[period end of story]

San Fransicko

[Mr. M.J.B.]

Arguing “it’s offensive to manners and morals” isn’t going to go anywhere in the People’s Republic of San Fransicko, land of Sodomania and scat.

[Jack Straw from Wichita]

And you can wave to the nice people riding by on the Muni.

[jobim]

Yup... San Francisco. I lived there for the winter of my 21st year to take in the kulchuh,
reading at City Lights Bookstore, writing, listening to live music at the coffee houses.
Bohemiansville.

And I remember dogs & dogexcrement everywhere! There was a no-leash law, and it was
a paradise for canines. And I remember in front of my apartment on Plymouth Street, an
elderly man snapped, having stepped in dogexcrement one too many times, picked up
piles and threw it at my building, cussing in probably his native Swedish.

Freedom's just another word for nowhere else to poo..."

[norton]

In the 2nd half of the 20th century a quite cosmopolitan Asian city decided to install pissoirs in order to make European visitors more comfortable. They were introduced with much fanfare:
A few days later, it was necessary to run full page ads informing the populace that you were supposed to do your business inside the structure and not on the outer wall.

[kaehurowing]

Isn’t this the city where people crap in the streets?

[R. Scott]

Better the people use the alley.

[Unam Sanctam]

Offensive to manners and morals? In San Francisco? Do they even know what those terms mean there?

[Moltke]

http://www.messynessychic.com/2016/02/22/the-prettiest-pissoirs-of-bygone-paris/