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What's the deal with this guy in the bathroom? (Public Bathroom Etiquette)
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Ok, I got an update folks. I went in there and I'll be darned. Same thing again. What is wrong with people?
Now there are two folded pieces of paper on the floor...
Now there are two folded pieces of paper on the floor...
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Ok, I got an update folks. I went in there and I'll be darned. Same thing again. What is wrong with people?Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH
Now there are two folded pieces of paper on the floor...
dood....you are weird!!
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Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH
you need to unroll the paper and or wait to catch him in the act to know for sure.
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Hmm, the stall has paper.
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That's really bizarre. Maybe he uses paper towels over his hands so he doesn't have to touch anything and leaves it shoved in there when he's closing the stall door.
Otherwise, might be some sort of communication thing.
Otherwise, might be some sort of communication thing.
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The stall in question is obviously being used as a blind drop.
The tp left in the latch indicates the goods have been left for pick up by the second spy.
The tp left in the latch indicates the goods have been left for pick up by the second spy.
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Oh, makes total sense now. I'm going to go drop off some goods right now.
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Like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handkerchief_codeOriginally Posted by patrickBOOTH
that. is. some. fucked. up. ****. right. there.
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