Well if swimming in other divers p doesn't float your boat.. better stay upcurrent since 73% of us are confessing.... :mooner:
Dead Thread Walking!
I guess you've been "holding it" for 3.5 years!
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Well if swimming in other divers p doesn't float your boat.. better stay upcurrent since 73% of us are confessing.... :mooner:
It's been said but I'll say it again, urine is sterile. It's probably less harmful to you than the ocean you are swimming in (and certainly the lake.) And it comes in real handy if you tangle with a jellyfish. Think of it as a vaccination!
creamofwheat:Perhaps I should consider depends while diving dry.
Is this something that women can do while diving dry?
I was wondering the other day what they can do since obviously the condom cathader and pee valve wouldnt work. And I am sure that the pain of having to pee really bad is not worse then a internal cathader.. :11:
Sterile or not, my "boat crew" job description doesn't include mopping up your pee at the end of the day!
Mopping up pee? I thought you hosed down the decks.
Speaking of, anyone see the lastest South Park episode about pee?