So now they're trying to do something about it. The organisers of Denmark's largest festival, the Roskilde Festival, which attracts 75,000 people, have arranged a seminar addressing how to encourage guests to use toilets.
Titled "Backstage: Piss-Off", the seminar starts on March 3 in Copenhagen’s Meatpacking District. The organisers are confident that the seminar will come up with some good ideas; however, one solution has already been proposed for this year's Roskilde Festival.
“We're preparing female urinals and other alternative solutions for women,” project coordinator Signe Brink said. “We're also looking at ways of encouraging people not to urinate on the fences.”
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"We're also looking at ways of encouraging people not to urinate on the fences."
Electrify the fence. Simples.
You shouldn't have to hold seminars to teach men not to pee on things. If you do, their parents have done a piss-poor job of raising them.
L, don't be sexist. Public urination in such events is not exclusively male activity. That's even quite clearly implied in the article.
Well, I guess they just have to accept it. To me, pissing at fences is just part of the festival spirit. So just let the guys have a wee at fences or in the wilderness.
Are you the fat bald one on the photo?
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