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Igel

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7. Yeah, but then you need attendants.

Sat Jul 25, 2015, 09:36 AM

Jul 2015

Eastern European public bathrooms had them.

Otherwise

1. There's never any TP, because it's stolen or rolls of TP are considered "single use size".

2. The facilities are stopped up by the same kinds of people that like to stop up bathrooms in schools and restaurants, or make the water run non-stop.

3. They're good places not just to get laid, but to get way-laid.

4. The facilities are broken.

If you go into the wilderness, you take TP. You take a dump, you take the dump back out with you.

Go downtown and know that you'll need to pee, be sure you can pee--have a pee can. Think of it as a way of recycling your water bottle.

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San Francisco Implements Pee-Repellant Paint Program [View all] RandySF Jul 2015 OP

"discourage people from peeing on many of our hot spots" jberryhill Jul 2015 #1

Reminds me of this Politicalboi Jul 2015 #2

Aww man that clip left me hanging Egnever Jul 2015 #5

"I left my pee in San Francisco " olddots Jul 2015 #3

Won't work for those that drop their pants and squat in a doorway. dixiegrrrrl Jul 2015 #4

Okay, fine. And I agree that people shouldn't be peeing in alleys and whatnot. Warren DeMontague Jul 2015 #6

Yeah, but then you need attendants. Igel Jul 2015 #7

I understand the logistical challenges of public bathrooms in these cities dont occur in a vacuum Warren DeMontague Jul 2015 #8

If indoor malls can do it, outside shopping/entertainment corridors can, too. daredtowork Jul 2015 #9