yet we are still getting this.. >:( >:( >:(

ttps://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/woman-caught-urinating-on-floor-in-queensland-foodworks-store/news-story/950da65f275d0e418ecc3d011c55a1fb


Footage has shown a customer in a Queensland supermarket dropping her pants and weeing all over the floor in the middle of the shop.

It seems the woman just couldn’t hold it any longer while shopping at Foodworks in Collinsville and decided to relieve herself in the store.

The urinating customer was called out on social media for her inconsiderate choice of toilet.

“If you need a toilet just ask,” the post read.

“Don’t pee on the floor of Foodworks please.”


The woman was caught staring into the security camera while she emptied her bladder.
Police are reportedly investigating the incident after the store owners reported her behaviour.

And to add insult to injury, the woman was also allegedly caught on camera stealing items from the supermarket.

Social media users were quick to condemn the woman for her actions.

“You just wonder at what point did she think that is OK,” one person wrote.

“I can’t believe this! What an absolute grub,” another said.

One commented: “Disgusting. How hard is it to go to a public toilet?”



:D :D :D :D

maybe thats how they go in their own homes.. >:(

cods wrote on Jan 10^th, 2019 at 5:26pm:

yet we are still getting this.. >:( >:( >:( ttps://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/woman-caught-urinating-on-floor-in-queensland-foodworks-store/news-story/950da65f275d0e418ecc3d011c55a1fb Footage has shown a customer in a Queensland supermarket dropping her pants and weeing all over the floor in the middle of the shop. It seems the woman just couldn’t hold it any longer while shopping at Foodworks in Collinsville and decided to relieve herself in the store. The urinating customer was called out on social media for her inconsiderate choice of toilet. “If you need a toilet just ask,” the post read. “Don’t pee on the floor of Foodworks please.” The woman was caught staring into the security camera while she emptied her bladder. Police are reportedly investigating the incident after the store owners reported her behaviour. And to add insult to injury, the woman was also allegedly caught on camera stealing items from the supermarket. Social media users were quick to condemn the woman for her actions. “You just wonder at what point did she think that is OK,” one person wrote. “I can’t believe this! What an absolute grub,” another said. One commented: “Disgusting. How hard is it to go to a public toilet?” :D :D :D :D maybe thats how they go in their own homes.. >:(

Yeah, ask to use their toilet and see how you go.

They'll tell you to piss off.

There are lots of small shopping centres, petrol stations that dont have toilets.

Public amenities are few and far between and most often in a disgusting state.

Using the floor is a reasonable choice at times

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTIUK9DeV8o

cods wrote on Jan 10^th, 2019 at 5:26pm:

99% of shops now have camera surveillance

This had the potential to be an interesting thread
Instead it is just more cods telecrap click bait rubbish


The fact is that our movements are pretty much monitored everywhere we go.
From cc cameras in shops, public transport and roads to etags, electronic payments, loyalty cards and mobile phones.

When I was young I used to read science fiction novels about a dystopian future where we are constantly monitored by surveillance technology. The future is here, but we all seem to accept it because of our paranoia about crime (even though crime hasn't actually increased)

So now every embarrassing thing that happens to us can be taken out of context and published to the world on social media.
Welcome to the 21st century   

The_Barnacle wrote on Jan 11^th, 2019 at 11:12am:

cods wrote on Jan 10th, 2019 at 5:26pm: 99% of shops now have camera surveillance This had the potential to be an interesting thread Instead it is just more cods telecrap click bait rubbish The fact is that our movements are pretty much monitored everywhere we go. From cc cameras in shops, public transport and roads to etags, electronic payments, loyalty cards and mobile phones. When I was young I used to read science fiction novels about a dystopian future where we are constantly monitored by surveillance technology. The future is here, but we all seem to accept it because of our paranoia about crime (even though crime hasn't actually increased) So now every embarrassing thing that happens to us can be taken out of context and published to the world on social media. Welcome to the 21st century

There was a Ben Elton book about social media. Very scary.

Spot

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jan 11^th, 2019 at 11:37am:

The_Barnacle wrote on Jan 11th, 2019 at 11:12am: cods wrote on Jan 10th, 2019 at 5:26pm: 99% of shops now have camera surveillance This had the potential to be an interesting thread Instead it is just more cods telecrap click bait rubbish The fact is that our movements are pretty much monitored everywhere we go. From cc cameras in shops, public transport and roads to etags, electronic payments, loyalty cards and mobile phones. When I was young I used to read science fiction novels about a dystopian future where we are constantly monitored by surveillance technology. The future is here, but we all seem to accept it because of our paranoia about crime (even though crime hasn't actually increased) So now every embarrassing thing that happens to us can be taken out of context and published to the world on social media. Welcome to the 21st century    There was a Ben Elton book about social media. Very scary. Spot

Because a shop camera is social media when your brain is blown away....

Frank wrote on Jan 11^th, 2019 at 7:13pm:

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jan 11th, 2019 at 11:37am: The_Barnacle wrote on Jan 11th, 2019 at 11:12am: cods wrote on Jan 10th, 2019 at 5:26pm: 99% of shops now have camera surveillance This had the potential to be an interesting thread Instead it is just more cods telecrap click bait rubbish The fact is that our movements are pretty much monitored everywhere we go. From cc cameras in shops, public transport and roads to etags, electronic payments, loyalty cards and mobile phones. When I was young I used to read science fiction novels about a dystopian future where we are constantly monitored by surveillance technology. The future is here, but we all seem to accept it because of our paranoia about crime (even though crime hasn't actually increased) So now every embarrassing thing that happens to us can be taken out of context and published to the world on social media. Welcome to the 21st century    There was a Ben Elton book about social media. Very scary. Spot Because a shop camera is social media when your brain is blown away....

You would know

Spot

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jan 11^th, 2019 at 7:15pm:

Frank wrote on Jan 11th, 2019 at 7:13pm: Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jan 11th, 2019 at 11:37am: The_Barnacle wrote on Jan 11th, 2019 at 11:12am: cods wrote on Jan 10th, 2019 at 5:26pm: 99% of shops now have camera surveillance This had the potential to be an interesting thread Instead it is just more cods telecrap click bait rubbish The fact is that our movements are pretty much monitored everywhere we go. From cc cameras in shops, public transport and roads to etags, electronic payments, loyalty cards and mobile phones. When I was young I used to read science fiction novels about a dystopian future where we are constantly monitored by surveillance technology. The future is here, but we all seem to accept it because of our paranoia about crime (even though crime hasn't actually increased) So now every embarrassing thing that happens to us can be taken out of context and published to the world on social media. Welcome to the 21st century    There was a Ben Elton book about social media. Very scary. Spot Because a shop camera is social media when your brain is blown away.... You would know Spot

Ok, tell us- what's  it like missing half your head, Spotty?
Spotty