United Nations Postal Administration Will Issue Three World Toilet Day Stamps Nov. 19.

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https://www.linns.com/news/world-st...d-sanitation

What will they think of next?

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World urinal day?


Peter

Too bad they're U.N. and not U.S., because I would definitely use that 58 cent stamp for postage on certain types of mail.

How long until some postal authority issues a stamp featuring the poop emoji?

Some ideas:

Occupy bathroom day.
Be sure to flush day.
Men's CLOSE THAT LID day.
Year of the plentiful toilet paper.
Scottish inventor Alexander Cumming (granted the first patent for a flush toilet in 1775)
Thomas Crapper and Co. (Sanitary Engineers) 19th Century

Well, you did ask...



John

rogdcam:

As an antidote to the prepubescent among you -

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00953-9

It just begs for jokes. Consider the humble toilet, always ready, an oasis for comfort, and yet, never getting it's due. Never getting the honors it deserves. Maybe a medal.

Seriously though, I was just reading Linn's, and I see this info about the World Toilet Day UN stamps. I had never heard of World Toilet Day. Now I have. It's funny, until you find yourself without one, and then maybe not so much.

This is one of the nice things about collecting in general even if it sounds cliché: You learn about things that you may ordinarily never would. Not only about the mechanics of collecting, but the opportunity to think "World Toilet Day, what's that?"

I found out it's actually a real global public health issue: https://www.worldtoiletday.info/

Still, it seems like whenever we see a toilet, it is an endless source of mirth! Such is the way in the land of men.

I tried to "potty train" many adults in certain parts of the World to no avail. Old habits die hard.