Tuesday, 28 August 2012

28th Aug 2012 Toilet Humour

Aug 28AMany cultures regard toilet humour as taboo. I think laughing at toilet humour is an act of rebellion to such repressed thinking. Surprisingly, I learned that Japanese toilet humour is quite popular.

Toilet Security ~
Today you can go to a gas station and find the cash register open and the toilets locked. They must think toilet paper is worth more than money.

Gentlemen?? Japanese Gentlemen - Toilet humour Could it really be just an innocent mistake?
I didn't know that.ToilettesSeagulls can read!
 
Quotes from Newspapers ~

** Visitors to Longforth Road public toilets might be interested to know they are now being powered by wind. (Wellington Weekly News)
** June 10-16: Open Bowels Tournament Teignmouth. (Events Leaflet for South Devon)
** If Tesco, BHS, ASDA and others can supervise toilets effectively, it's time our council got to the bottom of the matter. (Wrexham Leader)
** In Italy, a campaign for "Schweppes Tonic Water" translated the name into the much less thirst quenching "Schweppes Toilet Water."


The Priest runs out of petrol ~

After a Sunday service, the priest ran out of petrol on his way home. Fortunately, the village garage was only about half a mile away. Amazingly, the garage did not have any petrol containers. The priest pleaded that the garage owner must have a container that would hold half a gallon of petrol. After much searching the proprietor came up with a chamber pot. Although it was not strictly legal, they filled the chamber pot with petrol and the priest set off happily back to his car.

Just as the priest was decanting the petrol from the chamber pot into his tank a lorry driver stopped, wound down his window and said: 

'Father, I have heard of the miracle of changing water into wine, but I think you're pushing your luck with that chamber pot'.
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28th Aug 2012 Come Boy, Let's Go For Walkie!

Aug 28
A caretaker of lions is taking one her charges, a year and half old lion for a walk, in the streets of Dushambe, capital of Tayikistan , without a chain or any kind of leash, just an armful of a huge piece of raw meat as discipline bait. She does this often, whenever she needs to take them for exercise or transfer them from one place to another.
Lion Walkie
"Heel! Good Boy!"
The scene maybe rather funny, but very dangerous I would have thought, in view of their in-born wild nature and instinct in case of any unexpected 'misunderstanding' or any sudden turbulence of whatever nature. She might feel confident, but the safety of others in the street should be taken into consideration., don't you think?
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