Showing it off at the mens room urinals?

[masonjames]

 

[masonjames]

 

[masonjames]

 

[JackWesterJr]

When I was younger I did this, no longer possible as I age.

 

[circedbychoice]

Love that kind of urinal, but I don't think they're the best at water usage, because you don't see them often anymore.

I think it depends on the water valve that is installed on it.

 

[teddybaerli1]

 

[Jon1971]

I think it depends on the water valve that is installed on it.

Yes, you could put a low flow flush valve on it, but I don't think it would flush properly and it would stink. There's a restaurant near me that has a trough, but they put a low flow flush valve on it to pass code, and it always reeks of piss because the valve doesn't release enough water to even remotely flush it properly.

 

[ericbear]

Love that kind of urinal, but I don't think they're the best at water usage, because you don't see them often anymore.

Surprisingly, they do meet the "low flow" water usage category, although waterless urinals seem to be the preferred standard now. They are still made by Kohler, American Standard, and others, but are usually not stocked and are special order due to low demand. There are two reasons why they are rarely used today:

1. Although they may meet the federal ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) requirements, they do not meet the handicap access requirements of many states and cities. For example, in California the "basin" of the urinal must protrude a certain minimum distance from the wall, at a certain height, with empty space under it. This requirement can only be met by a wall-hung urinal. (Sadly, the beloved piss trough at my favorite bar was also deemed non-compliant, and had to be replaced to get approval for a renovation.)

2. In ground-floor use in buildings with slab construction (i.e. no basement below), complex plumbing has to be buried in the earth far below the slab, because the drains of these are below the floor level. By contrast, the drain piping for wall-hung urinals is above the floor, behind the wall, making installation, and more importantly repairs, much easier and cheaper. This is also an advantage in the construction and tenant fit-up of multi-story, multi-tenant commercial buildings. (Note that some commercial toilets flush out the back, not down through the base, for exactly the same reason.)

But from a practicality point of view, the old floor urinals are actually much better, and do not have the same issues with piss all over the floor and wall that modern urinals have.

 

[GurliGris]

 

[ImNotHereToPost]

 

[1119457]

I love getting sucked off by the urinal while I watch porn on my phone and talk down to him

 

[masonjames]

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Wow!

 

[masonjames]

 

[masonjames]

 

[masonjames]

 

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[1119457]

It's unusual for the guys here to be so shy! I took a few selfies at the festival urinal when I was alone in there, anyone walking in would probably have just laughed.
Not at the size I hope...
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Hot hanging cock. That head looks heavy

 

[1119457]

The middle one make me so sick, I don't think I can pee....

You love the government huh ?

 

[Hdawg2]

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Some people pay xtra for that lol