Wrigley Is Number 1...

[LITTLE NELL]

Originally Posted by SoxFanCPA

I frequently pee in the sink and then washing my hands also serves as a "flush". Saves water IMO so I'm not going to rip on Cubs fans for doing that.

Do you do this in your home?
If so, I refuse any dinner invitations.

[RadioheadRocks]

It blows my mind how many people at ballparks, restaurants, work, etc. do not know how to wash their hands after using the facilities... hell I could tell you stories about some who don't know how to FLUSH and prefer to leave their handiwork for all to see.

Bottom line, if you don't know how to flush and wash your hands after, YOU'RE NOT POTTY TRAINED.

That is all.

[WSox597]

Originally Posted by DrCrawdad

I remember guys using the sink and garbage cans at a Boston concert at the Amphitheatre.

I saw the same thing at a Pink Floyd show at the Rosemont Horizon in the late '80's. I could hardly believe my eyes.

[Frater Perdurabo]

There's also men who urinate in regular toilets, refuse to lift the seat, pee all over it, refuse to clean their mess, and then do not flush. Do these disgusting slobs do this at home?

[Frater Perdurabo]

Originally Posted by RadioheadRocks

Bottom line, if you don't know how to flush and wash your hands after, YOU'RE NOT POTTY TRAINED.

That is all.

/End thread

[Red Barchetta]

Nothing adds to the old-school charm of Wrigley Field more than enjoying the backsplash from the beer guzzling drunk pissing next to you in the trough.

Although troughs themselves are disgusting, poorly designed urinals aren't much better as demonstrated when wearing short pants. I guess the only difference is the choice of your own backsplash or the cocktail mix with that of a stranger.

[kittle42]

Let's not pretend like it's just Wrigley - wasn't the Cell still at like 50%? That's ****ing gross.

[DeadMoney]

Originally Posted by RadioheadRocks

It blows my mind how many people at ballparks, restaurants, work, etc. do not know how to wash their hands after using the facilities... hell I could tell you stories about some who don't know how to FLUSH and prefer to leave their handiwork for all to see.

Originally Posted by Frater Perdurabo

There's also men who urinate in regular toilets, refuse to lift the seat, pee all over it, refuse to clean their mess, and then do not flush. Do these disgusting slobs do this at home?

Yep... I know people who don't know how to do these things in the office I work in. It's disgusting.

[TDog]

Originally Posted by Nellie_Fox

That was common at Old Comiskey as well. Guys were lined up to pee in the sinks.

When I moved out West in my early 20s and started going to games in Calfirnia, I was impressed with how much cleaner the ballparks were compared with Old Comiskey and Wrigley. From a couple of thousand miles away, I thought New Comiskey would be more popular with fans simply because it wouldn't be as dirty.

[voodoochile]

Originally Posted by soxfancpa

i frequently pee in the sink and then washing my hands also serves as a "flush". Saves water imo so i'm not going to rip on cubs fans for doing that.

ewww!

[white sox bill]

Originally Posted by SoxFanCPA

I frequently pee in the sink and then washing my hands also serves as a "flush". Saves water IMO so I'm not going to rip on Cubs fans for doing that.

Maybe cub fans justification is that urine is supposedly sterile.......

[Nellie_Fox]

Originally Posted by voodoochile

ewww!

Yeah, I'm amazed anybody would admit to that.

[Konerko05]

Originally Posted by SoxFanCPA

I frequently pee in the sink and then washing my hands also serves as a "flush". Saves water IMO so I'm not going to rip on Cubs fans for doing that.

Is this real? Where exactly are you doing this?

Wrigley Field's troughs and overall bathroom experience is what made me become a Sox fan.

I was supposed to be a Cubs fan. Everyone in my family is, and my Dad and Uncle would frequently take me and my brother to Cubs games.

The first time I walked in to the Wrigley Field bathroom as a 6 year old, I was not prepared to see what I saw. I then took cover in a stall, only to have some drunk guy open the door on me and almost walk entirely in the stall.

I am positive this is one of the main reasons I declared myself a White Sox fan when I started playing organized baseball at age 7. To this day, I still try to avoid the Wrigley Field bathroom experience if I go to a game. It literally makes me feel like I have pee condensation on me.

And the not washing your hands thing is a problem everywhere. I do not get it. Even if you aren't afraid or germs, after using a public bathroom, people should realize they probably have something pretty gross on their hands. People are just dirty. Although if CPA up there is peeing in the sinks and thinking this is a way to "save water," sanitizer might be a cleaner option.

[RadioheadRocks]

Originally Posted by white sox bill

Maybe cub fans justification is that urine is supposedly sterile.......

... as if anyone would ever be stung by a jellyfish at Wriggly.

[TheVulture]

Originally Posted by kittle42

This is of no surprise. It's a rare sight if you actually *do* see a guy wash his hands in a Wrigley bathroom.

I wouldn't wash my hands in a Wrigley sink either. It's probably actually less hygienic to wash your hands there.