FYI Pewp in this thread when you're pewpin

[HipHugHer]

This is why I save my pee. You can always use 5 gallons of pee to flush a toilet when you can't do anything else with it.

This whole when you can't do anything else with it angle has my curiosity piqued.

 

[OOD]

This whole when you can't do anything else with it angle has my curiosity piqued.

You could use a bucket off piss to scare off deer and another animals. You could also shit your pants. If your friend invites you deer hunting and you don't want to see a deer shot peeing your pants will go a long way in keeping them safe. Not that I have any experience with that.

 

[HipHugHer]

You could use a bucket off piss to scare off deer and another animals. You could also shit your pants. If your friend invites you deer hunting and you don't want to see a deer shot peeing your pants will go a long way in keeping them safe. Not that I have any experience with that.

Your deer "hunter" friend has pissed his pants more than you have he's just not willing to admit it.

 

[nukes]

@Josh these guys sciences are correct. You should always keep a bucket of fluid to manually flush with.
I'll never forget my first trip to the Philippines where I had to be taught how to manually flush. How embarrassing!

 

[nukes]

Freaking Filipinos keep an ever fresh trashcan filled with water in the bathroom. It's your shower (with a two liter hand ladle). It's your toilet flushing engine.
Smart. Simple. Philippines.

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

If I cant flush I just go on the neighbors lawn

 

[adi]

ive seen villages where the people just do it out the window

 

[wetwillie]

Growing up we always had a bunch of water stashed away in a spare room/store room. Living that rural you were quite a ways down the list of priorities for things like getting power restored and roads cleared.

To this day I still keep enough stored to function for a few days without modern utilities.

Solar shower bag is nice to have for those times. FUnny topic for me, whole house generator's been running for about 16 hrs. now due to heavy winds, rain & hail. Internet just came back too.

 

[tre]

ive seen villages where the people just do it out the window

that's why the upper floors of high rises cost more

 

[Immigrant]

I keep a couple three large jugs of water handy, as well as a couple gallon jugs in the kitchen for when the water service fails here. No, not on a well. I live in the US, and our infrastructure here ain’t so great these days but we’re striving to gain “developing” status.

We’ll get there, you watch.

 

[HipHugHer]

Our water service here is excellent. Some of the best of anywhere I've lived.

 

[nukes]

Our water service here is excellent. Some of the best of anywhere I've lived.

Great water on both sides.
BOTH SIDES!

 

[HipHugHer]

If we go somewhere for a weekend or whatever the wife always packs several jugs of "Austin water" in the cooler. Don't have to drink other people's shitty water then.

 

[nukes]

If we go somewhere for a weekend or whatever the wife always packs several jugs of "Austin water" in the cooler. Don't have to drink other people's shitty water then.

Living your best life Hips!

 

[Jehannum]

If we go somewhere for a weekend or whatever the wife always packs several jugs of "Austin water" in the cooler. Don't have to drink other people's shitty water then.

You're drinking all the cow piss and nitrogen runoff that makes it into the Colorado watershed as it heads South through the rest of your shitbird state.

 

[wetwillie]

You're drinking all the cow piss and nitrogen runoff that makes it into the Colorado watershed as it heads South through the rest of your shitbird state.

And?

 

[Jehannum]

And?

It's all about what you're used to.

I was used to the benzine and generally hydrocarbon-polluted water (courtesy of Kirtland AFB) from the aquifer under Albuquerque, and got upset when they switched from that to San Juan river water some years back.

 

[nukes]

Charlotte water is way over chlorinated. The filter in the refrigerator remove some of that flavor, but I don't think it removes any poisons at all.

 

[nukes]

"now with better chlorine FLAVOR!"

 

[wetwillie]

It's all about what you're used to.

I was used to the benzine and generally hydrocarbon-polluted water (courtesy of Kirtland AFB) from the aquifer under Albuquerque, and got upset when they switched from that to San Juan river water some years back.

I understood, figured I throw out a [simulated]spike strip Totally understand on the taste: I worked at home for 16 years and generally only drank our well water. Now I work at place with same crap water(Detroit) I was exposed to as a kid. Horrible shit - I don't drink the coffee here and bring in water from home for me and my office plants.