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Date Posted: 20:40:21 03/18/03 Tue
Author: The Lion, standing upright
Author Host/IP: qam1c-sif-58.monroeaccess.net / 12.27.215.59
Subject: Re: "The Stance"
In reply to: Bar 's message, ""The Stance"" on 19:54:43 03/18/03 Tue


Thanks for posting this one, Bar. I am still snickering at the images it brought forth.


As I said in a LAF LIONS once, you have never seen a man come wincing back to an automobile in a service station with the words, "We have to stop at another station. This place is filthy!" Give us guys a handy tree, a roadside clump of brush and the problem is solved.


I must admit that I often wonder why service stations always lock bathroom doors. Are they afraid someone will break in and clean it?


The French have installed uni-sex public urinals on some streets that are supposed to be functional for both men and women, however, I have my doubts. I have been in many stalls in men's rooms around the world and I am always amazed that so many men have such poor aim. That's when many of us males also are forced to learn to assume "the stance" as well, and - you're right - the human thigh was never intended to support the weight of the human body in that position for any length of time that may be required.




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