Not quite ten metres away, another man in a
white caftan was squatted over the same poor drain, doing similar business. I thought
I caught him cast a disgusted glance the way of the standing man as if to ask
which lowlife would hang his dispenser out on broad-daylight display.
I was desperate to stop and correct the
squatter’s delusion that he was the better man, but I had to hurry to the
office to go spend a penny.
lol. the pot calling the kettle black. Or in this instance, the pot calling another pot black.
ReplyDeleteExactly. He thought the problem was degree of exposure and not the fact of exposure itself.
DeleteMethinks you had to attend to a "major event".
ReplyDeleteNo, kind Sir, minuscule.
DeleteIf only the Gov't was serious enough to provide the necessary amenities to curb this indiscipline. But alas...not.
ReplyDeleteI will hold pee for 3 hours to get to a loo. I don't quite think, in the ordinary, people have an excuse to pee publicly.
DeleteSo there are loos...didn't know. My bad. But then I can just imagine my fellow citizens ignoring them, just as Gh drivers ignore zebra crossings.
DeleteI dont really think that government has to act before the citizens decide not to pee on the streets they live on.....
ReplyDeleteAgree
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