April 15, 2010 Posted by Iris Classon at 4:02 pm Uncategorized Tagged with: toilet philosophy No Responses »
After so many intensive weeks my brain has shut down – well parts of it anyway, so today I don’t have anything particularly smart to say. Instead I thought I would discuss something called toilet philosophy. Even at my school, in the medical department, the students can’t refrain from testing their graffiti skills and poetry […]
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