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Sadly, no

Not really into drinking urine, BUT the mo"wee"to and the marga"pee"ta both sound like they'd be pretty good

A fluffy rug: a great place to pee...

Don't forget appliances like washing machines and dishwashers: the drain means no real need for clean up...

An interesting place to pee... I imagine if you had done it more than once they would have caught on

There is something lovely about a lady wearing shoes without socks... While your question about wearing socks in shoes was directed to female members, and I'm male, I will answer. I haven't worn socks since I was about 11; so any and all types of shoes I wear (sandals, sneakers, boots, dress shoes, casual shoes, etc) I wear without socks.

Going in a slightly different direction from the beauties which have been mentioned in this thread recently; I saw a Yugo on the road the other day. Despite being +/- 35 years old and the reputation they had for being pieces of crap it looked to be in better shape than most of the Teslas I've seen on the road: no trim hanging off, doors (and hatch) fully closed all the way around, bumpers extending out beyond the face of the body, accessible door handles...

The beauty of the lined tracksuit pants is that because the lining absorbs the pee, your feet will generally stay dry. I've only noticed any leaking out the bottom / hem / at the ankles if A) I peed too fast / hard and it ran down my leg instead of being absorbed by the lining and B) once the lining reaches the point of saturation, although the pants are usually so heavy that they are falling down before that happens (in the case of my green and gray pairs 3 large pees, 4 large pees in the black pair).

Depends on how we choose to define "public place"... I've wet (peed in) lined tracksuit pants (which I've mentioned on other threads) in many public settings: in town hall while paying my property taxes, in stores, in a shopping mall... I've peed (not in pants) in plenty of public areas as well: in movie theaters (while the movie was playing; i.e. dark in the theater), in parking garages...

I've found that lined tracksuit pants are ideal for wetting: the lining (fleece or fabric like sweats are made of) absorbs the pee, while the outer layer of nylon prevents leaks / hides the wetness.

I never peed or saw anyone peeing on the floor in the locker room. The restroom off the boys locker room in high school was a different story... That restroom was essentially two separate rooms: he first one (which you had to pass through to get to the second one) had stalls and sinks, the second room had floor urinals. I can say for fact that I wasn't the only person who would step into the second room and let it fly: floor and walls were usually wet in there.

Can't say I've ever peed into a laundry basket. HOWEVER, I do frequently pee onto / into a pile of dirty laundry on the floor.

With so called "AI" if you're lucky it just gives you plagiarism. If you're unlucky it gives you information which is straight-up wrong.

Best way to understand what is being said in a Japanese video: speak Japanese

I probably should have noted that I did about 2/3 of them as a teenager

Only 57...so many I haven't done and many I hadn't thought of.

Dishwashers, washing machines, potted plants, and dirty laundry (about to be washed) are all good indoor options which require minimal cleanup. An easy outdoor option (yes I did see the part about you not being into outdoor peeing) would be patio furniture. Additionally, if you have a car with waterproof upholstery (e.g. Jeep Wrangler, Ford Bronco) you might try peeing in the car

Read this four times: have no idea what it means

His ability to find evidence of it is definitely related to his age; so without knowing how old he is its pretty challenging to offer any ideas. That said, perhaps you could establish a plausible explanation: wetting while washing the car or watering the garden could be options

Has anyone ever tried using pee as an ingredient in a cocktail or a mocktail? If so, what was the drink? and how was it?

Not exactly a building but... As a kid my friends and I frequently played a game which was a cross between duck-duck-goose and truth-or-dare (dares involving peeing weren't unusual: generally one or two per game); I was dared to pee out of a treehouse. The floor was perhaps 8 feet above the ground: did it and never before or since got such distance.

Washing machines and dishwashers are also good options.

Its something I've done fairly regularly for years.

Sadly, it is possible that those stains aren't pee. Could be from water (or sewage) seeping though the walls and floor; could be from various liquids coming down the steps into the station when it rains, could be from where a no-longer present trashcan leaked...

Good to see new posts from you again Malika. Always appreciate getting to know the how and why behind pics...