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OMG, LT ,I feel sick:fist:

Apparently it's cleaner (although not keeping the bottle in the kitchen, obviously) however, I can't imagine what skills are needed to do it effectively without getting water all over one's ballsack and underwear.

Genuinely baffles me.

As usual this has turned into a "which is better" debate, the bottom :hee: line here is if Joe Smith from a long line of good British stock or Mr Patel from a not so long line of good British stock keeps a bottle with human excrement on it in a kitchen where he is cooking for the general public, it makes no difference what the culture is, they are both equally disgusting, breaching the law and putting the public at unnecessary risk.

Tbf I know that it's a cultural thing, but if you're opening up a Restaurant in a western country then follow the proper procedures of Health & Safety that the western countries have, it's not hard.

Disgusting.

This wouldn't have made the news if the man wasn't Asian though, lbr.

Tbh we're quite busy stopping black people on the streets at the minute for being "troublesome."

I've lived in both the middle east and a none tourist part of Italy. Italy wasn't so bad because you can at least buy toilet paper and baby wipes but the middle east just didn't sell that stuff.

Its a no hands event but a forceful jet of water that makes you feel like you're giving yourself an enema :hehe: and you have your own soft clean cloth to dry yourself.

i think it would get greater coverage tbh

Fair point, and they wouldn't have "culture" to hide behind

Your post illustrates the point perfectly, when in Rome...

..... Make sure you take plenty of loo rolls. :laugh:

I remember dining at the Mathematicians Restaurant in Soho, the Chef there worked it out with a pencil



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Your point?

That he was easily lead

At least he wasn't rubbed up the wrong way.:dance:

That's disgusting, puts me right off take away

to be honest the details i got were pretty sketchy




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Very good LT.:joker:

It is called Takeaway though tbf Amy Jade, it could mean taking away anything.:joker:

:joker::joker::joker: Was his name Al Gebra?

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:joker::joker::joker: I suppose then, you had to draw your own conclusions. :hee:

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