Comments on: Restrooms in Peace

By: nika

nika — Tue, 12 Sep 2006 13:54:40 +0000

hey hey there christian . thanks thanks a lot for droppin by my site. and im so so sorry for not reading your entire entry cuz im currently eating.. champorado.
i’ll read your next blogs promise. LOL.

take care and have a great week

♥ nika

By: Hiyono

Hiyono — Tue, 12 Sep 2006 00:07:52 +0000

You never fail to surprise me with such awesome entries. Hahaha~! I hate it too when the floor is wet…I mean, who doesn’t? Who knows what’s in the liquid you’re stepping on? :dizzy:

By: aileen

aileen — Mon, 11 Sep 2006 06:40:46 +0000

I KNOW!!! I especially hate it when we have to put up with dirty, disgusting gas station lavatories during trips to baguio

By: Kathrin

Kathrin — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 03:21:54 +0000

Interesting blog entry.. Extinct na dito sa Pinas ang malilinis na restroom. Ito yung side ng Pinoy na hindi maganda.. Hindi natin pinapahalagahan ang good hygiene. :confused:

By: Tamz

Tamz — Mon, 04 Sep 2006 01:33:49 +0000

I tried entering one of those public restrooms in the city, and guess what they’re fairly clean naman. Ewan ko lang sa mga lalaki. Hindi kasi kayo mahilig mgflush at maghugas ng kamay. Hehehe. There’s water. parang sa school rin lang, may bayad nga lang. Masmalinis nga ngayon kesa noon na puros putik pa sa loob.

You kow what’s nice about restrooms at school? It’s grafitti!
[name] is ba bitch

tapos sa baba, reply, tapos may nagreply sa reply.

may nagplug na cellnumber.

But I guess, soemtimes it’s the fault naman of the RR users. Ninanakaw mga kung anong puwedeng manakaw, sinisira ang puwedeng masira. Siyempre kung ikaw ang admin, magsasawa ka rin. It’s a matter of “you get what you deserve”

Oh ha. with entertainment pa!

By: M2

M2 — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 15:33:33 +0000

I think they sponsor road signs. Wala lang.

I know that “Clean Restrooms” you’re talking about. Almost all public restrooms in Baguio have that sign, and I doubt it really lives up to its name.

The worst restroom experience I had was in China. It’s not a normal toilet bowl. Parang canal ang dating. Yak. Hehehe.

By: Neil

Neil — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 15:06:16 +0000

(*vomiting)

…

(*more vomiting)

Arrrgh. Restroom capitalization. Arrrgh. The only option to teach Filipinos the word “hygiene”?

By: Heneroso

Heneroso — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 12:12:13 +0000

akalain mo nga naman na pati pagbabawas eh may bayad na… dati nga umihi ako sa Gateway… may bayad pala dun… 10php… pero sulit… akalain mo un na sulit… kasi uber ganda talaga malinis na malinis…

nasubukan ko na din maka-ihi sa mga uber dumi na banyo… eh desperate na ako nun eh… alanganaman sa puno… hindi ako sanay dun! whaha

By: Talamasca

Talamasca — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 09:24:07 +0000

This entry makes me puke big time. The details you mentioned are so graphic and are just… ugh!
BTW, I dig the title. Hehe.

By: Shari

Shari — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 09:24:06 +0000

I’m eating, and I don’t have any problems on reading gory things while munching on some yummy cream spaghetti I’ve cooked. You want? :p

Know what, I used to think that only guys are really reckless when they piss because they’re, well, guys. But “ladies” are as bad when it comes to lavatory maintenance. Boo. When I’m in malls, especially the sosyal ones, I have to pay just to release the tension I feel. How cruel is that? Haha.

Madalas ang mga ganyang signs when in a road trip. I should know, I’d travel from Manila to Baguio and vice versa for a year. And like I’ve mentioned in one of the greatest things I’ve learned in 2005 is how to turn the urge to pee into urge to sleep, lol. :p

I’m also glad that UP has decent tension-releasers