Preparing for a XC : Bathroom Breaks

Roy Smith wrote:
In article ,
"Jim Macklin" wrote:


Maybe drinking cups should be sized like bras, the A cup
would be like those little cups they use at the dentist or
in your bathroom, the B cup would be a small cup of tea, the
C cup would be the standard 8 oz., and then the FFF would be
for beer at the ball game.


Makes sense. When I was in college, I used to frequent McSorley's
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McSorleys_Old_Ale_House). You couldn't order
one beer, they only came in pairs. Now I know the reason.
When were you in college. I spent many an evening in McSorley's in the
70's. I've heard they've since put in a women's room getting rid of the
need of the bouncer at the door to the john who would yell "Woman coming in"

Margy

In article ,
Margy Natalie wrote:

Roy Smith wrote:
In article ,
"Jim Macklin" wrote:


Maybe drinking cups should be sized like bras, the A cup
would be like those little cups they use at the dentist or
in your bathroom, the B cup would be a small cup of tea, the
C cup would be the standard 8 oz., and then the FFF would be
for beer at the ball game.


Makes sense. When I was in college, I used to frequent McSorley's
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McSorleys_Old_Ale_House). You couldn't order
one beer, they only came in pairs. Now I know the reason.
When were you in college. I spent many an evening in McSorley's in the
70's. I've heard they've since put in a women's room getting rid of the
need of the bouncer at the door to the john who would yell "Woman coming in"

Margy

Cooper Union, class of 81. Had an apartment on St. Marks Place. When I
was there, there was still just the one bathroom. I don't remember any
bouncer, though. It seemed to work out OK. The guys didn't mind, and the
kind of women who hung out there didn't seem to mind either. I mean, come
on, there were doors on the stalls. Some people really are prudes when it
comes to bodily functions.

In article ,
Margy Natalie wrote:

Makes sense. When I was in college, I used to frequent McSorley's
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McSorleys_Old_Ale_House). You couldn't order
one beer, they only came in pairs. Now I know the reason.
When were you in college. I spent many an evening in McSorley's in the
70's. I've heard they've since put in a women's room getting rid of the
need of the bouncer at the door to the john who would yell "Woman coming in"

Margy

Cooper Union, class of 81. Had an apartment on St. Marks Place. When I
was there, there was still just the one bathroom. I don't remember any
bouncer, though. It seemed to work out OK. The guys didn't mind, and the
kind of women who hung out there didn't seem to mind either. I mean, come
on, there were doors on the stalls. Some people really are prudes when it
comes to bodily functions.

NCE '65. Two steins for a quarter. Where would they have put a second
bog, anyway?

Don

Margy Natalie writes:

When were you in college. I spent many an evening in McSorley's in the
70's. I've heard they've since put in a women's room getting rid of the
need of the bouncer at the door to the john who would yell "Woman coming in"

Why do they need someone to announce that?

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