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San Francisco starts using 'pee-proof' paint to stop public urination
Wonder if it was first used here...
Wonder if it was first used here...
Ransom said:This raises two important questions:
1. Is "pee-proof" just a marketing term for "yellow"?
2. Has anyone told Steven Anderson yet?
Smellin Coffee said:
Smellin Coffee said:On the serious side of this issue though is this question:
Are they putting as much effort into limiting homelessness which in turn limits public urination as they put in making 'pee-proof' paint?
subllibrm said:Smellin Coffee said:On the serious side of this issue though is this question:
Are they putting as much effort into limiting homelessness which in turn limits public urination as they put in making 'pee-proof' paint?
Do yo have any suggestions?
Smellin Coffee said:subllibrm said:Smellin Coffee said:On the serious side of this issue though is this question:
Are they putting as much effort into limiting homelessness which in turn limits public urination as they put in making 'pee-proof' paint?
Do yo have any suggestions?
None that would include a tax decrease.![]()
subllibrm said:Smellin Coffee said:subllibrm said:Smellin Coffee said:On the serious side of this issue though is this question:
Are they putting as much effort into limiting homelessness which in turn limits public urination as they put in making 'pee-proof' paint?
Do yo have any suggestions?
None that would include a tax decrease.![]()
We could just buy them all a house. Problem solved.