I get the pee shivers too, and it’s immensely satisfying. It doesn’t need to be cold weather either. Another satisfying thing is when doing it first thing in the morning, and dropping a huge fart at the end of it!
Ahhh the relaxation of all those lower muscles…
One of the worst things though, is if you fart and then you feel that you’ve struck mud.
I tried pissing on an electric wire the other day. Learn this and learn this well: Always empty your bowels before you expose yourself to high voltage.
[quote]JohnnyBlaze wrote:
I tried Canadian pancakes last week - a stack of pancakes with bacon on top, drizzled with maple syrup. Let me tell you what, that’s a bizarre idea I’d never thought of before. Pancakes topped with bacon? But it tasted damn nice![/quote]
Those wacky Canadians and their bacon. In college I had a roommate from Toronto who had bacon with practically every meal. My friend used to tease him that the pig must be Canada’s national bird.
[quote]Corrosion wrote:
pookie and rainjack- You guys realize you are arguing about the pissing and crapping techniques you usually use when in the bathroom, right?[/quote]
Was there ever a better thread to engage in a pissing contest?
[quote]Contrl wrote:
I tried pissing on an electric wire the other day. Learn this and learn this well: Always empty your bowels before you expose yourself to high voltage.[/quote]
[quote]pushharder wrote:
Contrl wrote:
I tried pissing on an electric wire the other day. Learn this and learn this well: Always empty your bowels before you expose yourself to high voltage.
AC/DC wrote a song about that very subject.[/quote]
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
Those wacky Canadians and their bacon. In college I had a roommate from Toronto who had bacon with practically every meal. My friend used to tease him that the pig must be Canada’s national bird.[/quote]
…our other national symbol is the beaver.
Bacon, beer and beaver. What else is there to live for?
I’m not sure why you get a shiver when you take a piss. You may need to take a piss when you get cold, however, as your peripheral blood vessels constrict to divert more blood to your vital organs. To prevent a relative fluid overload, your kidneys kick it up a bit and remove excess water which leads to having to whiz.