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One particular year, a well-known DJ – who I unfortunately can’t name – got caught having sex underneath the stage of the grand ballroom.
Illicit drug contamination from public urination happens at every music festival, Dan Aberg, of Bangor University’s School of Natural Sciences, told The Guardian. Trying to pee standing up “just didn’t work for me”, she says. “It’s OK for men, because they’re used to it, but as a woman it’s just not built into your mind.” So the car was stopped and the girl, a pretty blond 20-something, jumped out, went to the side of the road, pulled down her panties and did her thing. This prompted another friend of hers to pull down hers and do the same thing - all in front of the males in the car.On the last night, we met a group of girls from Newcastle, all of whom were single and in our drunken haze, looked pretty fit. These are the least preferable of all the outdoor facilities. You don’t often find these inside festivals anymore, but there may be a few dotted around the car parks or queuing areas. The researchers also monitored the nearby Redlake River, but found no significant changes in levels of illegal drugs around the time of the festival – suggesting the increase was directly linked to Glastonbury Festival.
A more rational fear around public bathrooms is ventilation. According to research published in the journal Physics of Fluid, droplets containing coronavirus could potentially linger up to a metre in the air after a toilet is flushed, to be inhaled by the next user. Hence, the importance of ventilation and wearing a face mask. A lot of the time the liquid splashed on and around the toilet seat isn’t always caused by blokes with poor aim. This is ladies hovering. If it’s already soaking wet when you go in – fair enough. If you happen across a reasonably clean cubicle – do your best to keep it clean whilst you’re using it. 5. Toilet Seat Covers Environmentally damaging” levels of the drug MDMA, known by the street name molly, were discovered in a river that runs through the grounds of the popular Glastonbury Music Festival in England in 2019, according to the study. News about our Dezeen Awards programme, including entry deadlines and announcements. Plus occasional updates. Dezeen Events GuideIt has been something of a stand-to-pee revolution, says Sam Fountain, who invented the Shewee in the late 1990s when she was a product design student. “Men don’t have a problem with using public toilets, but women do: having to get their bottoms out and touching everything, the massive queues. I was looking at a tampon applicator one day and thought: ‘Wouldn’t it be great if you could just wee down that?’” Fountain turned the rudimentary idea into a funnel that could sit under the vulva with a tube pointing the urine away from the body.
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