Strange House Designed With Toilet in Kitchen Leaves South Africans Confused With Lots of Questions
- A pic was posted on Twitter of a toilet inside a kitchen and South Africans were left laughing out loud
- Tweeps were further tickled by the caption that suggested which part of the country the strange flat would be located
- While peeps found the pic hilarious, many others were thoroughly disgusted by the thought of a meal being prepared so close to a loo
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A picture trended on Twitter for its unusual contents. It showed a toilet in the same vicinity as a kitchen. The picture was accompanied by a hilarious post that read like an advert for a place to rent. The caption said:
"Accommodation in Mafikeng, 5 minutes walk to Mega City."
Peeps on Twitter couldn't stop cackling at the unusual design. The blatant insinuation that the kitchen-bathroom was situated in Mafikeng caught the attention of most. Tweeps made funny comments in a bid to refute the claim.
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@HChauke joked:
"Mhlengwe yimanyanal have accommodation in Mafikeng and it is five min drive to Mega City… it doesn’t look like that."
@bakiieTheo1 also joked:
" ...This so true. Cause I stay there."
@IAmRimolka jokingly asked:
@SinchuronHun made gest of the post:
"Is that a pothole in the kitchen? Le ka mo ntlung tota. Mafikeng never disappoints."
A confused @Slipnslide016 asked:
"How do you use this facility Mara...?"
@siya_mtsweni tried to use his imagination:
@CastleLarger's logic failed him:
"How does a building inspector approve such?"
Viral snap of offensive bathroom notice causes a stink among Mzansians
In another case of bathroom saga, Briefly News reported that a snap of an odd bathroom request at a company has Saffas frothing at the mouth. Anti-capitalist @JoshuaPotash took to Twitter to upload the pic that restricts toilet users’ use and threatens to defame them should they not adhere to outrageous regulations.
The post received a massive amount of likes and reactions from online users. @JoshuaPotash captioned the pic:
“Nah this is one of the most invasive things I’ve ever seen.”
Saffas could not believe their eyes and hit back with strong retorts with one user saying it is in contravention of labour law practices.
Source: Briefly News