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I think standing and peeing in a domestic setting is gross. It's quite common to sit around these parts, it's typically only older men that still insist on standing.

Personally I wouldn't stand peeing in other people's homes (unless it's a guy's house who I know is a stander, I would not sit on that seat) - no matter how well you aim, you're going to get some on the rim and spray on the floor. It's just unsanitary.

Of course in public toilets I stand, or preferably use the urinal if one is available.
 
This is a slippery slope, your next comment will soon be about how wood and charcoal braais are not environmentally friendly and you prefer gas.

From a carcinogenic perspective I prefer gas, if you are curious about my preferences.

A traditional Cape style wood braai is a more social experience however.

Though I don’t see what that has to do with toilet habits.
 
I think standing and peeing in a domestic setting is gross. It's quite common to sit around these parts, it's typically only older men that still insist on standing.

Personally I wouldn't stand peeing in other people's homes (unless it's a guy's house who I know is a stander, I would not sit on that seat) - no matter how well you aim, you're going to get some on the rim and spray on the floor. It's just unsanitary.

Of course in public toilets I stand, or preferably use the urinal if one is available.
I agree with you (and I am considered an older man). I mostly sit at home.
 
Chances are that some were grumbling about how expensive things have become and regaling us with tales of how much they used to get for tuppence in days of yore.
 
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