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The bathroom is becoming the Twenty-First-Century phone booth. In a Public Park, two bathrooms where you can drop a deuce in somewhat of a private state. Both doors are locked, In use. I can hear a voice from inside, someone is talking on their cell. I knock loudly, forcefully, on the door. The response: "Busy". I need to go, I know I can't hold out too much longer. So I hit the trail to walk across the railroad tracks, booting-it-up a downtown street... relief is coming, relief is coming, sweet n sour relief.
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Apr 17
Apr 17, 2026 at 9:12 AM UTC
Washroom/Phonebooth
The bathroom is becoming the Twenty-First-Century phone booth. In a Public Park, two bathrooms where you can drop a deuce in somewhat of a private state. Both doors are locked, In use. I can hear a voice from inside, someone is talking on their cell. I knock loudly, forcefully, on the door. The response: "Busy". I need to go, I know I can't hold out too much longer. So I hit the trail to walk across the railroad tracks, booting-it-up a downtown street... relief is coming, relief is coming, sweet n sour relief.
Victoria Park Truro NS
irving-mac-pherson
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M/New Scotland
Apr 17
Apr 17, 2026 at 9:12 AM UTC
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