I'm just saying, there's not enough bleach in the world to make me want to use another person's sex dungeon.
Community dungeons are a major thing. Most people can't afford to own them. There are also cleaning services specifically for kink.
What.
I don't see how it's any weirder than sharing gym equipment, honestly.
I mean
I don't jizz all over the benches
but you do you
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Inquisitor772 x Penny Arcade Fight Club ChampionA fixed point in space and timeRegistered Userregular
I bet my life savings that hotel beds (indeed, hotel everything) are significantly more unsanitary and have leftover nastiness from more people in any given square inch.
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OrcaAlso known as EspressosaurusWrexRegistered Userregular
I bet my life savings that hotel beds (indeed, hotel everything) are significantly more unsanitary and have leftover nastiness from more people in any given square inch.
I do NOT trust those comforters. Or the mattress pad. Or the pillows.
I bet my life savings that hotel beds (indeed, hotel everything) are significantly more unsanitary and have leftover nastiness from more people in any given square inch.
This is why I burn down the hotel before sleeping in it
I bet my life savings that hotel beds (indeed, hotel everything) are significantly more unsanitary and have leftover nastiness from more people in any given square inch.
I ran hotels for years. Trust me. Their cleaning for linen is thorough. Any major chain has nothing left over in their linen. Nothing lives through that process.
The other amenities are single use. The housekeepers could still suck so the bathroom could be a mess.
I bet my life savings that hotel beds (indeed, hotel everything) are significantly more unsanitary and have leftover nastiness from more people in any given square inch.
I ran hotels for years. Trust me. Their cleaning for linen is thorough. Any major chain has nothing left over in their linen. Nothing lives through that process.
The other amenities are single use. The housekeepers could still suck so the bathroom could be a mess.
The sheets might be clean but the comforter definitely is not. At least at the mid tier hotels I’ve been staying at my entire post-college life.
I'm just saying, there's not enough bleach in the world to make me want to use another person's sex dungeon.
Community dungeons are a major thing. Most people can't afford to own them. There are also cleaning services specifically for kink.
What.
I don't see how it's any weirder than sharing gym equipment, honestly.
I mean
I don't jizz all over the benches
but you do you
Let me rephrase: I find the idea of clean equipment that once had someone else's semen on it approximately as disgusting as the thought of clean equipment that once had someone else's sweat all over it. I kind of suspect y'all are reacting more to the thought of "OMG, someone else had sex here!"
I'm just saying, there's not enough bleach in the world to make me want to use another person's sex dungeon.
Community dungeons are a major thing. Most people can't afford to own them. There are also cleaning services specifically for kink.
What.
I don't see how it's any weirder than sharing gym equipment, honestly.
I mean
I don't jizz all over the benches
but you do you
Let me rephrase: I find the idea of clean equipment that once had someone else's semen on it approximately as disgusting as the thought of clean equipment that once had someone else's sweat all over it. I kind of suspect y'all are reacting more to the thought of "OMG, someone else had sex here!"
But you do you.
No, just the notion that most people find genital secretions more repulsive than most.
Sweat at its core is just water and salt mostly. Semen is more... protein based.
"The sausage of Green Earth explodes with flavor like the cannon of culinary delight."
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Inquisitor772 x Penny Arcade Fight Club ChampionA fixed point in space and timeRegistered Userregular
I bet my life savings that hotel beds (indeed, hotel everything) are significantly more unsanitary and have leftover nastiness from more people in any given square inch.
I ran hotels for years. Trust me. Their cleaning for linen is thorough. Any major chain has nothing left over in their linen. Nothing lives through that process.
The other amenities are single use. The housekeepers could still suck so the bathroom could be a mess.
Yeah but what if liquids seep through the linens? And aren't blankets re-used and only washed intermittently?
I'm just saying, there's not enough bleach in the world to make me want to use another person's sex dungeon.
Community dungeons are a major thing. Most people can't afford to own them. There are also cleaning services specifically for kink.
What.
I don't see how it's any weirder than sharing gym equipment, honestly.
I mean
I don't jizz all over the benches
but you do you
Let me rephrase: I find the idea of clean equipment that once had someone else's semen on it approximately as disgusting as the thought of clean equipment that once had someone else's sweat all over it. I kind of suspect y'all are reacting more to the thought of "OMG, someone else had sex here!"
But you do you.
No, just the notion that most people find genital secretions more repulsive than most.
Sweat at its core is just water and salt mostly. Semen is more... protein based.
Fair. Different people find different things gross.
I'm just saying, there's not enough bleach in the world to make me want to use another person's sex dungeon.
Community dungeons are a major thing. Most people can't afford to own them. There are also cleaning services specifically for kink.
What.
I don't see how it's any weirder than sharing gym equipment, honestly.
I mean
I don't jizz all over the benches
but you do you
Let me rephrase: I find the idea of clean equipment that once had someone else's semen on it approximately as disgusting as the thought of clean equipment that once had someone else's sweat all over it. I kind of suspect y'all are reacting more to the thought of "OMG, someone else had sex here!"
But you do you.
No, just the notion that most people find genital secretions more repulsive than most.
Sweat at its core is just water and salt mostly. Semen is more... protein based.
I bet my life savings that hotel beds (indeed, hotel everything) are significantly more unsanitary and have leftover nastiness from more people in any given square inch.
I ran hotels for years. Trust me. Their cleaning for linen is thorough. Any major chain has nothing left over in their linen. Nothing lives through that process.
The other amenities are single use. The housekeepers could still suck so the bathroom could be a mess.
Yeah but what if liquids seep through the linens? And aren't blankets re-used and only washed intermittently?
Most comforters in hotels of quality are washable and are taken out with the linens. This is why you start seeing all-white bedding in modern hotels with colorful rooms to keep things visually interesting, so that they can bleach the hell out of everything.
Worst case your linens go for 3 days before being washed in a quality hotel in the US, and you as resident have the option to wash them sooner by removing them from the bed.
If you stay at a crappy hotel, none of this is true. If you are going to stay out of town, its worth the price to delay the trip in order to afford and stay at a nicer place.
I work at a hotel, all linens and blankets are washed in between every guest, and every MWF if the guest is staying a week. We do not use comforters because you cannot wash them as much.
Every door handle you touch has better odds of currently having jizz on it than the linens of any hotel bed you sleep in. The world is a dirty place because we are disgusting as a species. It's best to get used to that fact.
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HonkHonk is this poster.Registered User, __BANNED USERSregular
We did a bacteria growth thing in high school and sampled stuff like: toilet seat, door knob, inside of shoe, keyboard and at least ten other things. Door knobs where the worst by a wide margin.
We grew bacteria from various random sources in a university microbiology class, and I used some rice from the student restaurant. The rice is kept lukewarm for hours, so I figured it'd be a good environment for bacteria and I wasn't disappointed. The teachers were so shocked by the amount of bacteria in the rice, they contacted the restaurant asking them to either keep the rice hotter or switch to a fresh batch of rice much more frequently.
I also discovered that some cat litters probably have pretty potent antibacterial chemicals in them, because I failed to grow anything from the sample of cat poop I also brought in.
Your body is capable of dealing with a great number of germs and bacteria on a daily basis. Obsessing over exactly what that safe threshold is and trying desperately to stay under it never struck me as particularly productive.
Anyway, that's why I don't wash my hands. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
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OrcaAlso known as EspressosaurusWrexRegistered Userregular
We grew bacteria from various random sources in a university microbiology class, and I used some rice from the student restaurant. The rice is kept lukewarm for hours, so I figured it'd be a good environment for bacteria and I wasn't disappointed. The teachers were so shocked by the amount of bacteria in the rice, they contacted the restaurant asking them to either keep the rice hotter or switch to a fresh batch of rice much more frequently.
I also discovered that some cat litters probably have pretty potent antibacterial chemicals in them, because I failed to grow anything from the sample of cat poop I also brought in.
Your body is capable of dealing with a great number of germs and bacteria on a daily basis. Obsessing over exactly what that safe threshold is and trying desperately to stay under it never struck me as particularly productive.
Anyway, that's why I don't wash my hands. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
There's some science that says over-washing and using sanitizing alcohols is probably bad. I think the breaking point where it's actually detrimental is when your hands become so dry and cracked that you're supplementing it with lotion.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
Your body is capable of dealing with a great number of germs and bacteria on a daily basis. Obsessing over exactly what that safe threshold is and trying desperately to stay under it never struck me as particularly productive.
Anyway, that's why I don't wash my hands. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
AthenorBattle Hardened OptimistThe Skies of HiigaraRegistered Userregular
Ew.
But.. you can see germs! All it takes is a microscope! And if you believe that's a lie, you are 100% within your capabilities to dismantle it and look for the trickery!
Your body is capable of dealing with a great number of germs and bacteria on a daily basis. Obsessing over exactly what that safe threshold is and trying desperately to stay under it never struck me as particularly productive.
Anyway, that's why I don't wash my hands. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
We grew bacteria from various random sources in a university microbiology class, and I used some rice from the student restaurant. The rice is kept lukewarm for hours, so I figured it'd be a good environment for bacteria and I wasn't disappointed. The teachers were so shocked by the amount of bacteria in the rice, they contacted the restaurant asking them to either keep the rice hotter or switch to a fresh batch of rice much more frequently.
I also discovered that some cat litters probably have pretty potent antibacterial chemicals in them, because I failed to grow anything from the sample of cat poop I also brought in.
Your body is capable of dealing with a great number of germs and bacteria on a daily basis. Obsessing over exactly what that safe threshold is and trying desperately to stay under it never struck me as particularly productive.
Anyway, that's why I don't wash my hands. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
Ignoring germs, you still need to wash your hands. Spilled soda leaves your hand sticky, accidental cut leaving them bloody, changing a car tire leaving them oily and dirty…
I suspect what he meant to say was "I don't wash my hands when I go pee" then just kind of went with it.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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Just_Bri_ThanksSeething with ragefrom a handbasket.Registered User, ClubPAregular
It is likely a law that his place of employment has signs posted in the bathrooms that employees must wash hands before returning to work. If we are lucky that statement gets him fired.
...and when you are done with that; take a folding
chair to Creation and then suplex the Void.
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BlackDragon480Bluster KerfuffleMaster of Windy ImportRegistered Userregular
It is likely a law that his place of employment has signs posted in the bathrooms that employees must wash hands before returning to work. If we are lucky that statement gets him fired.
Its Fox News, he'll probably get a promotion for rejecting objective reality that hard.
No matter where you go...there you are. ~ Buckaroo Banzai
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AthenorBattle Hardened OptimistThe Skies of HiigaraRegistered Userregular
It is likely a law that his place of employment has signs posted in the bathrooms that employees must wash hands before returning to work. If we are lucky that statement gets him fired.
I thought that only employed to places that were retail or dealt with foodstuffs... I know my workplace doesn't have that.
It is likely a law that his place of employment has signs posted in the bathrooms that employees must wash hands before returning to work. If we are lucky that statement gets him fired.
I thought that only employed to places that were retail or dealt with foodstuffs... I know my workplace doesn't have that.
Also by law buildings have to be wheelchair accessible, they can't fire you for not using it.
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What.
I don't see how it's any weirder than sharing gym equipment, honestly.
I'm not sure we're using all that gym equipment the same way.
I mean
I don't jizz all over the benches
but you do you
I do NOT trust those comforters. Or the mattress pad. Or the pillows.
You know what? Never leave home.
This is why I burn down the hotel before sleeping in it
I ran hotels for years. Trust me. Their cleaning for linen is thorough. Any major chain has nothing left over in their linen. Nothing lives through that process.
The other amenities are single use. The housekeepers could still suck so the bathroom could be a mess.
The sheets might be clean but the comforter definitely is not. At least at the mid tier hotels I’ve been staying at my entire post-college life.
Let me rephrase: I find the idea of clean equipment that once had someone else's semen on it approximately as disgusting as the thought of clean equipment that once had someone else's sweat all over it. I kind of suspect y'all are reacting more to the thought of "OMG, someone else had sex here!"
But you do you.
You must not have seen some of the videos I have.
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No, just the notion that most people find genital secretions more repulsive than most.
Sweat at its core is just water and salt mostly. Semen is more... protein based.
Yeah but what if liquids seep through the linens? And aren't blankets re-used and only washed intermittently?
Fair. Different people find different things gross.
Sweat also contains urea
Most comforters in hotels of quality are washable and are taken out with the linens. This is why you start seeing all-white bedding in modern hotels with colorful rooms to keep things visually interesting, so that they can bleach the hell out of everything.
Worst case your linens go for 3 days before being washed in a quality hotel in the US, and you as resident have the option to wash them sooner by removing them from the bed.
If you stay at a crappy hotel, none of this is true. If you are going to stay out of town, its worth the price to delay the trip in order to afford and stay at a nicer place.
Every door handle you touch has better odds of currently having jizz on it than the linens of any hotel bed you sleep in. The world is a dirty place because we are disgusting as a species. It's best to get used to that fact.
This is why I burn down all doors before walking through them
Though I don't see why butt bacteria was okay in that case.
I also discovered that some cat litters probably have pretty potent antibacterial chemicals in them, because I failed to grow anything from the sample of cat poop I also brought in.
Really, leaving the house without your flamethrower is just asking for trouble.
Fucks sake
I just kick them open.
Anyway, that's why I don't wash my hands. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
...there's a reason I touch-type
There's some science that says over-washing and using sanitizing alcohols is probably bad. I think the breaking point where it's actually detrimental is when your hands become so dry and cracked that you're supplementing it with lotion.
You joke, but...
There are no words.
But.. you can see germs! All it takes is a microscope! And if you believe that's a lie, you are 100% within your capabilities to dismantle it and look for the trickery!
Humanity was a mistake.
I use my tongue to type. Is… that bad?
Ignoring germs, you still need to wash your hands. Spilled soda leaves your hand sticky, accidental cut leaving them bloody, changing a car tire leaving them oily and dirty…
I sincerely hope he was joking.
chair to Creation and then suplex the Void.
Its Fox News, he'll probably get a promotion for rejecting objective reality that hard.
~ Buckaroo Banzai
I thought that only employed to places that were retail or dealt with foodstuffs... I know my workplace doesn't have that.
Also by law buildings have to be wheelchair accessible, they can't fire you for not using it.
MWO: Adamski
Pretty much
Where else do you store your collected fingernail clippings?
You can't just keep them in a jar like some kind of chump, they'll get stolen for sure.