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The point is to give the other person some room to p*ss in. It’s weird to p*ss close to someone when it’s not necessary. “When urinals one, three, and five are in use, please use urinals two and four.”
“Any other purpose is completely inappropriate for them.”
Ensigns for the WC
You know what? Freddie is totally right about this, young man. Boo, bathroom, and toilet are all terms used to describe the same place. All of these words suggest a potential location where we may concentrate, tune out the world, and maybe even glance at our phones for a second. In actuality, the “WC” does not appear in any of the toilet names, but when you are out and about and need to use the restroom, the signs usually point you in that way. After that, what does it mean?
The letters “WC” on a bathroom door really signify something; they stand for “water closet.”
The fact that there is a reasonable explanation for it just makes matters worse. Going to the restroom used to mean you were going to take a long, hot bath. It was said that people would use the bathroom’s basin and mirror as a place to rest or get ready for the day. You would use the restroom in the water closet if you really needed to relieve yourself. There are a lot of others on social media who are confused, too, so I guess I’m not alone. The acronym “W.C.” was asked by one person. Some people said things like, “I found out that WC stands for “water closet” at the age of 23.”
Ensigns for the WC
No longer are you 27 years old, I see. “I call MINE a bathroom,” another individual said.
We call them common restrooms.
But a water closet isn’t called that. Instead, use the restroom.
Ensigns for the WC
While we were on the subject of restrooms, a video on TikTok got popular, drawing attention to the unwritten rule that “every guy knows” when it comes to the urinal. According to stand-up comic Freddy Quinne, there is an unspoken rule among men that they should not use public restrooms. “No one has ever discussed this with us, and no one has ever taken the initiative to establish regulations,” Freddie notes. “We all know where to have a p*ss and where not to,” Nonetheless. He says that if five empty urinals run in a row, the only sensible thing to do is to use the one on the left or the one on the right. According to Freddie, if you go into any of the five urinals and find that they’re all free, you’re stuck using either the one on the far right or the one on the far left. If the first two urinals are already in use, go ahead and use the middle one, number three. The point is to give the other person some room to p*ss in. It’s weird to p*ss close to someone when it’s not necessary. “When urinals one, three, and five are in use, please use urinals two and four.”
“Any other purpose is completely inappropriate for them.”
Young buddy, I’m telling you, Freddie is totally correct.
