What's the deal with this guy in the bathroom? (Public Bathroom Etiquette) - Page 4

Yes, perhaps it is candy. Mmmm, delicious restroom confections. Alternately, I'm voting that it's either meant to dissuade people from using it (clean-freak behavior, or a chronic-masturbator's way of having a private area at the ready), or perhaps the door is loose and the person is using it to secure the door from drifting open during occupancy (long shot).

I'll never again step foot in San Francisco.

That's interesting~~~:

Maybe he takes a nasty dump and uses the paper to hold the door shut. It looks like the doors swing open on their own, so cramming the paper in the latch holds it closed so someone will use a stall that doesn't reek like ass?

looking forward to an outcome. I can't believe I read that handkerchief code stuff.

bout to get scientihfikal on his ass

Okay, what do we know:

1. Someone (a male) is closing a bathroom stall door *from the outside* by wedging a paper towel between the latch and the door, multiple times per day.
2. The bathroom stall otherwise functions properly according to good Pat.
3. Stall is not out of TP
4. There is no message written on the paper towel.
5. Said someone continues to do this even though others disregard the paper towel and use the stall anyway. Said someone just re-wedges again next time he is in there.

What can we deduce?
1. Someone wants the stall door closed.
2. Although he wants it closed, he is not batshitcrazy enough to lock it for real from the inside and *crawl out underneath*
3. Reasoning for #2: someone either wants the stall readily accessible despite wedgepaper, or wants it inaccessible but is not bold enough to risk getting caught crawling.
4. Still, someone bears some risk - if anyone walked in while he was positioning his wedgepaper, he would get caught.

What do I want to know:
1. Is it the same stall every time?
2. If so, is there anything unusual about the stall? Is it the last one in a row? Is it the closest stall to a certain wall or a window?
3. How many stalls are there?
4. Are there other bathrooms in the building?

Temporary conclusion: Someone wants the stall door to remain in a closed position for as much of the day as possible, even though he knows it will occasionally still get used.

deduction: something about the stall door being open or used bothers him. I will guess that it is next to his office and the door creeks, or he is right below the toilet and can hear it flush, something like that.

ballsy move opening that TP. and your note is a riot. good luck pB

I love leaving little gifts in the bathroom. I'm juvenile like that. I had to remove a giant block of ice from boss' freezer yesterday. Decided to float it in the commode in the men's room on my way out. I also like to collect my fast food combo meal wrappers and cup, and arrange them all on the toilet paper shelf in the stall after I eat. That way it looks like someone actually sat there and ate a Burger King combo meal while taking a shit. Half drunken cups of coffee with a half eaten danish, etc. Good times. I think everyone at the office thinks it's the Asian dude who works on another floor but comes up to our floor just to take dumps.

I am guessing that someone is a clean freak and is selecting the cleanest stall first thing in the morning and applying the TP. The TP serves both as a deterent to other users and an indicator to him that the bowl has recenetly been visited by man-ass.

Is that strictly set on the studio's or is he even using it on the one bedroom?