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    • Sophie
      Group bike ride pee

      By Sophie · Posted

      I was the first to pee! Everyone else used the toilet at the cafe about 30 minutes later and I had another wee before we left. (~10 second dribble) but two of the four had a wee outside before the end of the ride.
    • naughty_rosie
      Female urinals

      By naughty_rosie · Posted

      I would love to. I've peed in the male urinal several times but never used a female one.
    • Alfresco
      Group bike ride pee

      By Alfresco · Posted

      Absolutely beautiful @Sophie.  So natural and laid back yet so naughty regarding the situation.   I am just wondering - were you the first to pee and break the ice or had some of the guys peed before you?  Hopefully as they seemed fine with it all you might get further opportunities in future.
    • gldenwetgoose
      Expressing your thoughts

      By gldenwetgoose · Posted

      I know exactly what you mean, and it's incredibly difficult 'on the fly' in the sense of a real time discussion - hearing the issues, thinking about them, forming an answer and then explaining it in a straightforward way. It's a bit easier if it's maybe preplanned - like if you are hosting a meeting or teaching a subject to people.  The suggestion I'd give there (and there are professional educators much more experienced than me) is to tell the people what you're about to cover, then tell them what you're telling them.  And finally to recap what you've told them. The first part gives them a scope - they know what to expect and what's inside / outside of the scope.  It may make them less likely to go off at tangents or into the weeds. And then talk through the points.  For that, I know if I tried to write it all in advance I'd immediately get panicked and forget to follow it - so instead I'll make myself the simplest bullet point list of the points I want to get across.  Just a framework to remind me of the key points and perhaps the correct order for them.   Also it has to be aligned with the audience - so for example if I was delivering a complex topic to an uninvolved audience I'd try to use examples they can follow and see in their everyday.   Then finally a quick summary and questions.   In cases which are less preplanned, and I guess real time arguments are a good example, I'm sure we all come away from such discussions thinking 'if only I'd thought of that point at the time...'.   I guess one opportunity may be if you can say 'I understand your concerns, I hear you.  Will you just allow me to explain from my perspective' and then don't allow them to interrupt and sideline you.   Ideally you'll be able to express to them that you want to reply - as a courtesy to address their concerns.  And they should allow you to do so. It depends of course on how heated things are, and whether their rationale is clouded by other factors - alcohol most usually.   If you're referring to the site,  we as staff do occasionally 'tidy up' a little.  Most often that could be if a picture post thread has turned into a big discussion. We'll sometimes hide some of the off-topic posts or ask people to keep on track.   Or similarly if a question or a person's experience gets hijacked. But we know it happens so easily so it's not like a rebuke at all - just us keeping the site tidy and organised, so nothing to worry about.  
    • Kupar
      Group bike ride pee

      By Kupar · Posted

      Wonderful! Sounds pretty perfect as pee stops go 🙂
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