HELP me pee...

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Yes, I am well aware that Sam is referring to a p-valve, but not everyone else is...so, perhaps you are ignorant of the content of the rest of the posts. If that is the case, perhaps you should go back and re-read the plenty that referred to "wetsuit" not "drysuit". When you're done, you can feel free to provide me with more of your dazzling biological brillance.

Sound like someone pissed in your cheerios this morning.

 

[Kingpatzer]

Yes, I am well aware that Sam is referring to a p-valve, but not everyone else is...so, perhaps you are ignorant of the content of the rest of the posts. If that is the case, perhaps you should go back and re-read the plenty that referred to "wetsuit" not "drysuit". When you're done, you can feel free to provide me with more of your dazzling biological brillance.

Look up the terms immersion diuresis or pressure induced diuresis. It's not brilliance, it's basic knowledge of biological functions impacted by pressure that every diver should know.

 

[mike_s]

seems this thread is turning into a "pissing contest".......

 

[MXGratefulDiver]

Maybe you're concerned it's going to leak. If that's the case, some of Marci's duct tape might help ... pink, of course ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

 

[MXGratefulDiver]

seems this thread is turning into a "pissing contest".......

... definitely going to the dogs ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

 

[BabyDuck]

bob, that's another sign that we thought looked too much like 'line'. though the one we use looks a lot like 'hold' - but that's pretty much a good thing, because if i'm flashing it, i want him to hold anyway. and i've only had to use duct tape a couple of times!

sam, consider going into more of a 'potty' position underwater. maybe being horizontal just isn't gonna work for this for a while.

 

[Tropicalwolf]

Look up the terms immersion diuresis or pressure induced diuresis. It's not brilliance, it's basic knowledge of biological functions impacted by pressure that every diver should know.

Yep, know all about those and even know one sufferer (ID). Even that person says that it is not an excuse to urinate all over oneself (as you are doing when you pee in a wetsuit). No more appropiate than having bladder issues on land and just "letting it flow" whenever and wherever.

 

[melanie.]

Is it possible to stand on the bottom to try? Maybe it is the "weightlessness" feeling that is preventing you. By being negative and standing up (not just hanging on to something), might feel more like shore where you can do it.

 

[Jax]

I have never undestood wetsuit pee'ers. Those who pee on the deck or "flush" at the ladder are filthy. Yep, flushing at the ladder, just the place many get unintentionslly dunked and "get a mouthful." I proclaim that the fourth group is those of us who use the facilities before hand. Proper hydration is a balance. Over hydration is what causes one to pee so much, so please don't use the tired "hydration" excuse for laziness.

Yes, I am well aware that Sam is referring to a p-valve, but not everyone else is...so, perhaps you are ignorant of the content of the rest of the posts. If that is the case, perhaps you should go back and re-read the plenty that referred to "wetsuit" not "drysuit". When you're done, you can feel free to provide me with more of your dazzling biological brillance.

Yep, know all about those and even know one sufferer (ID). Even that person says that it is not an excuse to urinate all over oneself (as you are doing when you pee in a wetsuit). No more appropiate than having bladder issues on land and just "letting it flow" whenever and wherever.

Y'know, you come in here, make up your own topic, then whizz all over everyone else' discussion without having a single thing helpful to say. Are you normally this full of piss 'n' vinegar, or are you just feeling like a [-]penis[/-] weenis today?

 

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I just had to discipline my 9 month old for peeing in his diaper. Pure laziness...