truebrit 3 | 196 30 Mar 2008 / #31I see plenty of native British people leave public toilets without washing their hands.Same at my workplace-it used to shock me but basically if people are too lazy and ignorant to care about hygeine it can be hard to change their attitude.
osiol 55 | 3,921 30 Mar 2008 / #32Sometimes, they put the 'Now Wash Your Hands' sign on the door on the way out of the toilets. Should you turn around and wash your hands again (you could be stuck there for ever), or do you go and find somewhere else to wash your hands that doesn't involve touching a doorhandle that's had God knows how many grubby mits all over it?It seems to have been the way for a long time here that nurses are given more and more jobs to do that should either be done by doctors or by cleaning staff - jobs that should either be 'above' or 'beneath' them
ShelleyS 14 | 2,893 3 Apr 2008 / #33gnarled old white birds,you know,rejects from the jeramy kyle show....Most of them are african at my local hospital.
isthatu 3 | 1,164 3 Apr 2008 / #34lol,my local employment agencie just had friggin one of saddam hussains sons(or one of his generels sons,either way they were all bloomin related in that regime) turn up for a job !!!!needless to say he has been arrested :)
