If you walk into the toilets and start singing, first check to make sure no one else is in there.
But if you do get sprung, just keep singing, rather than trying to cleverly morph the singing into coughing. It is not a smooth transition and you will look even sillier.
Huldra Forsvant (Theodor Kittelsen)
Huldra Forsvant (Theodor Kittelsen)
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One of my friends, if we were ever in a public toilet together (oh my goodness, did I just say that on a public forum????), he would ask me an open ended question and then walk out the door. So I'd be sitting in there, chatting away in the cubicle, thinking he was listening. When I found out he'd left it was kinda embarrassing, both for me and the other people still in there I'm sure.
He's a good friend.
heh! I have a friend like that too, geoff! They could at least say, 'well, I'll be leaving now..'
he did it on purpose actually.
one of his many many jokes that made him such a good friend.
that's like my boss. Anytime he walks in and sees my feet under the door of the cubicle, he turns off the light on his way out, leaving me sitting, 'unfinished', in complete darkness.
It too is a sign of friendship and acceptance. It took me about 5 years to appreciate this fact.
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