[Will.]

Did he wash his hands?

[DemolitionRed]

It really feels like we are on a mission today.

Muslims and Hindus and a lot of Italians don't use toilet paper but either have a water hose next to the toilet or take a bottle of water into the toilet with them.

The fact that they found this water bottle in the kitchen is not on and I agree, this guy needs prosecuting but in general, the water system as opposed to the toilet paper system is both environmentally and hygienically better when its used properly.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

It really feels like we are on a mission today.

Muslims and Hindus and a lot of Italians don't use toilet paper but either have a water hose next to the toilet or take a bottle of water into the toilet with them.

The fact that they found this water bottle in the kitchen is not on and I agree, this guy needs prosecuting but in general, the water system as opposed to the toilet paper system is both environmentally and hygienically better when its used properly.

There you go Jack. Maybe you should read the thread, this is the post that prompted my comment

[Babayaro.]

grim

[Crimson Dynamo]

he could have at least used a nan bread

[Firewire]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

he could have at least used a nan bread

ffs

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

he could have at least used a nan bread

OMG, LT ,I feel sick

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

he could have at least used a nan bread

Sure LT

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by arista

Sure LT

The new sure jan meme?

[AnnieK]

Really don't care why he didn't, but the fact is he should most definitely be prosecuted. He could have made people very sick. Don't think it's particularly news worthy but that's by the by

[Jake.]

can see his custom going down the drain

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Jake.

can see his custom going down the drain

Or down the shitter

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Or down the shitter

who knows, he might be able to wipe the plate slate clean

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Jake.

who knows, he might be able to wipe the slate clean

[user104658]

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.

[Cherie]

As usual this has turned into a "which is better" debate, the bottom 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.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Cherie

As usual this has turned into a "which is better" debate, the bottom 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.

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Cherie

As usual this has turned into a "which is better" debate, the bottom 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.

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Missing the point again. Of course it makes no difference what culture they're from or if there's any religious differences - no one on here including myself is trying to deny that this is disgusting no matter who carried it out (which if you'd read my post you would see). But it does make a difference to newspapers like the Mail who so transparently use stories like this to push their anti-multiculturalism, fear of ~others~ agenda.

It makes no difference what culture they're from yet there's an entire section of the article devoted to how certain religions don't use toilet paper? Yeah, sure

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Missing the point again. Of course it makes no difference what culture they're from or if there's any religious differences - no one on here including myself is trying to deny that this is disgusting no matter who carried it out (which if you'd read my post you would see). But it does make a difference to newspapers like the Mail who so transparently use stories like this to push their anti-multiculturalism, fear of ~others~ agenda.

It makes no difference what culture they're from yet there's an entire section of the article devoted to how certain religions don't use toilet paper? Yeah, sure

I dont really think multiculturalism has worked very well Jack, do you?

cultures like to live and stick together

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Missing the point again. Of course it makes no difference what culture they're from or if there's any religious differences - no one on here including myself is trying to deny that this is disgusting no matter who carried it out (which if you'd read my post you would see). But it does make a difference to newspapers like the Mail who so transparently use stories like this to push their anti-multiculturalism, fear of ~others~ agenda.

It makes no difference what culture they're from yet there's an entire section of the article devoted to how certain religions don't use toilet paper? Yeah, sure

I haven't missed any point again. His solicitor used his culture as part of his defence so if anyone is missing the point you are. What the Mail is doing is neither here nor there.

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

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.

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 and you have your own soft clean cloth to dry yourself.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

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 and you have your own soft clean cloth to dry yourself.

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

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Cherie

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

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

[Mystic Mock]

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.

[Tom4784]

Disgusting.

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