Was it a pint glass? I've never liked urinating into receptacles. You can never be sure if you're going to end up overflowing.Originally Posted by Monty92
Ah-ha! So you are normal after all...
It was in the early days of parenthood, we lived in a flat with creaky floorboards, and you would do anything - ANYTHING - to avoid waking your baby up in the night
No. I excreted just enough to ease the urgency till the morning
Quality prostate control. I'd have just píssed out of the window onto the conservatory, I think.No. I excreted just enough to ease the urgency till the morning
We always used a champagne bucket in the back of my truck.
Revolting crusty animals.
Never have any overspill problems with one of those.Revolting crusty animals.
Give it a rinse, fill it with ice cubes and it chills your La Grande Dame*.
Before mobiles became ubiquitous, we had some walkie-talkies for a little while so we could communicate between the cab and the back of the truck. But otherwise, you were in the back until the driver and cab crew decided to pull into a services for a pit stop or a change of driver. So you needed something which could be guaranteed not to spill. A few of us used them.
*Vintage Veuve Cliq is our preferred champers. Though only rarely, due to price. Normally drank the NV. But in St Martin in the Carib, on the Dutch side {Sint Maarten} where all the US tourists go, every corner shop would have Dom Pérignon which the crack heads would nick and sell you for 5 dols. You'd then have to stick it in the freezer and wait. And a watched DP bottle never chills, in my experience. Tastes like pîss, though. Would rather have a NV VCP. The vintage Perrier-Jouët - Belle Epoque - had a nice painted bottle. And Laurent Perrier Rosé was alright. But with La Grande Dame, the bubbles turn to cream in your mouth.
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