piss bottle

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What has this forum come to :question:

Pat Hasler:
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What has this forum come to :question:

Dunno but do you reckon this thread’s gonna go longer than the Van Den Bosch one Pat ■■?

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Don’t know about beating the “VDB” thread, maybe beat the “stobart parked up” or “in cab ■■■■■■■” threads

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Hahaha this thread is funny, funnier though (laughing at myself now) as I have a urinal bottle too like some of you others. Big old robinsons 3 litre squash bottle I found was the best, found the opening to be big enough (not boasting) :unamused: my aim is “■■■■” poor! :blush:

Emptied out daily and rinsed in bleach as soon as physically possible when I get home. Cleanest way of doing it rather than getting done on a trumped up indencency charge when using a tree! :unamused:

C

When working on office removals in the late 80s, most of us kipped in the trailer for days and sometimes weeks on end. Normal practice after a night on the booze was to go to the rear of the trailer and ■■■■ through the gap where the tail lift was. Unfortunately, this was also the place where we left our boots at night, and I do recall the time when one of our crew slid his feet into a puddle of cold ■■■■ in the morning rush. :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

bigvern1:
If you can’t go through the night, without the need to ■■■■. You are too old to be working! :laughing:

I had better retire then, even though I’m only 35…

That said, 9 nights out of 10 I don’t need to pee in the night but on the 1 in 10 that I do I would rather go in a bottle than get dressed and head for the toilets.

Paul

Andy smg:
When working on office removals in the late 80s, most of us kipped in the trailer for days and sometimes weeks on end. Normal practice after a night on the booze was to go to the rear of the trailer and ■■■■ through the gap where the tail lift was. Unfortunately, this was also the place where we left our boots at night, and I do recall the time when one of our crew slid his feet into a puddle of cold ■■■■ in the morning rush. :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

I love you Scottish guys !! They made a programme about you call Rab C Nesbitt, did you ever see it? You’re not all like that really though are you?

i always keep water bottles in cab ideal for chuck away pee bottle
just be careful in the morning when you clean your teeth as i found
out to my cost one morning in worchester lorry park. sure thats why my teeth turned yellow . :blush: :

jessicas dad:

i use a old lenor bottle, pour it out on a morning on a grass verge

At least the grass will be nice and soft.

Conor:
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The only time I’ve parked in laybys with no toilets is in deepest darkest Wales.

Some of us have to live there :laughing:

bigvern1:
If you can’t go through the night, without the need to ■■■■. You are too old to be working! :laughing:

I quite agree - too old to pay tax, bills, mortgage/rent, electricity/gas/water… One day you’ll be old (OVER 40 LOL :laughing: ) then see …

jessicas dad:
I don’t drink bottled water or fizzy drinks, no way I’m ■■■■■■■ in my flask.

And you’re not ■■■■■■■ in mine either :laughing:

jdc:
I have mastered ■■■■■■■ half asleep, without fear of spillage and being back asleep within 30 seconds :smiley: :smiley:

So have I, but the missus is complaining about the damp in the wardrobe :laughing: :laughing:

Mike-C:

Andy smg:
When working on office removals in the late 80s, most of us kipped in the trailer for days and sometimes weeks on end. Normal practice after a night on the booze was to go to the rear of the trailer and ■■■■ through the gap where the tail lift was. Unfortunately, this was also the place where we left our boots at night, and I do recall the time when one of our crew slid his feet into a puddle of cold ■■■■ in the morning rush. :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

I love you Scottish guys !! They made a programme about you call Rab C Nesbitt, did you ever see it? You’re not all like that really though are you?

A poor wee ■■■■ you are… :neutral_face:

skids:
A 5 litre water bottle. I empty it every morning and use a new bottle every week as and when I get 1. When I was on international I would fill it all week and then use it for “10 pin bowling” at the immigrants walking along the corridor :smiling_imp:

Nice venue ,did you ever get a turkey, plenty of them walking down there at night to hit :smiley:

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skids:
A 5 litre water bottle. I empty it every morning and use a new bottle every week as and when I get 1. When I was on international I would fill it all week and then use it for “10 pin bowling” at the immigrants walking along the corridor :smiling_imp:

Nice venue ,did you ever get a turkey, plenty of them walking down there at night to hit :smiley:

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I store it and let it ferment into ammonia so I can run my car on it

I once watched a film called "■■■■ and champagne"in which all the actors and actresses drank loads of champagne,then removed their clothes and drank each others ■■■■ :bulb:

I open the window and pee out of it.

commonrail:
I once watched a film called "■■■■ and champagne"in which all the actors and actresses drank loads of champagne,then removed their clothes and drank each others ■■■■ :bulb:

you watch strange films ! :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

jdc:

commonrail:
I once watched a film called "■■■■ and champagne"in which all the actors and actresses drank loads of champagne,then removed their clothes and drank each others ■■■■ :bulb:

you watch strange films ! :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Aaah ! one o them BBC2 day time specials :laughing:

kr79:
I open the window and pee out of it.

I knew someone would say this . . . . . you beat me to it :smiley: :smiley:

kr79:
I open the window and pee out of it.

Just make sure you get the right window if it’s a windy day…

Paul