The specter of unisex bathrooms was used ad infinitum in the arguments against the Equal Rights Amendment.

While I don't have an issue sharing a bathroom with a man I've known for decades, I'm not to the point of co-ed multi-stall setups (I know too many people who can't bear to do their business in front of other women). For single-stalls, so long as the previous occupant didn't leave a mess, I don't care if they're male, female, ungulant of indeterminate gender, or pan-gendered interdimensional being.

The single bathroom at the theatre now has a new sign that says "all-gendered bathroom" with a picture of a toilet. I just wish the toilet wasn't so tall (it is weird and my feet don't touch the ground)

I definitely don't understand why single bathrooms are gendered at all anyway, but even with stalls, I'm pretty neutral on the whole thing.

I've noticed more and more restaurants around here with single bathrooms just has each of them marked as WC or unisex. Something one of my favorite restaurants in RI has been doing for decades.

I don't know about this unisex bathroom thing. Once a friend of mine was hanging out with me at the housing coop I lived in, and we both went into the same bathroom at the same time. While we were in our separate stalls, she asked me to pass her some toilet paper. So I did. Then I was confused because she didn't take it and she was confused because I wasn't passing any TP to her. Turns out I was trying to pass it over the top of the stall because I was standing up, and she was expecting me to pass it under the stall because she was sitting.

See? Unisex bathrooms are cauldrons of chaos and confusion!

(In our defense, we were both drunk at the time.)

Who's in Houston? Dana for sure, but anyone else? Looks like I'm going to be in town for a meeting next week, the 11th and 12th.

My opinion on the who uses what toilet? If you gotta go, you gotta go... to the nearest or most convenient one around.

Tommy, that is hysterical!

So, I'm finishing up my second bottle of this cleans, green smoothie, and thinking it tastes a little like guacamole, so I look at the ingredients to see if it's made of avocado. It is not, no avocado whatsoever, but the first ingredient is almond milk. Oops. Guess I should have read the ingredients first.

I don't feel terrible, yet, hopefully applying benadryl now will keep it that way.

Too funny, tommyrot!

Uh oh -t, you have an allergy I take it? Sending chillax vibes to your immune system.

My memory of school bathrooms is that they are stinky and awful and full of kids misbehaving no matter what gender the kids. I only entered under duress.