What if one of the students has an open wound? Licking the pot clean wouldn't be necessary to contract something.

It was an extreme, but I think the point remains.

ETA: Drolefille beat me to it. Anyway, post has been edited.

It is important to be responsible about the spread of information regarding HIV/AIDS because there is still stigma attached to this disease.

There is no evidence that HIV can be contracted from cleaning lavatories and most would agree that it cannot be contracted that way.

Senusret's kids will sooooooooooooooooooooo be badasses.

*getting the toilets ready*

The kids should be blindfolded and made to clean the toilets with their toothbrushes after squeezing peeled bananas in the toilet.

Biohazard regulations have changed in the last 10-15 years or so and it's slowly trickling down. Anything besides sweat is considered biohazard now and each state has regulations as to how to clean that up.

I'm just saying, if they're going to make them do it, they better be following the letter of the law as far as biohazardous materials are concerned. Especially because there's always that little asshole in a school that likes to wipe his/her shit on the walls.

Hey assholes, answer my question. Is this a freaking public school? Yes or no?

ps: I'm a little drunk.

Public 6th-12th grade although it was the middle school students who were involved.

Me too, granacha makes me feel gooooood. Who cares bout these devil kids. You want a biohazard? Give me some white castles right now, I'll give you some biohazard in about four hours ;)