Not to encourage people not to wash - but healthy urine is sterile.
Yeah, they are fairly wild down in deepest Mayo I hear.Apparently, it's not completely uncommon in the west too.
Well maybe not, and not to get too graphic, but I guess there is a much greater potential for germ transfer due to the ladies' wiping process.
As long as the men bits are clean in the first place, really it's not much different to touching your thigh or something - men don't need to get as intimate with their bits during 'wee time'.
(Sorry but I don't think there was a more polite way of saying the above!)
Yes, Mayo is famous for it's Uropaths.Apparently, it's not completely uncommon in the west too.
I'm also very aware of leaving a handbag down on public toilet floors (as people do) and then they come home and pop the bag up on their kitchen units. I always keep the bag on my shoulder.
But you have such a nice collection! What do you match to your stilettos?
I remember a survey being done a couple of years back on the issue of peanuts and snacks in bowls on pub counters in the UK. It transpired that a majority of the peanuts sampled had traces of urine on them, so your friend is right to avoid them.I have a friend who won't touch bowls of peanuts, crisps etc. that are left about in pubs etc. on social occasions, because of a fear of what he might ingest as a result of people there not having washed their hands after using the loo.
They drink it here too, its called Dutch Gold!...Many cultures have a history of drinking their own urine for supposed health benefits too - I think Ghandi was a devotee? Apparently, it's not completely uncommon in the west too.
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