Etiquette question

[Reagan40]

The way I see it, the homeowner opened up their home and never expected that a guest would obliterate their toilet and then leave it for the next party goer to fix. So the homeowner is an innocent party. I say go back to the house, swab the plunger to get some DNA. Test the DNA to identify who the person was that clogged the toilet. They should be the ones to pay not only for your dry cleaning bill, but also for a half hour of labor. Plugging someone else's crapper and leaving it is just not right!

 

[woodsie57]

If you elect to wear pants that require dry cleaning, you are assuming the responsibility of dry cleaning costs.

 

[GunSlinger]

No, I had them laying on the seat as a barrier

...and once your pants were 'soiled' did you just spend the remainder of the day hanging out in your tighty whities?

 

[LEaSH]

So doc, do you know who might be responsible for the clogged toilet?

Sometimes a person that is the cause of such a mess is the one that should manage their own aftermath.

My cousin would say something like, "...$5 of toilet paper for a $.25 worth of a ****" or something like that. He's a weird guy.

 

[rhinoabe]

You should be fined for working as a plumber without a licenses.

 

[jamil]

How do you know they wanted it unplugged? Sometimes **** happens for a reason.

 

[speedracer302]

No, I had them laying on the seat as a barrier

Hilarious! I would have used a hand towel or something other than my pants as the fecal shield!! What did you wear after the blockage was cleared???

 

[hopper68]

Sound like someone is (or was) full of and Doc should have worn his brown pants.

 

[jamil]

Sound like someone is (or was) full of and Doc should have worn his brown pants.

That's a good point. Out of sight, out of mind.

 

[hoosierdoc]

Ok, I admit this thread was intended to be a humorous one on turkey day. I did NOT need my pants dry cleaned, but I did get water splashed all over my jeans and arms. Sigh.

i also do not place my pants on the seat as a barrier. I usually hang them on the towel rack.

 

[ATM]

Ok, I admit this thread was intended to be a humorous one on turkey day. I did NOT need my pants dry cleaned, but I did get water splashed all over my jeans and arms. Sigh.

i also do not place my pants on the seat as a barrier. I usually hang them on the towel rack.

Is that like a pants rack but for towels?

 

[Trigger Time]

I'd finish the party pantsless. Also I think my 5.11 pants are the most expensive ones I own. What's dry cleaning? Lol

 

[Tactically Fat]

Time to give your sister-in-law some metamucil for Christmas.