Workplace Restroom Incident

Is there anything wrong with using your own stream to clean the skidmarks off the bowl to not be falsely accused by the next user?

Depends on the severity of the marks, duration of marks (depending if they are above of below the water line) and if you have enough in the tank to get rid of them.

What about spray? It's amazing what the human body is capable of as this is one of amazing things about the human digestion system How is one able to muster up so much internal force (pressure) as that of a spray painter? I always wonder when I see something like that in a bowl (or around the bowl) and say to myself, "How is that humanly possible?"
 
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Is there anything wrong with using your own stream to clean the skidmarks off the bowl to not be falsely accused by the next user?
Nothing wrong with that, your just living your best life.
 
I recently headed to my employee lounge to warm up my lunch. While letting it warm up in the microwave, I thought I would run over to the one hole, uni-sex restroom to take a quick leak. I opened the door to seeing one of my new, extremely rotund, female co-workers, let's say "cleaning up". After giving what I am sure was a look as though I just seen the devil himself, I said "I am so sorry!" and shut the door. Needless to say, I may be skipping my lunch today and am reaching to CF for counseling.

1) Why in the hell does crap like this always happen to me?
2) Why was I the one saying sorry? Should she have said sorry?
3) Is there any reason I should say anything about the incident or simply let it burn?
That's why you always knock before entering such spaces. I've learned that the hard way too.
 
Is there anything wrong with using your own stream to clean the skidmarks off the bowl to not be falsely accused by the next user?
Obviously working from home or wouldn't care. Yes, in that case mandatory. I hope you had several beers at lunch so you have the fire hose power!