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It’s truly unbelievable

2016-07-26View Original

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In India, what is used to address hygiene issues in toilets? Indian toilets do not have toilet paper, and people are not accustomed to bringing their own; instead, there is a sink placed next to the toilet, within easy reach. After defecating, use the fingers of the left hand to wipe the anus, then rinse the left hand in the water in the sink next to the toilet. In India, toilets in residential areas are generally equipped with flushing facilities. Ordinary people use a cup of water when defecating; according to custom, it is the left hand that is used to clean the buttocks, so one must not use the left hand when buying food at shops. Is it like this?
Reply #22016-07-26
That’s right, I’ve seen reports like this...
Reply #32016-07-27
Have you seen any reports about cannibals?
Reply #42016-07-27
How could this be? It’s kind of disgusting to think about
Reply #52016-07-27
Let me tell you another fact: Indians eat with their hands~
Reply #62016-07-27
So left-handed people in India are beaten to death @Thank goodness for you
Reply #72016-07-28
India can’t even ensure food and shelter for its people – how can it talk about civilization?
Reply #82016-07-28
:funk::funk:

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