Absolutely not related to aviation...

[BACONATOR]

Why do you shiver after a good pee?? Thats what I want to know.

VERY good point. a common human experience. Feddoc??





@Schnugg: you suck. DO NOT WATCH 2 girls, 1 cup. Part of me died after that video.

 

[Schnugg]

Try Google, ok....la de da...here we go....hit enter key, here it comes...

Hmmmm..... "2 Girls, 1 Cup"...I wonder what that could be.


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Oh the Humanity...

 

[Bio]

Why do you shiver after a good pee?? Thats what I want to know.

Skim - That is a great question! I actually thought about this in college. My idea is based on hearing that shivering is a way the body produces heat. So when you take a good pee, you get rid of a fair amount of warm liquid and your body needs to re-make the heat.

I mentioned to a couple of buds while we were running 5 miles (in boots) getting ready for Army Airborne school. They weren't impressed so I offer it here for consideration by feddoc or another knowledgable source. I don't think my Airborne buddies were really listening and I was too beat to say it again.

Oh yeah - I flew with a guy who had to pee before landing on EVERY flight from the ship. He wasn't my regular pilot, so he told me he'd be "busy" for a moment. He said it became his habit; a way to reduce stress, remove one more thing from his mind before the carrier landing. Of course I said, "sounds good to me."

 

[jus2mch]

Why do you shiver after a good pee?? Thats what I want to know.

You shiver because that's your bodies way of saying get another beer.

 

[goosegagnon2]

Try Google, ok....la de da...here we go....hit enter key, here it comes...

Hmmmm..... "2 Girls, 1 Cup"...I wonder what that could be.

You're welcome

 

[skim]

slighty disturbed...

 

[FLYTPAY]

Honestly Im afraid of what you might find if you started googling things while using the word bladder, rectum, poo, or any combination of the three.....

And no whichever one of you sick bastards does it I dont want to find out.

it's probably worse if you put "German" in the search

 

[feddoc]

Skim - That is a great question! I actually thought about this in college. My idea is based on hearing that shivering is a way the body produces heat. So when you take a good pee, you get rid of a fair amount of warm liquid and your body needs to re-make the heat.

I mentioned to a couple of buds while we were running 5 miles (in boots) getting ready for Army Airborne school. They weren't impressed so I offer it here for consideration by feddoc or another knowledgable source. I don't think my Airborne buddies were really listening and I was too beat to say it again.

Oh yeah - I flew with a guy who had to pee before landing on EVERY flight from the ship. He wasn't my regular pilot, so he told me he'd be "busy" for a moment. He said it became his habit; a way to reduce stress, remove one more thing from his mind before the carrier landing. Of course I said, "sounds good to me."

I have no idea.

 

[phrogpilot73]

I have no idea.

What?!? You don't know?!? Are you "Skeeterdoc"?

 

[Lovebug201]

What?!? You don't know?!? Are you "Skeeterdoc"?

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No Skeeterdoc would have had an answer, no matter how farfetched::icon_tong

 

[skim]

dont forget flathatter, see one of my signatures for proof...