Somebody is taking the pee

jaysay · 05-01-2010, 11:37

BBC News - Wheelie bin doubles as public toilet
Some one is taking he pee with this one, but there again they may just come in handy

garinda · 05-01-2010, 11:47

I saw it on the B.B.C. this morning.

In the film it showed people did use it, and it's preferable to people peeing in doorways etc.

Westminster already puts portable p-issoirs in the streets at weekends, for men who can't hold their drink, but as yet there isn't anything for the many lager lout girls to use.

They usually wait until they're in the warmth of a tube train!

cashman · 05-01-2010, 13:59

what a plank.

ya can still use it as wheely bin says he. all the joints/pipework will snap when refuse wagon tips it says i. i repeat what a plank.

mattylad · 05-01-2010, 19:55

Disgusting....

This is not good enough to be a public urinal.

For starters, it relies on a certain height person using it, what if your short?

And that hole is way too small

I bet some P-head kicks it over too.

garinda · 05-01-2010, 20:07

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Originally Posted by cashman

what a plank.

ya can still use it as wheely bin says he. all the joints/pipework will snap when refuse wagon tips it says i. i repeat what a plank.

The wee-wee doesn't go in the bin, it goes in a seperate drawer in the bottom filled with grass, that is then turned into fertiliser.

Since most councils have closed public loos, I think it's a good idea having portable p-issoirs in place for drunken revellers.

I don't see any benefit having a wheelie bin that doubles as a toilet.

It won't help all the bladdered women, or anyone wanting the loo, but not to pee in.

cashman · 06-01-2010, 00:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda

The wee-wee doesn't go in the bin, it goes in a seperate drawer in the bottom filled with grass, that is then turned into fertiliser.

Since most councils have closed public loos, I think it's a good idea having portable p-issoirs in place for drunken revellers.

I don't see any benefit having a wheelie bin that doubles as a toilet.

It won't help all the bladdered women, or anyone wanting the loo, but not to pee in.

i know the slash don't go in the bin, but if ya look at it the pipework is n therefore will break when the refuse wagon tips n bangs it.

garinda · 06-01-2010, 00:54

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Originally Posted by cashman

i know the slash don't go in the bin, but if ya look at it the pipework is n therefore will break when the refuse wagon tips n bangs it.

I agree it's a daft idea.

A bin's a good idea.

A portable urinal is a good idea.

Combining the two is daft, and has no discernible benefits.

garinda · 06-01-2010, 01:01

I think there's more of a need to design a loo for all those tanked up lady squatters.

With a bit of concentration a bloke can pee through a letter box, off a bridge, over a wall, in a flower tower, or even through railings.

From a health and safety point of view I think it isn't men that are the biggest problem.

cashman · 06-01-2010, 01:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda

I agree it's a daft idea.

A bin's a good idea.

A portable urinal is a good idea.

Combining the two is daft, and has no discernible benefits.

Good so we agree, the guys a Plank.

Mancie · 06-01-2010, 09:49

I don't think it would have been much use to this bloke:

Retlaw · 07-01-2010, 12:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay

BBC News - Wheelie bin doubles as public toilet
Some one is taking he pee with this one, but there again they may just come in handy

Any one remember the triangular steel plates that were bolted to the wall on corners near pubs.
It was to make sure you got your own back.
There used to be one in Abbey St next to the Black Horse.

Retlaw.

US Angel · 07-01-2010, 13:36

Disgusting

katex · 07-01-2010, 13:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Retlaw

Any one remember the triangular steel plates that were bolted to the wall on corners near pubs.
It was to make sure you got your own back.
There used to be one in Abbey St next to the Black Horse.

Retlaw.

The only one that is left Retlaw (I believe) is the one at the Fort's Arms in Clayton.