Post by Patrick on Oct 20, 2009 9:52:29 GMT
The Bad:
In 1992, Professor T Steuart Watson discovered a way to get toilet graffiti artists to clean up their act. A sign was put on toilet walls that read: 'A local licensed doctor has agreed to donate a set amount of money to the local chapter of the United Way for each day this wall remains free of any writing, drawing, or other markings.'
The study lasted 50 days and the treatment was completely effective. Yet many-a-public convenience escaped the professor's study.
This for some reason inspired someone from The Gruaniad to go and photograph a few toilets!
The Beautiful
Thousands of people aimed their cameras at our varied and beautiful countryside in the third annual Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year competition. Here are some of the best entries
Spot theBilly No Mates Dedicated Photographer who was out in the Lakes on Christmas day! ;D
Well, perhaps he/she was just walking off a particularly big meal!
Or perhaps he/she had just had enough of the family that day!
Or it just goes to show how crowded the Lake District is getting that you have to go out on Chrimbo day to get any peace!
In 1992, Professor T Steuart Watson discovered a way to get toilet graffiti artists to clean up their act. A sign was put on toilet walls that read: 'A local licensed doctor has agreed to donate a set amount of money to the local chapter of the United Way for each day this wall remains free of any writing, drawing, or other markings.'
The study lasted 50 days and the treatment was completely effective. Yet many-a-public convenience escaped the professor's study.
This for some reason inspired someone from The Gruaniad to go and photograph a few toilets!
The Beautiful
Thousands of people aimed their cameras at our varied and beautiful countryside in the third annual Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year competition. Here are some of the best entries
Spot the
Well, perhaps he/she was just walking off a particularly big meal!
Or perhaps he/she had just had enough of the family that day!
Or it just goes to show how crowded the Lake District is getting that you have to go out on Chrimbo day to get any peace!
