Intentionally plugged up the can (gross!)

[Dave1982]

Much to my disgust I discovered earlier today a sucky customer intentionally plugged up the toilet in the men's room.

How do I mow it was intentional?

Because the asshole that did it (pun definitely intended) did so by removing about two thirds of the paper seat covers and dropping them as a stack into the bowl, then flushing.

I had to don a pair of rubber gloves and fish them back out. VERY fortunately, the stack was still sticking up out of the water and the top part was dry, but still, it wasn't fun.

[Solumina]

Ewwwww that's just nasty

[TheTigress]

People do that same thing at Subway. Mostly in the women's room I have also noticed. It aggrivates me to no end. What kind of person gets their jollies off on clogging up a toilet?

It goes well with the theory that I have heard somewhere that something about public restrooms turns even the most "seeminly normal" people into shit slinging monkeys.

[DGoddessChardonnay]

We see this on occasion in our rest rooms with the big rolls of brown paper towels we (try to) keep in there.

I'd hate to see what their bathrooms look like at home . . .

[Kristev]

They wouldn't do this at home. But I could tell you stories that I've seen at the little shop of horrors, as a janitor there, that would make your stomach run away like Emily Dickenson's brain.

[mharbourgirl]

They wouldn't do this at home. But I could tell you stories that I've seen at the little shop of horrors, as a janitor there, that would make your stomach run away like Emily Dickenson's brain.

You an' me both, dude. I'm still trying to figure out which was the most horrifying: being a janitor at an elementary school, a large university, or just working at Wal-Mart. The stories from each are still making me shudder.

[Sapphire Silk]

We used to see inmates plug up their toilets when I worked in corrections. Usually it was because they were trying to flush their contraband. Sometimes it was their way of protesting something . . . and usually full of stool as well

Once an inmate did this in his medical cell, and I had to smell it for a week.

[ralerin]

You an' me both, dude. I'm still trying to figure out which was the most horrifying: being a janitor at an elementary school, a large university, or just working at Wal-Mart. The stories from each are still making me shudder.

I must be a masochist because I WANT a few of those stories. Please?

[Lala]

Ewwww!

I once worked part time at a liquor store. One day when I came in, the other worker told me that no one was allowed to use the toilet anymore. one of the customers had, uh, 'filled' the toilet, and then disabled the toilet so it wouldn't flush

He tried to come in once when I was there. Uh, no, don't think so.

[Andara Bledin]

Eh, disabling a standard tank toilet is easy peasy and a cinch to reverse, too, unless he stole pieces of it.

^-.-^

[Racket_Man]

What kind of person gets their jollies off on clogging up a toilet?

It goes well with the theory that I have heard somewhere that something about public restrooms turns even the most "seeminly normal" people into shit slinging monkeys.

they are anonymous and what real trouble can they get in anyway???? oh and because it's "FUN"

[Frantic Freddie]

You an' me both, dude. I'm still trying to figure out which was the most horrifying: being a janitor at an elementary school, a large university, or just working at Wal-Mart. The stories from each are still making me shudder.

I'll tell you the most horrifying: Cleanin' a low-rent bar bathroom on Sunday mornin'.Ist job I had in high school,Mom was datin' the owner (his other bar was a high-class place) so I got the job.Some days it was like somethin' out of Dante

[Mytical]

Meh, the worse I had was somebody thought they were Picasso and their medium was their own feces. Sorry to those who do, but I am just glad I was not the one who had to clean it up.

[PepperElf]

Mostly in the women's room

i am not surprised.

women are not cleaner. i've seen some really nasty people.

[Kristev]

Barbara Erinrich had it down right when she described the shoppers at the Little shop of horrors, during her stint there as an employee at the fitting room.