Sorry for the rather crude headline, but I thought it might grab your attention.
I’m not just talking about homeless people here, it now seems any man can get his todger out and start spraying the London landscape, willy-nilly. Just yesterday I was out with the mutt in our local park and a man was leant up against a tree giving it full flow. Seeing him, the dog had a quick pee in solidarity, but close by were children and unaccompanied members of the clergy.
My wife says men are filthy creatures and we’ve always done it. I disagree, I think a change has occurred and men now think this is acceptable behaviour. Perhaps the council is to blame for not providing enough public loos, but I don’t like it and it stinks.
Whatever the case, you probably want to go and wash your hands after reading this post. At your convenience, it would be interesting to hear your thoughts.
A Little London Life 
Never seen a homeless person pee in public but plenty of drunk men in suits…
However, there’s a need for more free public conveniences.
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Still illegal
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It seems it’s not just men. I was walking Amelia to nursery a few weeks ago and I came across a lady squatting between two cars at 8.50am not 10meters from the lollipop lady! Definitely a filthy creature!
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oh lord, its hard to be humble, when you’re perfect in every way. I can’t wait to look in the mirror, cos I get better looking’ each day……
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Mixed thoughts about this. I confess that many’s the time I’ve done it when I’ve been drinking – against a wall on a night out, in the car park after a sports event, when there’s a queue for public toilets and even over a few garden walls. But I would always turn away from any women or children and never piss where someone would have to clean it up like a doorway. I can’t argue that it’s right but if you gotta go you gotta go. Men are men and it’s so easy just to whip it out.
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