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I was wondering all the ways one could describe the feeling of needing to pee and, more importantly, the feeling of peeing, especially the start. I'm just wondering what creative minds can come up with. I'm hoping to read a lot of different thoughts on it, and I hope for no judgement towards any reply. Stay padded my friends, MixerOp -
Thanks! No plans for anything this weekend . BBQ is the following weekend . yum -
Thank you, readers! After the last chapter, I got enough likes to become the user who had the most liked liked content of the day. I hope you like this chapter, too. Chapter 19: The Last Day of the Field Trip Sunday morning was just like Saturday morning. Lucas got up again at half past six, and once again Stef’s bunk was empty, while the other male students were still asleep. However, unlike the previous morning, Lucas met Stef at the bathroom door, as they had agreed the night before. Stef was going to try to keep anyone else from entering for half a minute. After checking that all the stalls were empty, Lucas went straight to the shower area at the back of the room. He pulled down his pajama pants and began to take off his night diaper. Just as he had loosened the last piece of tape, he heard something outside. “Good morning, Jasper. Would you…” Stef said. “Later. Let me get past.” The door opened, and Lucas heard hurried footsteps. It must be Jasper. Lucas froze. He was standing there with his pants down and a diaper in his hand. He was out of sight from the front of the room, hidden behind a corner. But if he put the diaper in the trash bag he’d brought, it would make a noise and attract Jasper’s attention. Lucas didn’t want Jasper to see that his skin was slightly damp where the diaper had been, because it would be obvious what the moisture was. However, if Jasper was on his way to the shower, there was nothing Lucas could do. It would be all over—and in the most embarrassing way possible. It only took a few seconds, though, before Lucas heard the door to a stall close, followed by the sound of someone relieving himself. Lucas seized the opportunity to get rid of his diaper and start his shower. Lucas's heart was pounding so hard that he thought it might be heard throughout the entire cabin. 'That was too close. I’ll have to come up with something better next time.' — Once Lucas was dressed, he went out into the clearing in front of the cabin. It was a beautiful, sunny morning, but all the surfaces were wet and there were puddles everywhere. It had been raining until just a little while ago. There were still clouds to the west. A large rainbow arched over the landscape. After putting on their rain gear, since the leaves on the trees were still dripping, Lucas and Stef went for another quiet morning walk, listening to the sounds of the morning. In addition to birdsong, they could hear water trickling and dripping everywhere. — Lucas, Saskia, and Stef prepared breakfast again, but not lunch this time because they were only going to be at the limestone quarry in the morning. The twelve students and two instructors walked together to the quarry at nine o’clock. Don led them to a spot where the limestone layers were interrupted by an inconspicuous brown streak, which he pointed out. “Here you can see the K-Pg boundary. This layer of clay separates the chalk deposits of the late Cretaceous below from the limestone of the early Paleogene above,” he said. He asked, “Does anyone know why it’s called the K-Pg boundary, with the ‘K’?” Flora raised her hand. “Yes, Flora?” “It comes from the German word for chalk. ‘Kre…’ something.” "That’s right. Chalk is called ‘Kreide’ in German. This layer of clay at the boundary between the Cretaceous and Paleogene is found in many places on Earth. For a long time, its origin was a mystery. In 1980, a team of American researchers—including a physicist, a geologist, and two chemists—came up with a remarkable theory that quickly gained popularity. What was the theory? … Yes, David?” "It was the Alvarez hypothesis. That a massive asteroid had struck Earth in what is now Mexico. The layer consists of the material that was thrown into the air by the impact." "That’s absolutely correct. At first, however, Luis and Walter Alvarez couldn’t pinpoint the impact site, but when the Chicxulub crater in Mexico was discovered, it significantly strengthened the theory. But why did they believe that an asteroid—or perhaps a comet—had struck Earth?" "Something to do with the chemical composition of the layer?" David suggested. "Yes. Chemical analyses showed that the K-Pg boundary had an unusually high content of… what?" No one raised their hand. Don continued, “Of iridium, a metal that is very rare in the Earth’s crust but is often found in higher concentrations in meteorites.” "Your assignment today until noon is an interdisciplinary collaboration with the Geochemistry course. You are to measure the thickness of the K-Pg boundary and describe the rocks above and below the layer, including how they differ from one another. Finally, you must collect samples that you will subsequently analyze using mass spectrometry in your Geochemistry course to determine the concentration of various elements. However, you won't be operating the university’s ICP-MS equipment, which is located in the Department of Chemistry. But you will prepare the samples for analysis. They must be in liquid form, and you’ll find that it’s difficult to dissolve clay.” Then Don handed out sample bags, plastic spatulas, field knives, and wash bottles filled with deionized water to each student team. He explained the importance of ensuring that the samples were not contaminated by material from other sources and demonstrated the proper sampling technique. Lucas was thrilled. Here they stood before the remnants of one of the most dramatic events in Earth’s history. An event so violent that it had likely wiped out more than half of the planet’s animal and plant species. And now he was going to examine the evidence. It was things like this that made him want to study geology. So he set to work with his team, approaching the task with both enthusiasm and meticulous care. The samples must not be contaminated; they had to be carefully labeled and correctly recorded in their notebooks. Time flew by, but they finished on time and were soon on their way back to the cabin for the last time. Lunch was leftovers from the previous two days. Afterward, everyone pitched in to clean the Scout cabin. Lucas talked with his teammates about how they would get home after being dropped off at the university. Stef could take the city bus, while Saskia planned to take a taxi because her husband couldn't leave the kids alone to pick her up. After hearing that, Lucas stepped aside and called Daniel. Daniel answered the phone quickly. “Hello, Lucas. How did it go?” “Great. There were a few problems along the way, but overall it was a very successful trip. I’m calling to ask if you could also pick up one of my new friends when you come for me this afternoon. She lives in a house in the same neighborhood as us.” “That’s good to hear. Yes, I’d be happy to drive your friend home when I pick you up anyway.” "Thank you so much. I’m still expecting us to be back around five, but it depends on traffic." "Of course. Take care." "Thanks, you too. See you later." When everything was ready, the bus arrived to take them back. Lucas sat next to Stef on the ride. They talked about their backgrounds and where they lived now. Lucas was also interested in hearing about what it was like to be a Scout, since Stef had mentioned on Saturday morning that he was one. Lucas didn’t know much about the Scouts, but he thought it might be a good idea for Saskia’s son if he could join a small patrol where the members looked out for each other. That might give Kim an opportunity he himself had missed as a child. The bus arrived at the university at five to five, and everyone got off. The field trip that Lucas had feared was now over. He had had a good time and made new friends. It had been a success. But there had also been some problems along the way—things he needed to solve before the next field trip. -
By PottyPotamus · Posted
I find that as long as poopy ones are double-bagged, wet disposables in the trash don't actually smell that much. -
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