Puzzle Description:

Seventeen, eighteen, maids a-waiting. Waiting line outside the Ladies Room.

#1: Teresa K (fasstar) on Apr 30, 2009 [SPOILER]

I'm first in line. Next is a pregnant woman. Behind her is Grandma, and last in line is little miss teeny bopper. I think I'll let the pregnant woman go ahead of me. Heaven knows, she has to go way worse than I do.

You can figure out where the boobs and butts and baby all go just by using line logic.

Don't forget to wash your hands! Here's a interesting statistic: Ninety percent of women and seventy five percent of men washed their hands after using the restroom. Hey gusy, what's up with that!

Washing your hands is the MOST important way to stop the spread of illness, especially important with the current threat of swine flu.

Numerous jurisdictions, including California, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and New York City have enacted restroom equity laws, so women don't have to wait so long in lines to use the WC.

I have a question for the Daddies here? What do you do when you are out in public with your little girl, and she has to go potty and there is no family restroom? It is easier for Mommy to take a little boy in the Women's Room.

Cute.

I'm a mommy not a daddy, but I can tell you I was once asked to help out in just that situation. Dad had sent his tiny little girl into the Ladies all by herself. When I arrived he was at the door of the bathroom shouting to his daughter, "What's the hold up?"

Inside the bathroom, the little girl had gotten herself perched on top of the handicapped toilet and was hollering back, "I'm STUCK!"

"Just jump down!"

"It's too high. Come get me!"

"I'm not supposed to!"

I offered to stand guard at the door, while he went in and helped his little girl. ;-)

A lot of places in my town now have "family" (AKA unisex) bathrooms. It's a lot more convenient, IMO.

Nice use of the various proportions that ladies come in, Teresa. LOL. By the way, what is a "little miss teeny bopper?"

Very nice puzzle.
Adam: where I live it means a teenage girl, assuming it means the same in this situation.

Thanks for the info, Hazel. I am sure it probably means the same thing for Teresa.

Yes, that's what it means. Thanks, Hazel. Crop top, mini skirt, showing way too much skin. Way too many hormones and not enough common sense and self control to go with the physical maturity. Oh kids today! Then I remember I was a teeny bopper once. And someday she will be a golden oldie like me, exclaiming "Oh kids today!" :-)

When hubby has the granddaughter, he just takes her in the men's restroom... *shrugs* Not that big a deal...

I like his attitude. Sometimes we worry too much about what other people think. As long as the little one is safe, that's the most important thing.

funny and very fun to solve. excellent details!!!

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