University warns over 'inappropriate' lavatory habits - blaming foreign students for defecating ...

(UK) Daily Mail ^ | June 12, 2017 | Luke Barnes

[Zakeet]

Complete Headline: University warns over 'inappropriate' lavatory habits - blaming foreign students for defecating in the showers and dustbins

• The memo was emailed to 400 students and 250 staff at Strathclyde University [in Scotland]
  
• It reminded them that 'all bodily fluids' needed to be 'disposed down the toilet'
  
• The memo singled out the 'different practices' of foreign students
  
• But a university spokeswoman later hurridly apologised for the email

Students at one of Scotland's top universities have been told off for pooing in showers and bins.

Bosses at Strathclyde University were forced to send a memo to the 400 students and 250 staff asking them to stop with their 'inappropriate' toilet habits.

The memo, posted on Thursday, was sent by the operations management team of the University's Technology and Innovation Centre.

It read: 'Given the incidence of people pooing in bins, showers and the likes, can I please remind all TIC occupants that the toilets have been provided for that specific purpose.

'All bodily fluids, solids and toilet paper must be disposed of down the toilet.

'While I appreciate that the TIC population is multi-cultural and different countries have different practices, here in the UK the accepted practice is to use only the WC.'

[Snip]

They added: 'The building houses some of the most intelligent brains int he world - yet they don't appear to know how to use the toilet.

[Chode]

saw a picture one time of some ROKs in Nam with a string of VC prisoners, a VERY loose rope looped around their necks walking in file

thing was, they took a couple pieces of wood and wrapped a wire around one then poked it through their left hand, through both cheeks then through their right hand and wrapped it around the second piece of wood

i guess the rope was simply to keep them in line...

[BBell]

The ROK Marines in Vietnam did not play. They knew how to handle a war against commies and were not afraid. They had first hand knowledge and were not scared to use it, unlike our "Leaders" at the time. Rules of engagement is not in their vocabulary.

As a Marine I trained with the ROK Marines. They were some non stop training Marines and I will tell you in a lot of ways ways they put us to shame. But that was a while back. The 80's.