World Toilet Day & International Men's Day fall on same day! Men trolled on Twitter

Bengaluru, Nov 19: No offence guys! It's a coincidence that the world observes World Toilet Day and International Men's Day on the same day on Nov 19 every year. At the time when social media is too advance, that it does not spare anyone from trolling.

As a matter of fact, around 60 per cent of Indians do not have access to safe and private toilets, a new study has claimed. #WorldToiletDay was trending on the micro-blogging site Twitter. Here are some of the best tweets:

When in 'Deep #Shit', create #Art. Celebrating #World #Toilet #Day. 19 November. ;-) https://t.co/VUw0CWWrmg

— Ritam Banerjee (@ritambanerjee) November 19, 2015

Is this a coincidence?, the very same day? #WorldToiletDay #InternationalMensDay

— Muhammad Attia (@MuhammadAAttia) November 19, 2015

#WorldToiletDay because clean and safe sanitation is more important than you think

— Natasha (@lumosmicawber) November 19, 2015

Whoever made World Toilet Day & International Mens Day be on the same day was the ultimate troll 😂😂

— Kwaito Connoisseur (@Dumile_) November 19, 2015

In a peculiar cosmic coincidence, men have their day on the throne. Happy #WorldToiletDay and Happy #InternationalMensDay. All we do is win!

— Josh Ayers (@Josh_C_Ayers) November 19, 2015

Timehop told me that 2 years ago was World Men's Day, today it is apparently World Toilet Day, nice character progression there

— Rachel Hollis (@rkhollis) November 19, 2015

Its funny how #InternationalMensDay and #WorldToiletDay fall on the same day. :3 #NoOffenceGuys

— Radheeka (@Rado_Rani) November 19, 2015

#InternationalMensDay & #WorldToiletDay fall together reminding us that most boardroon decisions are still made in the Gents loos.

— Keith Hebden (@KeithHebden) November 19, 2015

Oh great! #InternationalMensDay falls on #WorldToiletDay ! :\

— James Oldrini (@JamesOldrini) November 19, 2015

Happy #WorldToiletDay Guys 😂

— Blogger Initiative (@BlogInitiative) November 19, 2015

A report titled 'It's No Joke - State of the World's Toilets' by WaterAid states that "If all 774 million people in India waiting for household toilets were made to stand in a line, the queue would stretch from Earth to the moon and beyond."

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