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These urinals are too close together


I've been working here at YourHub.com for almost nine months now, and something has been bothering me since the day I started. No, it's not the pay.

The urinals in the men's bathroom are far too close to each other. There's only two of them, and they were crammed into a space that's not even fit for one and a half urinals. Even without mentioning the violations of the rules of urinal etiquette, I think it's obvious that this is a very poor construction job. It's as if whoever was designing the bathroom just crammed both of them in there as an afterthought. "Well, we ordered two of them, so we might as well put them in."

I've never seen both of them in use at the same time, and I never will. We're moving from this building to the Denver Post/Rocky Mountain News/Denver Newspaper Agency mega-building in September, and this building is going to become a jail, so all the porcelain toilets will be replaced with steel ones.

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Looks like a stop on a father/son pee tour. By the way. The three words you never want to hear in the bathroom. "Hey, nice penis!"

Don't fall for it, folks. The urinals are spaced correctly -- Eric Lubbers is actually ten feet tall.

Wow! So that's what it looks like in there...

Perhaps the urinals were installed in the olden days when people were smaller. My friend grew up in a Colonial house in New England and the ceilings were much lower than in new construction. Also there is a dramatic difference in the height of the toilets, I can't be sure of your preference, but you have to admit it's nice to have a choice.

And let's suppose you're the type that has to be all dramatic about your business and you want to throw an arm up on the wall while you void your bladder. That pipe in the corner? It's hot. Whover thought of putting any piece of hot metal in the same vicinity of open zippers is a sadist of the highest order.
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