China is a never-ending source of absurd toilet stories. Anyone remember the ridiculous three-fly rule?
The latest attention-grabbing story to hit the news involves a new law in Shenzhen that will fine toilet-users up to 100 RMB for breaking rules related to the “Shenzhen Public Toilet Management Methods” that comes into effect on September 1.
The new law will make it illegal to create graffiti in the toilets, smoke, spit and get your urine outside the designated urinal/hole. Netizens have taken to social media to comment on the ridiculousness of the rule, with many asking how such a rule can realistically be enforced. Many netizens have pointed out that since spitting is already illegal in most public places, where if not in a toilet, can people in Shenzhen release their loogie?
As for not urinating outside the hole, Shenzhen seems to be set on making a mint from this new rule.
Source: sina.com.cn
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Noticed alot chn guys like to stand faraway from the urinal n pee ending up lots of their pee ended on the floor infront of the urinal..as though their prick is damn bloody long that it touches the front of the urinal.. just dont understand why they do that..its a bloody bad habit..coz it ended the other users stepping on their pee..sick...
Aug 21, 2013 13:57 Report Abuse
Spitting is already illegal in public> Well, I would never have known. Certainly doesn't look illegal to me.
Aug 19, 2013 22:35 Report Abuse
Since the ridiculousness of some Chinese laws has no limits, probably they'll come up with the brilliant idea of implementing video cameras within public toilets....HAHA
Aug 19, 2013 16:48 Report Abuse
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