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Really interesting choice of hats here in Webfishing.

I work in outdoor recreation and one assignment had me managing a very remote property where my only bathroom was an outhouse up the hill. I often opted to pee around the side of the main building or at night, I'd piss in the gray water buckets to dump the next day. I'd usually be alone up there and it was very freeing to just whip it out and piss where ever I was outside.

https://www.backpacker.com/skills/4-ways-to-make-packing-out-tp-less-gross You're wrong, this is a common misconception. Yes it will break down quickly but that's in ideal environments like a septic tank. But not just out in the open.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAszD3mJENC/?igsh=d2lyb283NjF3c2Fz Tried to upload but it's too big. That's a lot of work when there's perfectly good carpet.

You could also put on a diaper discrete before you leave for home and pee it in on your way home.

While doing research for a story I was curious about if there were already cocktails that used pee and was surprised to find a whole recipe book. While I was looking for alcoholic cocktails this includes mostly non-alcoholic. I have to laugh as a former bartender that all the alcohol has been just replaced by piss, such as one of my favorites, the gin and tonic becomes the "Pee and Tonic." Pee and Tonic As with gin, the amount of urine to add depends on your taste. But as a guide based on a gin glass, we’ll list the following. Ingredients: 100ml tonic water 20ml fresh ur

Put a trash bag layer under whatever you choose to piss on like a sheet so nothing seeps through to the actual floor. Sounds like a great, easy way to pee without too much clean up! It's always fun to have a defacto toilet spot in a room that isn't the bathroom.

While I agree that it's hot in the moment and hot to see the evidence of pee spots but don't do it. If I hike I'll pick up trash but one thing I will not touch any paper products, unless I'm doing it in an official capacity with gloves, or preferably a grabber, and garbage bags. This is something almost universe amongst actually empathetic and conscientious hikers and nature lovers. There's a huge gap in education on what is perceived to be biodegradable. Whether it's toilet paper or banana peels or pistachio shells. Yes, it's better than a plastic bottle or dumping oil on the ground

It takes many years for it to decompose. Not one or two rain storms. Please pick up your trash or use a Kula Cloth.

I really enjoyed writing this part. Took a few tries though but I've got ideas for the evening and beyond.

As much as I like the idea, it takes many years for even toilet paper to disintegrated. More so for paper towels, napkins and wet wipes.

Sounds like an embarrassing coincidence. But of all the things to accidentally send to you!

Lets see what's changed over the years. 1. Carpet/Rug 2. Sofa/Couch 3. Armchair 4. Table 5. Sink 6. Shower/Bath 8. Bathroom floor 9. Kitchen floor 1o. Beer, wine, or champagne glass 11. Indoor wall 12. Toilet with closed lid 13. Dishwasher 16. Kitchen counter 17. Kettle or other innapropiate vessel 19. On clothing Up to 75%. Need to get a partner!

Nice, glad you're enjoying yourself. You should give wetting a try in different places around the house. You can always put down a trash bag and sit on a towel to avoid any seepage into your seat or the floor/carpet.

I rejoined Kelsey in our shared backyard, choosing to wear my standard exercise wear of a t-shirt, 3 inch in-seam black running shorts and a pair of adequate sandals for walking in, feeling like I knew what my neighbor had in mind. I also made sure to chug a glass of water and brought along a water bottle. Kelsey was already waiting for me wearing a light gray sports bra and matching thigh-high spandex shorts. She looked even sexier in the spandex than she was nude, but not by much. I noticed she too was wearing sandals and also was holstering a small backpack. “I like the short shorts,” she