Letter: The wet look for the squeaky clean

Sunday 07 February 1993 00:02 GMT

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IF ONE of the objections to gays being allowed into the armed forces is '. . . you wouldn't know where to look in the shower' (Opinions, 31 January), I would like to suggest a practical and inexpensive solution: small signs saying 'Look Here' should be fixed to one wall in each shower used by members of the services.

Problem solved. Now permit me please a question of my own. When in the showers, where do you usually look?

Simon P Trimarco

London W9

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