Is this really news?

t4tomo

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-29552557

Surely everyone pees in the shower, not just students.

peeing in your sink because you cant be bothered to out of your room at night - now that's student behaviour.

RideOnTime

It is now...

MountainMonster

I peed in the shower, when I was four. The only piss that comes anywhere near me now is if I get a poisonous snake or spider bite, or i'm stung by jelly fish.

Sleeper Cell

MountainMonster wrote:

I peed in the shower, when I was four. The only wee-wee that comes anywhere near me now is if I get a poisonous snake or spider bite, or i'm stung by jelly fish.

Common occurrence?

tlw1

Sleeper Cell wrote:

MountainMonster wrote:

I peed in the shower, when I was four. The only wee-wee that comes anywhere near me now is if I get a poisonous snake or spider bite, or i'm stung by jelly fish.

Common occurrence?

Cambridge is very dangerous

arran77

The only problem with this is that my first pee of the day is usually accompanied by a banging dump

Giraffoto

It's alleged to be good for athlete's foot. Although almost any quack/anecdotal benefit ascribed to urine will be equally true of seawater, so if I ever get athlete's foot I'm going to go to the beach.

graham.

arran77 wrote:

The only problem with this is that my first pee of the day is usually accompanied by a banging dump

And the problem is what?

BelgianBeerGeek

Peeing in the shower? So what?

Peeing on someone else in the shower? Kinky.

capt_slog

Using the sink as a loo.......

A lass on a night out meets a bloke she likes and takes him back to her parents house in the early hours for a session on the sofa. He says he really needs to use the loo. She explains that if he does it will have to be upstairs, it will signal to her parents that she is home and that will be that in terms of the sofa, because she will be expected to go to bed.

"Use the kitchen sink" she says "and hurry!". He protests but so does she and eventually he heads off into the kitchen.

A couple of minutes later he sticks his head around the door and says "where's the paper?"

slowbike

He said: "As long as the water is flowing there is no hygiene risk as urine is sterile but we would encourage that every person using the same shower consents to the challenge and if not that they don't take part."

Eh? Peeing in the shower is a challenge?! FFS, degrees must be getting easy if just peeing in the shower is a challenge!

seanoconn

MountainMonster wrote:

I peed in the shower, when I was four. The only wee-wee that comes anywhere near me now is if I get a poisonous snake or spider bite, or i'm stung by jelly fish.

Who pees on you?

Anyway, wait till you have kids, you'll be covered in more than just pee

mamba80

Slowbike wrote:

He said: "As long as the water is flowing there is no hygiene risk as urine is sterile but we would encourage that every person using the same shower consents to the challenge and if not that they don't take part."

Eh? Peeing in the shower is a challenge?! FFS, degrees must be getting easy if just peeing in the shower is a challenge!

I read "using the same shower" slightly differently from you

ktuludays

when i was in the RAF my room had a hot and cold running toilet that would get used often in the night as i couldn't be arsed to walk down the corridor in my boxers for a pee at 3am.
i never had an issue, between my peers in the block this was considered normal.

southdownswolf

Has nobody spotted the fundamental flaw in all this? Since when have students taken showers?