1 - Thou shalt endeavour not to espy the member of another user of the chamber
during micturary relief.
2 - If embarrassment should overtake thee while arriving at the urinal next
to another fellow, then it is permissible to adopt the “visage of an unexpected
poo” and retire to the privacy of an empty trap.
3 - While enjoying thy easement at the urinal, look not ye down too oft.
There should be nary a glance askance lest thee be deemed a queer fellow indeed.
4 - Shouldst thou find to thy chagrin and gross misfortitude that there are
floaters and / or significant splatterage arranged upon the porcelain bowl,
so as to engender feelings that come ill well to a person of significance and
consideration, then it is permissible to vacate forthwith and with utmost haste.
This well understood and acceptable course of action has become a tradition
ere these long years. There is no expectation upon a fellow to cause the stool
of another to leave the chamber.
5 - It is most unseemly of a fellow to clamour loudly with discomfort or
relief at the passage of significant obstructions or to proclaim to all the
joy engendered by the approach (however welcome) of the ease afforded to him
by the correct function of this chamber. Such unfettered exclamations could
lead to fear of function by those unaccustomed to such roguish behaviour.
6 - Comestibles are not permitted in the chamber, nor shall there be trading
of livestock or hawking of other goods or services.
7 - Fellows are encouraged to feel at ease of comfort as they would be ere
they were resident in thy own chambers though it is acknowledged by the management
that despite the efforts of the finest carvers of pvc, such comfort as afforded
by thy own seat cannot be replicated elsewhere.
8 - Accidental petomanage during urinary easement should be avoided where
possible. Shouldst this occur despite best efforts to the contrary, it is expected
that all present should disregard the event as of no significance and suppress
the tendency to giggle to a minimum.