Odd and funny...... - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

Lebenz · #1 03-30-2005, 01:49 PM

Okay yesterday held one of the more amusing moments I've seen recently. I'd just finished a project at a customer’s office. I stopped in the combination lock protected Men’s room the building offered for tenant use. Just as I walked past the unoccupied sinks towards the urinal, out of one of the stalls walked a 6’4” guy in probably his 50s, but he was dressed as a woman. Tope colored skirt, jacket, shoes, and hat, nylons, a white silk blouse, makeup, ear rings and other jewelry. Well this was a little different but not terribly unusual because, cross-dressers are a small part of our society, after all.

What I found odd and funny enough to make me laugh out loud is that for all the fastidious attention to detail this she-male had, he walked out of the stall and right past the sinks without bothering to wash his hands. Not that I have a lot of experience in women’s rest rooms, but in my experience almost all women wash after going to the lu. So it was funny: You can put a guy in girl’s clothing but you can’t make him really behave like a girl….

boneheaddoctor · #2 03-30-2005, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Lebenz

Okay yesterday held one of the more amusing moments I've seen recently. I'd just finished a project at a customer’s office. I stopped in the combination lock protected Men’s room the building offered for tenant use. Just as I walked past the unoccupied sinks towards the urinal, out of one of the stalls walked a 6’4” guy in probably his 50s, but he was dressed as a woman. Tope colored skirt, jacket, shoes, and hat, nylons, a white silk blouse, makeup, ear rings and other jewelry. Well this was a little different but not terribly unusual because, cross-dressers are a small part of our society, after all.

What I found odd and funny enough to make me laugh out loud is that for all the fastidious attention to detail this she-male had, he walked out of the stall and right past the sinks without bothering to wash his hands. Not that I have a lot of experience in women’s rest rooms, but in my experience almost all women wash after going to the lu. So it was funny: You can put a guy in girl’s clothing but you can’t make him really behave like a girl….

Was he (she) sporting a Freddy Mercury style mustach too?

diametricalbenz · #3 03-30-2005, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Lebenz

Okay yesterday held one of the more amusing moments I've seen recently. I'd just finished a project at a customer’s office. I stopped in the combination lock protected Men’s room the building offered for tenant use. Just as I walked past the unoccupied sinks towards the urinal, out of one of the stalls walked a 6’4” guy in probably his 50s, but he was dressed as a woman. Tope colored skirt, jacket, shoes, and hat, nylons, a white silk blouse, makeup, ear rings and other jewelry. Well this was a little different but not terribly unusual because, cross-dressers are a small part of our society, after all.

What I found odd and funny enough to make me laugh out loud is that for all the fastidious attention to detail this she-male had, he walked out of the stall and right past the sinks without bothering to wash his hands. Not that I have a lot of experience in women’s rest rooms, but in my experience almost all women wash after going to the lu. So it was funny: You can put a guy in girl’s clothing but you can’t make him really behave like a girl….

You should come on down here to Hollywood, the best dressed "guy" I have seen was a 6' 3" african american man wearing a white tube top and a leopard print miniskirt pushing a empty shopping cart in 5" heels across Santa Monica Blvd at 5PM.

That almost beats the transvestites in a cat fight beating each other up with their purses on Hollywood Blvd at mid day....but not quite.

Larry Delor · #4 03-31-2005, 10:05 AM

When I used to be in the Restaurant biz, the mens room needed the soap refilled more than twice as often as the ladies room.

G-Benz · #5 03-31-2005, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Larry Delor

When I used to be in the Restaurant biz, the mens room needed the soap refilled more than twice as often as the ladies room.

See? We men really do wash our hands vigorously before leaving the restroom!

TwitchKitty · #6 03-31-2005, 01:16 PM

There was an article about this in the last couple years that said that women do not wash their hands any more than men, maybe less. I don't remember any mention of cross-dressers.