deranged homeless (white) guy in business casual dress on a weekday.

Perhaps he should have had a business card ready instead.


The good thing about being tall and bigger than most people is that I never have to experience shit like that.  I probably would have shoved him.
Didn't you beat up a. Mime once?

Or was that your wife?
I have never beaten up my wife.

ggw wrote:
Didn't you beat up a. Mime once?

Or was that your wife?
James wrote:
I'm always too worried about losing/breaking my expensive specs to be physical with anyone. So my blindness and complete dependence on my glasses actually probably ends up being a benefit.

atomic wrote:
James wrote:
This whole discussion reminds me of the time that someone aggressively confronted me after I left an Express newspaper on my seat on the Metro (an Express paper that I had *found* on the seat mind you, left there my a previous patron). He followed me off the Metro train, chewing me out about leaving trash on the Metro, etc. He continued to follow me out of the Metro station, crossing the street, and following me all the way to the door of my workplace, continuing to chew me out. Often he was within a foot of my face and body, without actually making body contact.

Some kind of deranged homeless guy, you might think? Well not unless he was a deranged homeless (white) guy in business casual dress on a weekday.

Perhaps he should have had a business card ready instead.


The good thing about being tall and bigger than most people is that I never have to experience shit like that.  I probably would have shoved him.



What you spent money on expensive glasses?  I wear Prada glasses what do you wear?
Expensive is all relative I guess. I have a pair by Pro Design and another pair I bought at a See Eyewear store (I think they only make their own (?)) When you're as blind as I am and need the thin lenses, I think the lenses end up costing you more than the frames.


My brother just did the two pair for $69 deal at one of those discount places. As someone who chooses not to have kids, they work as the perfect form of birth control for him.


atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I'm always too worried about losing/breaking my expensive specs to be physical with anyone. So my blindness and complete dependence on my glasses actually probably ends up being a benefit.

atomic wrote:
James wrote:
This whole discussion reminds me of the time that someone aggressively confronted me after I left an Express newspaper on my seat on the Metro (an Express paper that I had *found* on the seat mind you, left there my a previous patron). He followed me off the Metro train, chewing me out about leaving trash on the Metro, etc. He continued to follow me out of the Metro station, crossing the street, and following me all the way to the door of my workplace, continuing to chew me out. Often he was within a foot of my face and body, without actually making body contact.

Some kind of deranged homeless guy, you might think? Well not unless he was a deranged homeless (white) guy in business casual dress on a weekday.

Perhaps he should have had a business card ready instead.


The good thing about being tall and bigger than most people is that I never have to experience shit like that.  I probably would have shoved him.



What you spent money on expensive glasses?  I wear Prada glasses what do you wear?
James wrote:
Expensive is all relative I guess. I have a pair by Pro Design and another pair I bought at a See Eyewear store (I think they only make their own (?)) When you're as blind as I am and need the thin lenses, I think the lenses end up costing you more than the frames.


My brother just did the two pair for $69 deal at one of those discount places. As someone who chooses not to have kids, they work as the perfect form of birth control for him.


atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I'm always too worried about losing/breaking my expensive specs to be physical with anyone. So my blindness and complete dependence on my glasses actually probably ends up being a benefit.

atomic wrote:
James wrote:
This whole discussion reminds me of the time that someone aggressively confronted me after I left an Express newspaper on my seat on the Metro (an Express paper that I had *found* on the seat mind you, left there my a previous patron). He followed me off the Metro train, chewing me out about leaving trash on the Metro, etc. He continued to follow me out of the Metro station, crossing the street, and following me all the way to the door of my workplace, continuing to chew me out. Often he was within a foot of my face and body, without actually making body contact.

Some kind of deranged homeless guy, you might think? Well not unless he was a deranged homeless (white) guy in business casual dress on a weekday.

Perhaps he should have had a business card ready instead.


The good thing about being tall and bigger than most people is that I never have to experience shit like that.  I probably would have shoved him.



What you spent money on expensive glasses?  I wear Prada glasses what do you wear?



I think whenever I get glasses they end up being 600 dollars no matter what I choose.  I think those Lens Crafters/Pearl Vision stores have all their frames from Italy made at the same factory so whatever brand you get is made at the same place.
amazing you felt a need to share something so gross..

maybe i should start a hey guys please wash your hands after taking a wiz thread
hutch wrote:

maybe i should start a hey guys please wash your hands after taking a wiz thread


Good idea!!!! I am glad you are catching on to the new forum format so quickly.