Since we're fascinated diver pee habits...

[goodive]

And we have a new pee related topic from NudeDiver: Would you drink your pee?
Well , a survival classes will teach you yes.

 

[NudeDiver]

And we have a new pee related topic from NudeDiver: Would you drink your pee?

No, the question was whether you would drink someone ELSE's pee - since, if it is "well-hydrated" - it shouldn't be an issue.

 

[goodive]

OK, now I have to go against survival classes teaching.:shocked2:
The answer is NO or a very reluctant maybe

 

[redrover]

Guess I’m just not as fastidious as some. There is a knack for answering the call of nature in absence of facilities without wetting oneself but it revolves around a dry, solid ground environment. Being a female I’m not seeing a trapdoor accomplishing much really. Someone, Walter maybe, had the most excellent flush procedure, works great. But then I’m not in CA in a 7ml for a reason either.

 

[gene02]

The astronauts have been testing new pee solution Yip-pee! Astros Turn Urine Into Drinking Water | NBC New York what a day.

 

[NudeDiver]

But they are treating it first. That's entirely different situation.

 

[Sinbad the Diver]

wow....this is degenerating into a Patches O'Houlihan bit

Patches O'Houlihan: Necessary? Is it necessary for me to drink my own urine?
Peter La Fleur: Probably not.
Patches O'Houlihan: No, but I do it anyway because it's sterile and I like the taste.

 

[annasea]

If it's not much of an issue, then you'd be perfectly willing to drink someone's well-hydrated pee. Are you?

Listen, I typed "not much of an issue"... not "no issue".

 

[NudeDiver]

Listen, I typed "not much of an issue"... not "no issue".

That's a pretty fine distinction.

Mathematically.....as the limit of issue approaches 0, "not much" approaches "no" - and it is reasonably accurate to approximate one as being the same as the other.

 

[annasea]

That's a pretty fine distinction.

Mathematically.....as the limit of issue approaches 0, "not much" approaches "no" - and it is reasonably accurate to approximate one as being the same as the other.

LOL! I'm trained as a jeweller... sometimes a mere one-tenth of a millimetre makes a world of difference.