LIRR, Please decommission these old trains

I am not sure if LIRR is trying to get these old trains decommissioned or not but they are making a great claims with these bathrooms.

Yesterday morning everything was going fine, until the train arrived and it was an old train. As the doors opened the stench from the bathroom was horrific. It smelt like someone had died in the bathroom and forgot to flush on his way out. Usually I can tolerate the smell, when it's not too bad, but this was just way too strong of a stench to deal. I had to move toward the front of the car away from the bathroom. I didn't feel like switching cars because I hate moving from car to car while the train is moving, it's just freaky.

I beg you Long Island Rail Road PLEASE decommission this nasty old trains, or at least have a cleaning crew clean the bathrooms before your send out the train to pick up hundreds of people at 7:30 in them morning. We pay to much money to have to deal with smelling shit for 50 minutes while we commute into the city.

Knock Knock...

How hard is it for people to knock on the bathroom door? I mean its common sense and common courtesy. If the door's locked perhaps there is someone in there, does anyone ever think of that?
It's one thing to not knock, but when you try to open the door with a key (I am talking public bathroom in my office building) and the door suddenly get pulled back, wouldn't you think oh someone must be in there or would you try two more times to open the door?

This very situation happened to me today. I was in the bathroom, door locked, fan going, lights on (of course) when someone tried to open the door. Luckily I heard them try to get in before so I had my hand ready to slam the door shut. Yes they tried to open the door three times. So after the third time I yelled, "You could try knocking first!"

Yeah that was my excitement for the day. Then it got better when Spencer around a link to this awesome little flash game: http://www.puzzlefarter.com ENJOY!!