A Bad Day Indeed

There is a fine line between a civilised person and the one who is not. Although there are discrepencies between what's barbaric and what's not, there are a few things that are just - utterly disgusting. No matter how you preceive it.

Yesterday, we found pieces of fecal matter inside the bathroom cubicle. Yes... you have read this correctly. We found poop inside the cubicle. Human poop for that matter. Isn't that just lovely?

Then it was removed eariler in the morning today. However, later in the evening, pieces of you-know-what is found in the bathroom cubicle again, albeit now it's in another cubicle.

Speechless.

For your information, there is a marvellous invention called toilet bowl. I have strong reasons to believe that no human being have phobia for the sound of water flushing. Or fear of passing motion on a toilet bowl for that matter. Therefore, can you please don't leave your discharge lying around on the floor?

The only conclusion I can draw is this person must have crossed into the realm of insanity. In other words, he (or perhaps she) is intellectually-challenged in understanding that humans do not facilitate their bowel movement inside a bathroom cubicle.

Isn't it common sense that we do not SHIT on the floor?

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It is always nice to have good etiquette when talking to strangers on the phone. This is only true in situations where the stranger does not call you more than once. Or even twice for that matter. However, if one repeats that at the third time, this will really test how well you can control your temper.

If you found out that you have been dialing the wrong number, please don't have the urge to call again. It's extremely annoying to answer the same stupid question. If you do that three times in a row, don't blame the person on the other line for shouting expletives at you. Or hang up rudely on you for that matter.

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Imagine this scenario.

You direct a question at your coursemate and he shirks you off. You asked for assistance but he just shows you the disgruntled look. You clarify your doubts with him but he just finds you utterly annoying. You approached him for help but he just ignores you.

Now another friend of his comes along and does exactly all of the same thing as above.

He does not shirk off his friend when his friend directs a question at him. He offers assistance readily and never show the disgruntled look. He willingly clarify any doubts raised by his friend. He has a great sense of satisfaction for helping his friend.

Speechless.

Ironic. Totally ironic.

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A very bad day indeed I would say (=