By jordanss - 11/11/2010 18:02 - United States
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Show it anywayYou can't really train for diarrhea. They aren't able to hold it.
They still could have use disposable gloves or if they didn't have any old gloves you can throw away
Maybe they did use gloves. That doesn't mean they shouldn't wash their hands afterward.
YDI for not using the water in the toilet bowl and toilet tank. You fail as a boy scout.
Exactly. Gloves or not, you should STILL wash your hands. And in a diarrhoea situation, I strongly doubt hand sanitiser would be sufficient. I know I would still wash my hands, even if sanitiser were available (and that also assumes the OP isn't allergic to sanitiser). Too many variables to blame OP for this one.
well, if u use a paper towel, it goes through??
LMAO nice one :)
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#1 you are retarded. if you were locked in somewhere without a bathroom and had the squirts you'd shit all over the carpet just like the dog.
Shit happens.
that's what you get for having a dog when you live in an apartment. dogs are the worst pet for apartments.
I have a dog and I live in an apartment. I think it works out pretty well.
I also have a dog in an apartment. It's called taking them for walks.
I have a new puppy in an apartment (he's 7weeks so has minimal bowel control) it's not so bad as we've trained him on puppy pads and he mostly knows to go on them, I don't doubt if he had diarrhoea it'd be a different matter, but we do move to a house in 3 weeks so hopefully I'll never have to find out :)
just because you live in a house doesn't mean your dog won't shit on the carpet.
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You can't really train for diarrhea. They aren't able to hold it.
I thought it was a given that just about everyone has bottled water or even a jug of tap water in the fridge. If not, you could have gone out and bought a gallon for under a dollar :)