I was in a Target store urinating into a commode one day a couple months ago and as I was relieving myself, I was wondering why there wasn't any stand-up urinals in this restroom. When a middle-aged lady came out of the stall next to mine and began primping in the mirror, I immediately thought...........OOPS!!!
Maniac (true story, although not pool-related)
I can go you one better on this theme.
A few years ago I was attending an advanced 3-day canoeing seminar at a conference center in the Adirondacks. On the first day I arrived at the mess hall about 15 minutes before breakfast, intent on relieving myself of the bean burrito I had consumed the pervious evening.
The restroom doors were open because the janitor had just finished cleaning them. Holding my belly and squeezing my cheeks, I darted into the door on the right. The Men's room is usually on the right, isn't it?
Well, I was sitting there finishing up and I look down on the floor and say to myself, "That's weird... Why do they have a sanitary napkin disposal can in a men's room?"
Oops.
Well, just about then, the first of the female students comes into the stall next to me and commences to tinkle. Then another one, then a couple more, and now they're on both flanks, and me in the middle, emitting noxious vapors no human should ever be exposed to.
Soon there are gals running blow driers, putting on makeup, brushing teeth, whatever. At least I'm finally getting to hear what women really say in the little girl's room. Which, as it turns out, is not at all about us guys, or how big or small our man parts are. Just honest-to-God gal chat about nothing.
Finally, the room is empty and they are all out in the cafeteria getting some chow. Thankfully, the janitor had just filled the TP, so none of them asked me for any. Even my falsetto voice is deep and has a whisky rasp, so I don't think I would have passed for a lady.
Several minutes later I figured the coast was clear, so I decided to try to make my escape. As I approached the door, I realized I hadn't washed my hands, so I ran to the sink to give them a quick wash. Just then, a cute young lady in her mid-twenties comes walking through the door.
Busted.
Lesson learned: ALWAYS check to make sure there are urinals on the wall whenever you enter a public restroom.