Boarding as late as possible makes sense. The problem is finding carry on overhead storage if you need them.

Lowest risk seat selection-wise and I'm afraid the longer the flight, the increased chance of the wider spread of the virus will negates the advantage initially gained.

The air filtration system is not in question, problem is the people breathing right next to and all around you during the entire flight. Their air doesn't go through the filtration system yet. When people going in/out (myself included) for the washroom, they act as the "spoon" when stir your drink: they mixes the air around as they walk to spread virus/germs out along their paths.

Wow, that is crazy. Not trying to say I know what this is like, but the closest I ever came to this, was my son, who has long hair, being mistaken for a girl in an airport washroom. Some guy asked me if "she made a mistake" and I was so confused as to what he was talking about. After a few more words, I finally got it.

"That is my son" finally got the message through to him. I just didn't get why he was so worked up at first.

This is such a good video for clarifying what some people have to go through, for something that I do without thinking, several times a day.

Ah, the alternate universe of celebrity and fame - crack smoking, coke snorting, pot smoking and hooking up in public washrooms are all excusable traits if you can sing. If you can't, you're the scum of the earth, ostracized from society and living under a bridge. Sad that he's dead - sure, life is precious. A tragedy? Not in the least.

yes, end gender segregation! men deserve clean washrooms too!

And yet...drunk guys sometimes can't be bothered to even step to washroom/toilette/toilet/water closet...

Ewww...I meant I'm never taking a selfie in a public washroom again. I don't want what's in the background (like @ 0:37)

I'm never using a public washroom again.

Screens enhance washroom feel

Uh, what?

I leave no toilet paper in the washroom! Then I wait for her to appeal to me to have empathy for her and throw a roll in...


Then I demand that she pay for dinner if she wants wipeses!




p.s. I am a virgin.

OK, I have to say, "Number 9 is not funny!"
I can say this because, I worked at a store that had a public washroom, and this actually happens (more often than you would think). Guess who gets to clean it out?!

Not only that, but what stupid F*** ever thinks this is an option?
(Sorry for the profanity!)

So they are just handing out crowns to anyone these days? Sheesh! The line to the executive washroom is out of control as it it.

I've served on two juries, and in both cases, I came to the part of the questionnaire where I promise to not exercise the principle of jury nullification. Of course it doesn't SAY "jury nullification." If it said that, someone would wait until voir dire to ask, and the shit would really hit the fan. In Cook County, IL, people have been held in contempt of court for mentioning those two words in front of the jury pool. In both cases, I clicked, "Yes", that I would not exercise the principle, then promptly vowed to do so if the case called for it. Dishonest? Perhaps, but not as dishonest as the court saying that I did not have the right in the first place. As it happens, I sorta exercised it in one case, when I was named foreman (I stepped into the washroom while we first entered the jury room, and emerged foreman). The case involved an accident along a stretch of road that I knew well, and the plaintiff did a terrible job of describing the trickiness of merging there. I introduced evidence not presented by either side (essentially a detailed diagram of the roadway). The result was that we asked more insightful questions to each other and were able to determine relative culpability far more easily. I hadn't made up my mind prior to entering the jury room, and used my 'extra knowledge' to clarify, not influence. It's been almost nine years, and I have not been called since. If I do, I won't check that box.

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I am for the monitoring activity on school property. It would be the same at work, with an employer wanting to protect all their assets (persons and property). In this case, they also use it to increase efficiency.

What I'm not for is the use of said technology to bypass existing privacy barriers. While in all possible private areas (Home, Washrooms, etc.), the ability to remotely monitor in any means, the person in possession of the property, should not be allowed. This is beyond simply making the person aware of the surveillance, or employer protocol.

In this example, the monitoring software should not function unless the laptop is on school grounds. By default, the monitoring software should be disabled by default and then policy to turn on during use, which can be tracked using a 'check in' or attendance system.

>> ^Farhad2000:
Hahahaha so true it hurts. Seriously I avoid going out on weekends in England. Fights, debauchery and public urination is very commonplace.
>> ^westy:
This is shitty England on a Friday night. Loads of drunk people all over the place.
Its a shame dope is iligal , and its socially acceptable to get totally wasted every week.
Wouldn't be so bad if people only got drunk in there own homes or specific places that were away from populated areas .


Yeah, BK after 11pm on a weekend in London is effing insane. To use the washroom you had to go thru a turnstyle and pay 10p. I thought this was ridiculous, so I squeezed thru with my sis to avoid paying twice. The (quite pissed) guy who had gone thru just before us took note, and wanted to pick a fight with me basically because he hadn't thought of doing the same 2-for-1 with his buddy. People are stupid and drunk after hours at UK BK's. Damn fun city tho!