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Can’t help but think that the last time I saw that priest he looked a bit, different...
Can’t help but think that the last time I saw that priest he looked a bit, different...
There's also folklore about the process such as the UL about a woman being killed by a javelin-shaped Boeing-launched piss-icicle, sometimes located in Yorkshire and illustrated with an unconvincing crime-scene photo.
FULL STORY: https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/at...-balcony-arrested/IUUGTZGOUJEIFMHC6ZAYSLRTWY/Man accused of repeatedly strutting naked, relieving himself from midtown high-rise balcony arrested
A man accused of strutting around naked on a midtown Atlanta high-rise balcony and urinating on the streets below was arrested Wednesday.
... Channel 2 Action News was at the Icon Atlanta on 14th Street and West Peachtree Street when Mercedes New was taken into custody.
Channel 2′s Tom Jones talked to residents who said New was accused of routinely relieving himself from a high-rise unit. Neighbors said it was so bad, they thought about using an umbrella when they walked along the sidewalk. ...
Jones talked to New as he was being walked to a patrol car, and he denied the allegations against him.
“I’m famous! I’m on TV, bruh,” New said. “I didn’t do this, man. No. I’m innocent. I promise I didn’t do this.”
New also goes by the name Shawty Dred and has nearly a million followers on Instagram. ...
Reminds me of the pee story involving Led Zeppelin‘s John Bonham (Bonzo). From Louder SoundThis woman isn't Air India's number one fan.
The head of India's Tata Sons conglomerate has expressed "anguish" over an incident in which a drunk man allegedly urinated on an elderly woman on one of their flights.
The incident took place in late November on a Tata-run Air India flight. But it was reported only last week when the woman filed a complaint.
The news led to massive outrage in India with criticism of how Air India handled the incident. The man was arrested over the weekend. He was also fired from his job at US banking firm Wells Fargo.
In a statement issued on Sunday, Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran said the airline should have been swifter in its response.
"We will review and repair every process to prevent or address any incidents of such unruly nature," he said.
His statement came a day after Air India chief executive Campbell Wilson expressed "regret" and "pain" over its customers suffering due to "the condemnable acts of their co-passengers".
The incident took place on 26 November in the business class cabin of a New York-Delhi flight. The accused Shankar Mishra was allegedly drunk when he urinated on one of his co-passengers, a 72-year-old woman.
"My clothes, shoes and bag were completely soaked in urine," the woman wrote in her complaint to Mr Chandrasekaran the next day. The woman said she asked the crew for a change of seat, but was told that nothing was available and was instead offered a small seat used by staff. She alleged that the crew also brought the man to her - against her wishes - so he could apologise.
The woman described the flight as the most "traumatic" of her life, and said that the airline only issued her a partial refund of her ticket. Her account was supported by a US doctor named Sugata Bhattacharjee, who was sitting next to Mr Mishra on the flight.
He told news channel NDTV that he had also written a complaint to Air India on the day of the incident, but "it went nowhere".
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-64207235
I was once at the checkout of a discount store in town when I noticed a bit of a kerfuffle going on two aisles down. There was some sort of disagreement between a customer (a middle aged woman) and staff member over the use of the store’s toilets. Apparently they were for staff only and customers were not permitted to use them, even though the customer said she desperately needed a wee. She was standing in line at the checkout waiting to pay for whatever she was buying, which I assumed she’d do and then dash off to the nearest public loos. But no, when she got to the till, whether in protest or desperation, she stood with her legs apart and proceeded to pee! We were all gobsmacked and the two nearby staff members didn’t half tell her off. All she said was, “I told you I needed the loo but you wouldn’t let me use it!” She insisted she couldn’t help it and one of the staff members asked her why she didn’t at least go down the secluded alleyway near to the store, instead of just parting her legs and peeing in front of the checkout!
It's probably based on the psychological trick that involves running a tap to get someone to pee.
What is the hack - is it just looking at the photo or is there more to it? And why would you want to pee 2.5 times faster than the average man anyway? Speaking personally I’m not unhappy about the amount of time I spend urinating & am doubtful a 250% decrease in pissing time would drastically improve my quality of life.
Someone once told me he had a scare because his urine was red. But afterward he concluded it was beetroot.I take an effervescent tablet of Vit C and zinc once a,day. My urine is an orange colour afterwards presumably from the dye.
I've heard of a few incidents of individuals being badly shocked or electrocuted while urinating on electrical transformers or third rails.