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Trip to McDs w/my girls (1 Viewer)

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MIL took the wife to the Hawks/Blues game today so I'm at home with my 3 little girls(identical 5 yr olds and a 3 yr old)

Stuck at home doing yard work, I decided to put them to work picking up sticks and pine cones in the front yard, their reward was a trip to the local play McDonald's(not my choice)

Of course anyone who has ever spent more than 5 minutes in any restaurant with any girl under the age of 90 knows that they will have to use the bathroom at least 3 times before your crap meal is done 

Luckily our play McDs has a unisex bathroom attached to the playroom.  Our first visit we had to wait for a father and his young son to exit, we entered only to find the entire toilet seat covered in urine.   I was irate, what kind of ###### lets his kid piss all over the seat?   I mean, come on

Second trip, we skip the unisex bathroom all together and head to the men's room.  Of course the stall is busy but almost immediately hear a flush, and a man in his late 30's exits.  I excuse ourselves, as we maneuver around him into the stall.   I'm shocked to find, once again, piss all over the seat.  Not only did this guy skip the urinals to use the stall, he's skipped the urinals so he can piss all over the seat.  Strike two

Third time was a little different, not 5 minutes after potty break number 2, one of my girls tells me she's got to go again(this time #2)   My other two are stuck inside one of the giant tubes inside the play area, I explain to #2 that we can't go potty until the other 2 come out of the play area.   Two minutes later I'm in the stall again, only to find out that my daughter has pooped her pants.  Strike 3, I'm out 

Time to start drinking 

 
These are the precious moments which one day will be missed.  As for seat pissers, the world would be a better place if they managed to hit the water.  I have the world's dumbest dog and cat, yet they hit the box or wait to be let out.  You would hope humans could achieve the same level of discipline and aim, but apparently not.

 
Nothing, and I mean NOTHING, pizzez me off as much as people over the age of six that can't clean up after themselves in a bathroom.  What is wrong with people?  And it's not a race or class thing.  It's a PEOPLE thing.  Almost makes you happy for global warming.

 
MIL took the wife to the Hawks/Blues game today
Hm, ok, this may have been your first mistake, though I can see having a nice day at home with the kids. Very cool dad you are, seriously.

Our first visit we had to wait for a father and his young son to exit, we entered only to find the entire toilet seat covered in urine.


Second trip, we skip the unisex bathroom all together and head to the men's room....  I'm shocked to find, once again, piss all over the seat.  ...


The issue of rights and morality aside, I'm not entirely sure how or why many women would be enthused about the shared bathroom push. Ladies' rooms are nice, perfumed, well kempt places. Men's rooms are invariably disgusting, rife with mess, missed shots and general grossness. Is this something the ladies really want to do?

 
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Try flying with a little girl in a diaper with endless diarrhea. Took her to the bathroom to try clean her up. It was everywhere.

 
The adult who skips the urinals to go in the stall then proceeds to piss on the seat needs to be beat with a rubber hose.

 
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MIL took the wife to the Hawks/Blues game today so I'm at home with my 3 little girls(identical 5 yr olds and a 3 yr old)

Stuck at home doing yard work, I decided to put them to work picking up sticks and pine cones in the front yard, their reward was a trip to the local play McDonald's(not my choice)

Of course anyone who has ever spent more than 5 minutes in any restaurant with any girl under the age of 90 knows that they will have to use the bathroom at least 3 times before your crap meal is done 

Luckily our play McDs has a unisex bathroom attached to the playroom.  Our first visit we had to wait for a father and his young son to exit, we entered only to find the entire toilet seat covered in urine.   I was irate, what kind of ###### lets his kid piss all over the seat?   I mean, come on

Second trip, we skip the unisex bathroom all together and head to the men's room.  Of course the stall is busy but almost immediately hear a flush, and a man in his late 30's exits.  I excuse ourselves, as we maneuver around him into the stall.   I'm shocked to find, once again, piss all over the seat.  Not only did this guy skip the urinals to use the stall, he's skipped the urinals so he can piss all over the seat.  Strike two

Third time was a little different, not 5 minutes after potty break number 2, one of my girls tells me she's got to go again(this time #2)   My other two are stuck inside one of the giant tubes inside the play area, I explain to #2 that we can't go potty until the other 2 come out of the play area.   Two minutes later I'm in the stall again, only to find out that my daughter has pooped her pants.  Strike 3, I'm out 

Time to start drinking 
My god this sounds miserable.  Thank God I am not having kids.

 
You don't make a "trip" to mcdonalds....you go to the drive thru...have fun with the kids at home...I don't care if they have a water slide..big deal...it isn't that great...you failed...next time, drive thru and play at home where you know ur the only one that pisses on the seat....

 
On the contrarian flipside, I have been in similar situations where the urinal was occupied, leaving the stall to piss in.  These stalls always seem to have the seat down and piss on the seat, and I am not going to kick the seat up and get someone else's piss on the my shoes.  I will go ahead and piss with the toilet seat down, surgically missing the toilet seat with my stream.  I could definitely see how any person coming in afterwards would assume I was the messy culprit.  People who give zero F's and are too lasy to kick the the toilet seat up and sprinkler a dry, clean seat severely suck.

 
:lol:  What a story. Can absolutely relate with three little girls.  Absolutely dread having to take them into a public men's room.  

 
And in 5-7 days, at least one of your children will have some sort of respiratory infection that they contracted from the playscape... or AIDS from the toilet seats

 
Pooping herself is on you bro.

You took her to eat McD's...that stuff is Colon-Blo Ultra as soon as it hits the stomach.

You should've taken her warning more seriously...yell up the tube for the girls to come down quick!

 
You don't make a "trip" to mcdonalds....you go to the drive thru...have fun with the kids at home...I don't care if they have a water slide..big deal...it isn't that great...you failed...next time, drive thru and play at home where you know ur the only one that pisses on the seat....
I agree with this.  The trip inside is reserved to when you have backup to keep one at the playground while you're attending to the one needing to go #2.  If a 3-5 y/o says they need to go #2, you go now.  Either they already went or you don't have 2 minutes to wait.  

 
On the contrarian flipside, I have been in similar situations where the urinal was occupied, leaving the stall to piss in.  These stalls always seem to have the seat down and piss on the seat, and I am not going to kick the seat up and get someone else's piss on the my shoes.  I will go ahead and piss with the toilet seat down, surgically missing the toilet seat with my stream.  I could definitely see how any person coming in afterwards would assume I was the messy culprit.  People who give zero F's and are too lasy to kick the the toilet seat up and sprinkler a dry, clean seat severely suck.
What? Are you going in there barefoot? Use your shoe to lift the seat you heathen!!!

 
MIL took the wife to the Hawks/Blues game today
Ahh, I see that this story is fiction. ;)  (In my world there is NO way my MIL or wife are going to an NHL game).

Seriously, I feel for you. Been there done that. Not this exact scenario but anyone who has kids has at sometime had a relatable experience.

 
My BIL dropped off his 3yo last night for a few hours.  He had to take a piss, which he knows how to do standing up.  So he went to pee, then shortly after came and got me.  There was a pile of crap that looked like chocolate pudding on the floor in front of the toilet.  He was standing up peeing, and when he pushed he sharted.  He was on an antibiotic for an ear infection, so probably wrecked his stomach.

 
My BIL dropped off his 3yo last night for a few hours.  He had to take a piss, which he knows how to do standing up.  So he went to pee, then shortly after came and got me.  There was a pile of crap that looked like chocolate pudding on the floor in front of the toilet.  He was standing up peeing, and when he pushed he sharted.  He was on an antibiotic for an ear infection, so probably wrecked his stomach.
Why the #### did he get you and not take care of it himself?  And how did it get on the floor if he was standing up?  Don't tell me he's one of those pants off or pants around the ankles pee'ers.  Is he mentally challenged?

 
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The only time it is acceptable to piss in a stall is if the urinals are occupied.  And you should always kick the seat up.

 
My BIL dropped off his 3yo last night for a few hours.  He had to take a piss, which he knows how to do standing up.  So he went to pee, then shortly after came and got me.  There was a pile of crap that looked like chocolate pudding on the floor in front of the toilet.  He was standing up peeing, and when he pushed he sharted.  He was on an antibiotic for an ear infection, so probably wrecked his stomach.
Oof. 

When my kids were really little and learning to potty train, I made up a song for them:

"Don't push too hard on a fart, it might turn into a turd." 

Words to live by. Still cracks them up to this day.  :lol:

 
3 girls? That sucks. It is always a low point for me when my little 5 year old girl says she needs to go the bathroom when we are in public.

 
Kids really are terrible
Umm, no. Girl kids are terrible. ;) I have 3 boys and this doesn't happen. That said they are a bit older, but still, like me they would A) never poo in a McDonald's, B) pee in a urinal, C) pee without other assistance, D) ask to go somewhere way better and E) don't act like/won't end up like my wife.

 
On the contrarian flipside, I have been in similar situations where the urinal was occupied, leaving the stall to piss in.  These stalls always seem to have the seat down and piss on the seat, and I am not going to kick the seat up and get someone else's piss on the my shoes.  I will go ahead and piss with the toilet seat down, surgically missing the toilet seat with my stream.  I could definitely see how any person coming in afterwards would assume I was the messy culprit.  People who give zero F's and are too lasy to kick the the toilet seat up and sprinkler a dry, clean seat severely suck.
:lmao:  You already have someone else's piss on the your shoes by walking into the stall. Do you think there is an imaginary wall around the seat that keeps the piss either in the toilet or on the seat? Those idiots who can't hit the toilet anyway are likely letting the last few drops go onto the floor right where you are standing. I am not a fan of public toilets, especially when they are obviously not cleaned well. The worse they are maintained the less caring patrons are. That said, the bottom of my shoe is what I use to either lift the seat or flush, I have gotten pretty efficient at it over the years and you can easily just use the bottom of the shoes, which either get clean by walking more or are already dirty.

* One extra note, this is one reason why I always ask people to take off their shoes in the house and why we always take off our shoes before going into our house. I'm sorry, but for all the places we go, I don't want all of that in our house.

 
Having kids sounds awesome.
This used to be me until we had our son.  He just turned one.  Let me tell you, it is awesome.  Sure, there are some times that suck, but when you get home from work and your son yells "Daddy!" and is overly excited to see you, you completely forget about the moments that suck.

 
This used to be me until we had our son.  He just turned one.  Let me tell you, it is awesome.  Sure, there are some times that suck, but when you get home from work and your son yells "Daddy!" and is overly excited to see you, you completely forget about the moments that suck.
Or when you are doing 'homework' with your 5 year old and one is a question of 'what is your favorite thing to do' and she answers 'playing with Daddy'. No amount of bad McD trips could ever take that away from you.

 
I am not going to kick the seat up and get someone else's piss on the my shoes.
All it takes is to grab a handful of TP, lift the seat with it, then drop the TP in the toilet. This not only keeps the seat clean but provides a splash dampening surface to the water. Is it really that hard for some of you?

 
Hm, ok, this may have been your first mistake, though I can see having a nice day at home with the kids. Very cool dad you are, seriously.

The issue of rights and morality aside, I'm not entirely sure how or why many women would be enthused about the shared bathroom push. Ladies' rooms are nice, perfumed, well kempt places. Men's rooms are invariably disgusting, rife with mess, missed shots and general grossness. Is this something the ladies really want to do?
Unisex bathrooms are fantastic when you are a dad with a little daughter in a public place.

 
So the kid was 20 seconds from ####ting in the play area? Reason #1734 you shouldn't let the kids play in those nasty playlands. 

 
So the kid was 20 seconds from ####ting in the play area? Reason #1734 you shouldn't let the kids play in those nasty playlands. 
It was bath night for sure

To be fair, she's 5 and had an accident.   I can't remember the last time it happened.

The real problem was trying to convince her it was okay to go commando 

"mom and dad don't wear underwear all the time, it's fine" 

goodparenting

 

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