re: What is the nastiest personal hygiene habit you know someone has?

I managed a bar and we had a "Norm from Cheers" regular who spent every minute away from his job sitting at the same seat at the bar. We could tell if the bartender hadn't wiped down the bar at the end of the night, because the next morning we'd find skin flakes and red hairs from the guy's arms and beard all over his "area".

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Awful to post but I recently dated a girl who wanted me to finish in so she could sleep with it in... Never wanted a wipe up, off or drip out. Couldn't handle it. Out.

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Girl was a freak for you and you didn't even appreciate!

They would have to be monitoring her toilet paper use pretty closely to reach that conclusion

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A troubled teenage girl some one my in-laws had started fostering would shite before taking a shower and not wipe at all. Just shite, then hop in the shower. They couldn't break her of it.

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Not sure what's wrong with this. I do it on the reg. Hell it saves TP.

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What is the nastiest personal hygiene habit you know someone has?

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A guy in the office exits a stall from pumping mud and always heads immediately to the exit without washing his hands.

Years ago I worked a second job as a "houseman" for a rich and very eccentric couple. The woman was earthy Euro-hippyish and the man was smart about some things but lacked all common sense or any kind of ability to do handiwork or simple household repairs.

He paid me to do things like set up furniture, hang pictures and light fixtures, small paint jobs, etc., and even small cleaning jobs.

One day, he asked me to "clean the wood floors" in one of the upstairs bedrooms (house was huge with 5-6 bedrooms). This was a room I had never been in. He told me to go to the store to buy "whatever I needed" to clean the floor, and he said no more.

Well, I soon found out what was up. There was a double-bed sized feather mattress on the floor that was covered in old dried blood that had leaked all the way through to the floor. I didn't know what to make of it, and was worried that I was cleaning up a crime scene, so I went down to ask him about it. He told me that his wife gave birth to all 3 of their children at home. Apparently, his wife had used that room as a birthing room for at least their last child, who was 3 years old.

I asked him how he wanted me to dispose of the mattress, and he told me, no don't throw it out, just to clean it as best I could since his wife wanted to keep it for sentimental reasons.

I had put up with some crazy stuff from those folks, but that was just too much. I told him that I thought the regular cleaning crew should handle that and I was just going to do handi-work around the house. A couple of days later I quit. It was just too weird, even though the money was good and the work was light and easy.

I don't believe you. At least I don't want to believe you.

Got an Environmental Engineer in the office that picks blackheads off his neck and eats them.

A girl I grew up with's mom would floss her teeth and then eat the bits of food off the floss.