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	  <title>Ask MetaFilter questions tagged with trough</title>
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	<title>Piss or move down the trough?</title>
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	<description>A question of men&apos;s restroom trough etiquette: Do I shuffle down or stay put? The 3-man trough is perpendicular to the door, and the far end is occupied. It&apos;s a very small restroom, and quarters are tight&#8212;we&apos;re talking shoulder to shoulder and squeezing behind. I sidle up to the end nearest to the door (furthest from the occupied end), prepare to evacuate, and start concentrating to get over the stage fright. As I&apos;m waiting to begin the guy at the far end finishes and leaves, and I&apos;m alone. Do I move to the far end of the trough in anticipation of the next guy or stay where I am and finish?</description>
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	<category>bathroom</category>
	<category>etiquette</category>
	<category>restroom</category>
	<category>trough</category>
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