Poo in the queue- eek!

[ariane37]

There was just a story my sister posted on FB about a woman "going" on a shelf in a Rite-Aid.....not sure where it was or how she managed that (um, or why she felt the need to do that ) She must have squatted into that shelf pretty deep lol!!

 

[LindsayL]

So not only are these people pooping in public and leaving it (which is bad enough), these fine folks then proceed to go about their day with an unwiped smelly, dirty bum?! Mind-blown.

 

[aaarcher86]

The animals that grace out society never cease to amaze me.

 

[MmmSuite]

So not only are these people pooping in public and leaving it (which is bad enough), these fine folks then proceed to go about their day with an unwiped smelly, dirty bum?! Mind-blown.

This is literally what I'm saying to my friend as I read! Mind blown indeed.

 

[CampbellzSoup]

Ironic if it was on the Winnie the Pooh ride...

 

[LindsayL]

Ironic if it was on the Winnie the Pooh ride...[/QUOTE
Lol!

 

[soniam]

Man, our cats are cleaner than this

 

[Art 1]

Never saw that but saw vomit all over the wall and floor in line for Malstrom once. Stunk.

 

[LindsayL]

Man, our cats are cleaner than this

Truth! (How sad is that?!)

 

[mshanson3121]

Just a guess here, but I would have to think that MOST babies have had lactose, and their parents figured out that they were intolerant to it well before they started walking. I've raised a couple of kids now, both of whom were intolerant to lactose, there is no way it should take a year to figure that out.

Considering the symptoms can present in many different ways, can mimic different things, considering most babies do not develop lactose intolerance until they're older (which can be well into toddler years), yeah it can take a year or more to figure out there's a problem.

 

[Dizlvr]

Maybe it was from a dog.

 

[soniam]

Never saw that but saw vomit all over the wall and floor in line for Malstrom once. Stunk.

I expect vomit to be anywhere and everywhere. Usually, there's not much control over it, and nothing to stop it from going where ever it wants to. Plus, as gross as vomit is, for most people, it's not as gross as poo. I have a really week gag reflex when I see or smell puke, so it might be worse than poop for me.

Just a reminder to people. If you see stuff like this, just let a CM know. Don't assume that they have already been told about it. It's very likely that everyone else assumed they already knew too.

 

[soniam]

A really terrible thought crossed my mind. If these people don't have enough fabric or material separating their bottom from the rest of the world, such that poo wouldn't just escape, then are they then sitting in attractions on seats that are shared by everyone Gotta quit thinking about this.

 

[Princess Jes]

Just a guess here, but I would have to think that MOST babies have had lactose, and their parents figured out that they were intolerant to it well before they started walking. I've raised a couple of kids now, both of whom were intolerant to lactose, there is no way it should take a year to figure that out.

I was lactose intolerant from birth, but it wasn't very common n the 80's so it took a long time for my mum and doctor to work out what the issue was.

 

[Miskey]

I worked in a pharmacy that was in the back of a larger store. TWICE, I had a customer tell me there was poo on an aisle in the store. Luckily, I could not leave the pharmacy, so I called for clean up. Trying to be as discreet as possible, I just said, "Clean up needed in Aisle 8, code brown in Aisle 8".

People are gross

 

[alvernon90]

The problem with these threads is that the point of view is always unanimous because the disgusting pigs who do this never show up to justify their actions. Just once I'd like to see a post that says, "I left a dirty diaper in a theater and here's why" or "Yeah, I poop my pants and I love it!"

I suspect that they are about 85% lazy parents and 15% perverts.

 

[Sparkly]

I hope to goodness that was a kid who just couldn't wait and so their mum told them to just pull down their shorts in line (still disgusting) rather then take them out to the bathroom not a grown adult...

 

[PetePanMan]

It happens...That's why all ages should wear diapers / Depends at WDW. Saves time as well.

 

[MrsHull]

It happens...That's why all ages should wear diapers / Depends at WDW. Saves time as well.

You should wear depends any time you drive to Florida, really. I thought that was common knowledge by now.

 

[capt_atomic]

I'm a supermarket manager and I've seen this happen too many times...generally old people who just let it fall out at the tills and walk off. Although I'd did once see a parent helping a toddler pee up my Duracell fixture!