Thread: Turning off the lights in public toilets

I would spaz the hell out. Ew.

O RLY?

That shit happens all the time... hey, at least it is not as bad as a cat coming in through the window and rubbing against your leg whilst you are trying to take a dump.

I was locked in a bathroom at our high school once. It was time for everyone to leave, but luckily my brother took one last look in that area and heard me. That would have been a rather unpleasant time until they got me out. The lights were off, too, and they had one of those "switches" where you have to use a pencil/paperclip/credit card to flip it on.

i always shut the lights off on people, its hilarious. muwahahahahahaha!

I wonder how you'd know when to stop wiping.

When the sandpaper they call toilet tissue starts to make your ass bleed.

I recently came back from holiday with friends and the light switches were on the outside. Imagine the fun showering when some one turns the light out and it's pitch black with no windows.

Originally Posted by NeAvO

I recently came back from holiday with friends and the light switches were on the outside. Imagine the fun showering when some one turns the light out and it's pitch black with no windows.

i usually take showers in very dim lighting, almost pitch black.


as for the light and public bathroom things, i've had it done to me before, i ran into the sink at work, i used to turn the lights off on people all the time

This did not happen to me. I keep the lights on. Simple.

At my old house in New York, our downstairs bathroom had a light switch on the outside of the room, now don't ask me why it was designed that way but, the electrician said he couldn't put it inside...so w/e

So anyways, alot of times back home I would be doing my business and my brother would come along and shut it off, thats when I learned to pee while sitting down, ever since I hardly ever pee standing up lol its messy anyway sitting is more comfy too.

Cruel siblings...

I know it wasn't a public one but, its close enough

at our public bathrooms here at my job there are no switches they are always on, so we're good here lol.

Toilets don't actually have light switches inside the room due to chances of electrical currents ect. Although they can have light switches that involve a string or something that you have to pull!

Public toilets occasionally have plastic-covered switches.