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I am not EVEN going to say what just went through my mind concerning "something a bit wider" and the "rubbermaid" logo. I'll only say that it's been two weeks since I've had play time with the husband. You can use your imaginations from there.
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That statement along gives us some insight to your experience as a driver. I'm talking experience...not length of time driving. Please explain to me and the other lazy people on this board, how you would handle your business going southbound on I-95 from the state lines of CT and NY at 4:15 in the afternoon. BTW, it's only about 35 miles to the closest service plaza. Not far at all. But we still want to know how you handle it. I'll give you an easier one. Ambassador Avenue, starting point Manhattan to I-95, only about 10 miles. ANY hour of the day. How do you handle your business?? The whole trucking world (and us lazy folks) await your wisdom on this. BTW, I don't pee while driving. Otherwise I would be doing it all over my pants and seat. But bottles are handy.
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| [quote=danc694u;362985]That statement along gives us some insight to your experience as a driver. I'm talking experience...not length of time driving. Please explain to me and the other lazy people on this board, how you would handle your business going southbound on I-95 from the state lines of CT and NY at 4:15 in the afternoon. BTW, it's only about 35 miles to the closest service plaza. Not far at all. But we still want to know how you handle it. I'll give you an easier one. Ambassador Avenue, starting point Manhattan to I-95, only about 10 miles. ANY hour of the day. How do you handle your business?? I'll give you my wisdom on this - I have never in my life pee'd in a bottle/jug/milk bottle whatever. I have always held it in even to the point of hurting. I have held it in for hours and hours on end until I found a place to urinate - or defecate - in a toilet. Out in the middle of nowhere, such as between El Paso and San Antonio, I MIGHT have stopped and urinated next to the truck. You handle your business by holding it in. I never even THOUGHT about peeing into a jug until I started reading this forum, and frankly, I find it disgusting and quite undignified. More reason truck drivers get such a bad rap......... |
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If your hold`in and hurt`in,you maybe inviting a serious side affect. The u-tract will become irratated and you`ll have a couple of days of narly pain. Then add sex... ouch. Just keep it clean. |
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| Yeah - well, I'll just say it again - it's nasty. I never got urinary tract infections, my wife was quite pleased with our "interactions", and as I said, I just can't believe you folks are on here advocating such a thing. Do whatever you want in life, I guess, but - I simply am in total disagreement with such practices. Really, a little amazed that anyone would even admit to doing such a thing. |
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| I run teams and tell any partner that I have that if he needs to take a piss to let me know and I will pull over for him. The last thing I want is for him to pull out a bottle in the bunk and have him piss into it. Any little bump and now you have piss in the mattress or floor. Downright disgusting! Just Say No to Urine Bombs!
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