Toilet Etiquette

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    My next door neighbours worked as teachers in Singapore for a number of years. They said the place is so clean and law abiding and everyone is highly respectful due mainly to a very oppressive law enforcement policy. There is no graffitti, no demonstrations, no social dissent whatsoever, except that the people of Singapore apparently took to pissing in elevators as a way of 'letting off steam', and it got to be such a huge national problem that there are now sensors in the lift and anyone pissing in one gets very severly punished.

    So maybe its dissent. I might have a little dirty protest next week.

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    • Yeah. How about we just kill people who don't follow the rules? Then everything will be clean. If you don't follow the new rules,Jaline
    • new rules, YOU DIE.Jaline
    • Has anyone ever been for a piss and all you get is a high pitched whistling noise?Spookytim
    • No. Is that a male thing? Or a Spooky thing?Jaline
    • it's spooky, that's for true.7point34
    • I think I have air pressue build up in my bladder. I go off like a runaway train sometimes.Spookytim
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