Deacfreak07
Ain't played nobody, PAWL!
maybe i'm desensitized from dealing w/ dog poop - but what's the big deal about just moving it to the toilet and then washing your hands?
With your bare hands?!?!? You're a disgusting person.
maybe i'm desensitized from dealing w/ dog poop - but what's the big deal about just moving it to the toilet and then washing your hands?
With your bare hands?!?!? You're a disgusting person.
in the heat of the moment when you're frantically trying to get a turd away from your child? absolutely
maybe i'm desensitized from dealing w/ dog poop - but what's the big deal about just moving it to the toilet and then washing your hands?
Leebs looks like a broad who has always been sort of tempted to fish one of her own poops out of the bowl and tear it apart with her fingers just to see if there's anything interesting in there.
in the heat of the moment when you're frantically trying to get a turd away from your child? absolutely
correct
from the "looks like a guy thread"
I mean at the very least aren't we at the stage where there are various bath toys, plastic cups etc handy that could be used to scoop the poop?
But more importantly, isn't priority #1 in this situation to remove the CHILD from the poop-infested waters and deal with the turd later? As if everything is made all good in bathtubville by just quickly removing the turd and being all like " NOTHING TO SEE HERE JUNIOR JUST KEEP FROLICKING IN YOUR BIOHAZ- I MEAN BATHTUB"
I've caught more throw up with my bare hands than I can remember. It becomes instinctual after you have kids.
So, now I've been thinking about what's better - taking the turd out or taking the kid out. everything has to get cleaned again anyway; might as well take the turd out, leave the kid in. then drain the tub, re-wash the kid, THEN get the kid out - then wash the tub and stuff.
and no, i don't bare-hand dog poop... but even picking it up w/ a bag, it's gotta be worse than a baby turd.