People who live in Bristol were named and shamed as the most unhygienic in Britain. Those living in the south west city go the longest without washing their hands - with some failing to turn on the tap for nearly 38 HOURS straight. That's the equivalent of dodging the tap for nearly THREE whole days they're awake. Bristolians also spend the least amount of time scrubbing their hands clean - just nine seconds before wiping them on their trousers legs. And they're less likely to wash they're digits after going to the toilet, when they're in a hurry or because they simply don't look grubby. Second in the 'Dirty Mitts' league was Edinburgh - where people avoid washing their hands for 37 hours and 12 minutes, followed by Norwich citizens with 33 and a half hours, in third. http://http://www.onepoll.com/press-archive/unhygienic-city-bristol
Love the fact you have to make a sum to show people what the equivalent of 38 hours is P.S. Dirty tractor riding bastards.
Having worked in England a lot over the years I formed the opinion a long time ago that's ye's do leave a bit to be desired in the personal hygiene department.
Whoever wrote the article needs ****ing shooting, along with all the dirty ****s in Bristol, including you
He's refusing to wear them hence the reason he needs to zoom the screen resolution 200% to be able to read anything.
I'm short sighted but good try ST! Nah, I've been wearing them. I wore them out for the first time yesterday.
I can't say I'm surprised that these far flung corners of the United Kingdom provide us with the most dirty, 'orrible ****s. Morning all
But you have to feel sorry for the people of Norwich - it takes them longer to wash their hands than the rest of us. <sixfingers>
I don't think that's correct. Surely if they have an extra digit, it enhances their washing capabilities for the extra width of their hand? <basicphysics>
