31-07-2019, 01:11 AM
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Re: Urinating man told to clean up at Worcester railway station
Yes I know some guys don't give a toss about where they relieve themselves but I'm happy to say that I was brought up to have more dignity and self respect than that. Obviously if you are in the middle of the bush or something where there is absolutely no alternative. But when there are toilets available close by you should make the effort to make it. Men who just can't be bothered or are just too drunk to care make me sick.
31-07-2019, 05:49 AM
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Originally Posted by keezoy
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When I was in Paris all the stations and even the streets stunk of urine. And there were automatic self cleaning toilets everywhere. We couldn't believe it. The whole city stunk of p@ss. 
31-07-2019, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Silver Tabby
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Paris is a nasty filthy place!
31-07-2019, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Besoeker
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From the link in post 1:"officers said the man's actions were "unacceptable" - especially since the station's toilets had been open"
The musical tinkling, the cool evening air, an appreciative audience - nothing finer!
31-07-2019, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by keezoy
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Yes I know some guys don't give a toss about where they relieve themselves but I'm happy to say that I was brought up to have more dignity and self respect than that. Obviously if you are in the middle of the bush or something where there is absolutely no alternative. But when there are toilets available close by you should make the effort to make it. Men who just can't be bothered or are just too drunk to care make me sick.
31-07-2019, 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by keezoy
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Yes I know some guys don't give a toss about where they relieve themselves but I'm happy to say that I was brought up to have more dignity and self respect than that. Obviously if you are in the middle of the bush or something where there is absolutely no alternative. But when there are toilets available close by you should make the effort to make it. Men who just can't be bothered or are just too drunk to care make me sick.
31-07-2019, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Omah
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I was, too ....
In all fairness although our neighborhood was grim it was nowhere as awful as some places are now. At least there wasn't human crap in the gutter which in the case in --- certain areas.
31-07-2019, 10:12 AM
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In 1996, l did a 2 year course in Housing Studies at a college near the centre of Birmingham. I went on the train to Birmingham with a work colleague and we would walk to the college and then back to the station. It was a long walk but when you chat, the time goes quickly.One day, one of the other students offered us a lift to the station. She said, she was parked at the back of a block of high rise flats over the road..
We started to walk towards the flats, when a small brown paper bag with something in it fell from the sky. We walked a bit more and another brown bag fell by the side of us.
We couldn’t believe our eyes, the bags contained big fat poos. They were being thrown out of the windows. It was horrible.
We learned after that this is a common occurrence and l think they are referred to as ‘poo parcels’. Some even put them in their fridge!
31-07-2019, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Artangel
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In 1996, l did a 2 year course in Housing Studies at a college near the centre of Birmingham. I went on the train to Birmingham with a work colleague and we would walk to the college and then back to the station. It was a long walk but when you chat, the time goes quickly.One day, one of the other students offered us a lift to the station. She said, she was parked at the back of a block of high rise flats over the road..
We started to walk towards the flats, when a small brown paper bag with something in it fell from the sky. We walked a bit more and another brown bag fell by the side of us.
We couldn’t believe our eyes, the bags contained big fat poos. They were being thrown out of the windows. It was horrible.
We learned after that this is a common occurrence and l think they are referred to as ‘poo parcels’. Some even put them in their fridge!
Were they signed .....
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