Thread: Bush Education

Yeah, it's disgusting to go somewhere remote and find toilet paper blowing around. How hard is it to dig a hole, throw in a match and cover it over?
Don't **** on Australia!

Without wanting to incur the wrath of the womenfolk, a great deal of the paper seen strewn about the countryside if not from No.2s but little ladies having a No1s.

I understand that the mechanics of their waterworks sometimes leaves the area a bit moistened but that is no excuse for leaving the pat it down paper lying in the bush.

As urine is supposedly a sterile liquid, the paper could be placed in a plastic bag and deposited later in a bin or the campfire with little chance of infection, odour or unpleasantness. Unfortunately, in this germaphopic world and the "Oh that's too Iccy" brigade, this type of behaviour would be seen as too unsavoury and they would therefore prefer to leave their autograph in the bush.

I am with the old bloke in the video, it is one of the reasons why some areas are being closed off to 4WDs and their occupants.

last trip along the French Line or any other of the well worn paths, it looked like a Sorbent promo.

Come on ladies, take ya paper with ya.

.............................Incoming