Pee-Proof Paint?

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San Francisco starts using 'pee-proof' paint to stop public urination

Wonder if it was first used here...

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This raises two important questions:

1. Is "pee-proof" just a marketing term for "yellow"?

2. Has anyone told Steven Anderson yet?
 
Ransom said:
This raises two important questions:

1. Is "pee-proof" just a marketing term for "yellow"?

2. Has anyone told Steven Anderson yet?

Certainly Living Word Baptist will paint all its walls...all those guys standing up to pisseth!
 
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?
 
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?
 
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. :)
 
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.
 
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.

Not always. For the able-bodied, employment. For the mentally ill, medical care. For the child, housing and education. For the abused, shelter.

A simple structure is not always the answer.

But it is easier and probably cheaper to provide pee-proof paint than it would be to provide public bathroom facilities and showers to be used by those who have nowhere else to go.
 
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