do you pee in the shower?

well....'fess up!

  • yes

    Votes: 61 59.2%
  • no

    Votes: 27 26.2%
  • only when visiting my Inuit friends in their igloo

    Votes: 1 1.0%
  • me? In the girls dorm at three in the morning. Pee in the shower? With my reputation!

    Votes: 7 6.8%
  • peeing in the shower! Disgraceful! Another reason for voting UKIP!

    Votes: 10 9.7%

  • Total voters
    103
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Compost bin has been known to cop a soaking from time to time..
+ 1 for compost bin occasionally, not the shower
 

stephec

Squire
Location
Bolton
Not the shower (on this occasion) but do you remember those communal baths (particularly at rugby grounds where the entire team has a bath together, well...... :ohmy: :whistle:
This reminds me of an incident in a bath after a football match.

The water filled the bath from an inlet similar to an old swimming pool, about a foot above the waterline.

Whilst one guy was under the inlet, washing his hair as if he was in the shower, someone else was stood on the side adding to the water flow.

I don't think he ever found out why everyone else was smiling at him so much. :biggrin:
 

captain nemo1701

Space cadet. Deck 42 Main Engineering.
Location
Bristol
That's acceptable.

It's leaving a floater that isn't...
You just reminded me of my favourite Billy Connolly routine about train toilets and the 'wee beige jobby' :
Bloke leaving toilet: By the way, that's not mine
Bloke entering toilet: Is that right?...how do you know?..have yours got your name written on them?
:rofl:
 

Sara_H

Guru
I would have feigned disdain while in the shop then congratulated the young fella in private with a treat offered as a star prize.

Bet you giggled.
I made a hasty retreat. He did a wee in Pets at Home once too. I fessed up to that as it was in the aisle and it was a really big one. The assistant wasn't bothered, she said she'd rather mop up toddler wee than dog wee.
 

SteCenturion

I am your Father
Not the shower (on this occasion) but do you remember those communal baths (particularly at rugby grounds where the entire team has a bath together, well...... :ohmy: :whistle:
After we had played rugby, either for RAF Wittering or Corby Town RUFC, there was such a communal bath incident.

My mate, team mate & Sargent, Briggsy (who had previously had a minor bottom op leaving some after effects) let the worlds most enormous ertha kitt go in the crowded tub.

To be fair he tipped me off first so I was outta there but stayed to watch the expressions of the other lads as U-Boat Red October suddenly surfaced, the look of panic & flailing limbs was 'PRICELESS'.

The biggest jobbie I ever did see.

Laugh...


I nearly pee'd in the shower.
 
It's leaving a floater that isn't...

When my lads were very young, 4 months and nearly 3 they'd often share a bath. On one occasion my youngest got over excited splashing around and did a little poo. Well, my eldest could have gone into orbit at the speed he leapt out the bath.

The little fella on the other hand thought it was highly amusing, giggling his head off. It made me smile too.
 
After we had played rugby, either for RAF Wittering or Corby Town RUFC, there was such a communal bath incident.

My mate, team mate & Sargent, Briggsy (who had previously had a minor bottom op leaving some after effects) let the worlds most enormous ertha kitt go in the crowded tub.

To be fair he tipped me off first so I was outta there but stayed to watch the expressions of the other lads as U-Boat Red October suddenly surfaced, the look of panic & flailing limbs was 'PRICELESS'.

The biggest jobbie I ever did see.

Laugh...


I nearly pee'd in the shower.


That reminds me of this:


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElPprV5_dQs
 
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