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Used to take forever just to decode the cryptic âMenâ and âWomenâ symbols hip restaurants used to put on their restroom doorsâ-problem being, if you need to use them, you donât have forever.
Unisex or family would be better words to use. There are some of places that have male, female and family restrooms and the family one has a lock. Makes sense to me.
The new terminal building at NYâs LaGuardia Airport has several small clusters of ârestroomsâ. Thereâs Men, Women, Family, Meditation, and yes, even a Pet bathroom.
A sandwich shop had two single-person restrooms, one for men, one for women. When it was sold, the new owners took off the âMenâ âWomenâ placards. They put up a Bible verse: There is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus.
What about smaller stores that alwayshad a one room restroom for all people, and no one ever batted an eye, before the current discussion, when they needed to use it. The label of the door was, and still is, âRestroomâ.
That restroom not only is used by any person â child with mother, woman, man, plus it has accessibility bars for people with mobility issues, and later they even installed a changing tableâŠetc. âŠ
In real life: Itâs thanks to the âcraziesâ out there who want to pick a fight where none is warranted.
when i first arrived in japan many years ago it was a coin flip whether youâd encounter someone of the opposite sex when entering a toilet, no lock on the door. somehow we survived the trauma. times have changed and we now mostly have separate toilets for men and women, but the cleaning crew is still nearly always women and the cleaning lady always waits until i decide to use the facilities to start cleaningâŠ
allen@home almost 2 years ago
Youâre part one Hammie. Itâs just nobody been able to figure out what part yet.
Cactus-Pete almost 2 years ago
Uh, no. âAll-genderâ restrooms always have locks on the door. This is the second strip in a row where the bathroom needed a lock.
leopardglily almost 2 years ago
Rick and Jerry must have kids. This is such an authentic strip.
Ratkin Premium Member almost 2 years ago
The icon looks like a girl in the wind.
GeorgeInAZ almost 2 years ago
Youâre one of two parts, Hammie. Letâs leave it at that.
Blu Bunny almost 2 years ago
Do as Ally Mcbeal show, âunisexâ on the door
iggyman almost 2 years ago
In the doctorâs office it says Unisex, makes more sense !
Ermine Notyours almost 2 years ago
I remember a radio commercial with a young kid saying, âAre you a member of the opposite sex, or am I?â
I never figured Home Depot or Walmart to go the all-gender route. âFamily restroomâ yes.
Robert Nowall Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Used to take forever just to decode the cryptic âMenâ and âWomenâ symbols hip restaurants used to put on their restroom doorsâ-problem being, if you need to use them, you donât have forever.
johnjoyce almost 2 years ago
The bathrooms in our homes are all-gender. Right?
Judy Hendrickson [Unnamed Reader - 852856] almost 2 years ago
Hmmmifthats the case wehave one bathroom which should be considered analgender bathroom
Orange Juice almost 2 years ago
why does nobody in the family have a head like Darrelâs?
The Orange Mailman almost 2 years ago
I used one at GenCon. It was a lot cleaner than the menâs restroom. Of course men are disgusting pigs.
CrimsonOne18 almost 2 years ago
Unisex or family would be better words to use. There are some of places that have male, female and family restrooms and the family one has a lock. Makes sense to me.
ctolson almost 2 years ago
If they had signs for all the gender identifications currently out there, the door would like the back of a well traveled VW Microbus.
HappyDog/á”ÊłÊž ᎟á”ᶻᔠ⎠á”ʰᔠᶠá”âż á”ᶠᶊᔠPremium Member almost 2 years ago
The new terminal building at NYâs LaGuardia Airport has several small clusters of ârestroomsâ. Thereâs Men, Women, Family, Meditation, and yes, even a Pet bathroom.
Dkram almost 2 years ago
Better go with him dad.
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BLUEBONNETS Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Careful.
ladykat Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Youâre one part, Hammie. Now, go see if the restroom is occupied, and donât lock the door if you arenât sure youâll be able to unlock it.
Ignatz Premium Member almost 2 years ago
I think all single stall bathrooms should be any gender. Iâve seen it with shared ones, though, and itâs pretty uncomfortable.
stillfickled Premium Member almost 2 years ago
The grocery store I shop at has locks on the bathroom doors. (Flower depart. lady gave me the combination.)
Jogger2 almost 2 years ago
A sandwich shop had two single-person restrooms, one for men, one for women. When it was sold, the new owners took off the âMenâ âWomenâ placards. They put up a Bible verse: There is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus.
timinwsac Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Whats wrong with just plain restroom on the door?
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen almost 2 years ago
Time for gender studies.
Study him (?) and decide.
1JennyJenkins almost 2 years ago
What about smaller stores that always had a one room restroom for all people, and no one ever batted an eye, before the current discussion, when they needed to use it. The label of the door was, and still is, âRestroomâ.
That restroom not only is used by any person â child with mother, woman, man, plus it has accessibility bars for people with mobility issues, and later they even installed a changing tableâŠetc. âŠ
In real life: Itâs thanks to the âcraziesâ out there who want to pick a fight where none is warranted.
T... almost 2 years ago
Do males have to put the seat downâŠ
The Quiet One almost 2 years ago
The jury is still out on that Hammie.
raybarb44 almost 2 years ago
He IS different and special but when you got to go, you got to goâŠ..
lawguy05 almost 2 years ago
You are a little BOY.
gsteele531 almost 2 years ago
You are whatever gender your cockamamie left-wing teacher says you are â and you will LIKE it!
gopher gofer almost 2 years ago
when i first arrived in japan many years ago it was a coin flip whether youâd encounter someone of the opposite sex when entering a toilet, no lock on the door. somehow we survived the trauma. times have changed and we now mostly have separate toilets for men and women, but the cleaning crew is still nearly always women and the cleaning lady always waits until i decide to use the facilities to start cleaningâŠ
ToneeRhianRose almost 2 years ago
Youâre 1 gender. That sign just means anyone can use it.