You think people would welcome piss on their lawn. It makes good fertilizer. My biology teacher told me that Chinese rice paddies are some of the most fertile growing areas in world because the field workers do their business right in the field. I don't know whether he was serious though. He'd always joke around and ask us why a man kept smashing his head into a wall. He said it's because it felt so good when he stopped. I think I run for a similar reason...
hmmmmm wrote:
You think people would welcome piss on their lawn. It makes good fertilizer. My biology teacher told me that Chinese rice paddies are some of the most fertile growing areas in world because the field workers do their business right in the field. I don't know whether he was serious though. He'd always joke around and ask us why a man kept smashing his head into a wall. He said it's because it felt so good when he stopped. I think I run for a similar reason...
There is nothing in urine that makes good fertilizer.
Vapid wrote:
There is nothing in urine that makes good fertilizer.
except nitrogen. you've got to dilute it, but its a good fertilizer if you do.
Didn't De Castella commonwealth games 82 marathon, had to "sponge clean" his legs whilst running, picked up on TV, commentator said he was cooling his legs, next day peoples marathon, runners followed his example little knowing.!
Wouldn't urine kill vegetation because of the salt? When Rome conquered Carthage, they salted the fields and nothing could grow for hundreds of years.
dafds wrote:
Wouldn't urine kill vegetation because of the salt? When Rome conquered Carthage, they salted the fields and nothing could grow for hundreds of years.
that's why its got to be diluted, 10:1 with water. and the romans didn't really salt the fields of carthage, it was a literally device to show the total conquest - and the first reference is by a medieval monk!
doped up wrote:
dafds wrote:Wouldn't urine kill vegetation because of the salt? When Rome conquered Carthage, they salted the fields and nothing could grow for hundreds of years.
that's why its got to be diluted, 10:1 with water. and the romans didn't really salt the fields of carthage, it was a literally device to show the total conquest - and the first reference is by a medieval monk!
I hope you meant literary.
i did. thanks for the correction.
Amazingly, acting like your tieing your shoes on the line creates enough of a distraction to pee without an audience. "gotta do what,you gotta do." These gals knew what it ment to "go to work." Peeing on the line was the least thing on their minds...They sure weren't going to leave the front to find a honey bucket! Great lasses they are. And proud to know their stories!!
AS mentally strong as they come...Carol and Priscilla. All the ladies should take a page from their book. Even if they just tuck it in their wasteband to use later!!!
amen...
Say it isn't so...
Used to call "me Mom" to tell her the latest track that was squatted on in the journies around the world.
There is trouble 'round the Bend. Two squatters in the woods live there.
Love ya too, dear!
Good to be remembered for something.
God don't make junk
We refined ourselves to being able to pee without squatting - and always in an appropriate spot, not far from the start line - it was an art!!!!
dude, we were in the f***ing thing for 40 minutes. run Penn, on a relay, not a high school 4x4, until then, shut up.This is one time where the, "if you haven't run it shut up arguement" is quite valid.
Nancy wrote:
While the college men were in the paddock at the Penn relays, I winessed one of the racers whip out his junk and urinate on the side of the wall directly underneath one of the national television cameras. I was wondering what peoples opinions were on this matter as it greatly disturbed me to see a competitor so readily expose himself infront of almost 60,000 people.......what are we comming to?