Service station "Glory-Hole"

[Contract Killer]

I needed to stop at the service station next to the Chepstow Severn Bridge earlier as a rather explosive st couldn't wait til I got home.

However I couldn't help but notice there is what appears to be a "Glory-Hole" into the next cubicle........

What were they thinking?, surely it would be better having this entering into the ladies toilets.....

[bloomen]

Surely there are better places for it? Service stations are for explosive stting and then pressing on. If you want sweet loving you need a nice rural bog where everyone has time for each other.

[Orchid1]

It's a bit small is it not?

[Robbo 27]

Speaking of odd experiences at petrol stations.

There used to be a girl working at a petrol station in Melksham who when it was a bit quiet used to reach for a top shelf magazine and then ask me, and presumably other men,

'Would you like to look through this magazine with me'.

[gregs656]

You’re not going to get much glory through there are you, it’s tiny.

[LosingGrip]

Robbo 27 said:

Speaking of odd experiences at petrol stations.

There used to be a girl working at a petrol station in Melksham who when it was a bit quiet used to reach for a top shelf magazine and then ask me, and presumably other men,

'Would you like to look through this magazine with me'.

And did you?

[bloomen]

Robbo 27 said:

Speaking of odd experiences at petrol stations.

There used to be a girl working at a petrol station in Melksham who when it was a bit quiet used to reach for a top shelf magazine and then ask me, and presumably other men,

'Would you like to look through this magazine with me'.

That sounds kinda nice. I'd like it someone read stories to me after a long day on the road.

[Pericoloso]

I didn't know what a "glory hole" was.

I think I do now.....

[Getragdogleg]

Thanks to this thread I have just had one of those awakening moments you sometimes get as adult.

I used to travel a lot with my dad when I was little, From the age of about 7 or 8 I would go all over the country with him when it was the holidays.

Whenever we stopped at a toilet or service station he would always go and check the cubicle before I was allowed in to do my business, I asked once what he was looking for and he said "make sure there is toilet paper" but as of a minute or so ago I now strongly suspect he was making sure junior me was not peeped at or worse.

[gregs656]

Getragdogleg said:

Thanks to this thread I have just had one of those awakening moments you sometimes get as adult.

I used to travel a lot with my dad when I was little, From the age of about 7 or 8 I would go all over the country with him when it was the holidays.

Whenever we stopped at a toilet or service station he would always go and check the cubicle before I was allowed in to do my business, I asked once what he was looking for and he said "make sure there is toilet paper" but as of a minute or so ago I now strongly suspect he was making sure junior me was not peeped at or worse.

Maybe he was making sure he got him self in the right cubicle

[Long Drax]

Robbo 27 said:

Speaking of odd experiences at petrol stations.

There used to be a girl working at a petrol station in Melksham who when it was a bit quiet used to reach for a top shelf magazine and then ask me, and presumably other men,

'Would you like to look through this magazine with me'.

There was a poor woman, about 30yo, who worked in our local petrol station kiosk in the 1970s. She'd gone through a car windscreen head-first when she was 14yo. I always remembered to put my seat belt on before I drove off that forecourt.

[BoRED S2upid]

More peep hole than glory hole?

[CoolHands]

BoRED S2upid said:

More peep hole than glory hole?

Aye aye - spot the expert!

[2gins]

Getragdogleg said:

Thanks to this thread I have just had one of those awakening moments you sometimes get as adult.

I used to travel a lot with my dad when I was little, From the age of about 7 or 8 I would go all over the country with him when it was the holidays.

Whenever we stopped at a toilet or service station he would always go and check the cubicle before I was allowed in to do my business, I asked once what he was looking for and he said "make sure there is toilet paper" but as of a minute or so ago I now strongly suspect he was making sure junior me was not peeped at or worse.

Reasonably clean
Proper lock
Bog roll

Crack on

[jdw100]

Contract Killer said:

I needed to stop at the service station next to the Chepstow Severn Bridge earlier as a rather explosive st couldn't wait til I got home.

However I couldn't help but notice there is what appears to be a "Glory-Hole" into the next cubicle........

What were they thinking?, surely it would be better having this entering into the ladies toilets.....

Why were you trying to take photos through it?

You probably need to get lower down to get a better angle...

[anonymous-user]

I never even considered it until I started working on the motorways and frequenting the services far too often and took 'an interest' especially at Lymm services/Aka truckers paradise on the M6 in Cheshire.

Had to do a full bog and cubicle inspection before ever using it, cubicles nowadays seem to have gone from standard size melamine to floor to ceiling steel lined cells due to pervy barstewards and also in other locations now like supermarket bogs.

Anyway I learnt one valuable lesson in life which I carry to this day ALWAYS check for bogroll before anything

[dvs_dave]

That’s not a glory hole....this is a glory hole

[littleredrooster]

speedyguy said:

Anyway I learnt one valuable lesson in life which I carry to this day ALWAYS check for bogroll before anything

Aye. I've had to sacrifice a pair of socks when I forgot this basic pre-flight check.

[wolfracesonic]

gregs656 said:

You’re not going to get much glory through there are you, it’s tiny.

I was wondering why they've made it so big

[NoVetec]

bloomen said:

Robbo 27 said:

Speaking of odd experiences at petrol stations.

There used to be a girl working at a petrol station in Melksham who when it was a bit quiet used to reach for a top shelf magazine and then ask me, and presumably other men,

'Would you like to look through this magazine with me'.

That sounds kinda nice. I'd like it someone read stories to me after a long day on the road.

You could do it through a story hole for anonymity.