Besides, there’s…
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Oh non, you did not (re)start anything. It felt before as a peeing contest for me (posts above), and so I left, backing away. You only reminded me of the things I wanted tot say at that time as a reply, and had a particularly bad mood this morning. Not your fault. 
Sounds not bad, not bad at all.
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I never for a minute intended to imply that a woman can’t proudly assert her right to stand or sit or, uh…actually, I want to make it perfectly clear that I never intended to imply anything about anyone at all, ever. Really I didn’t. Not a bit. People should use the pyramid they feel comfortable using.
I know I posted this song before, but c’mon, could you resist it?
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스물여덟.
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If your pee goes up in the air instead of down to the ground, I would be quite surprised.
If that is the sort of peeing contest you want to have – I concede before it begins.
Are there any extant hieroglyphics depicting the ancient Egyptian methods of personal hygiene?
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She meant standing vs. sitting to pee.
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Or goes down one’s leg (and into one’s socks) prior to hitting the sand…
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I always suspected that’s what goes on in the Met after-hours.
http://www.ancient-egypt.co.uk/metropolitan/pages/metropolitan_NY%20770.htm
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Squat toilets are popular in most countries for both genders.
If I had the money, I’d have a squat toilet, and a bidet. Western toilets are barbaric.
Check this out!
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What is this, a Zen koan?
You can’t tell the same Zen koan twice.
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So, nothing I say is a Zen koan.
#mu!
(edit: sorry for the koany joke…ducks and runs away!)
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True, but he did talk about looking out at the sunrise, which is much easier to do from a standing rather than squatting position. Especially to avoid one’s clothing, women have to tilt quite a bit forward.
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Well, actually, he talked about watching the dawn illuminate the pyramid, so presumably with one’s back to the sunrise. /pedant
But men have to look down at the ground, to be sure we aren’t making spelling mistakes.
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“The urine tested as Mr. Kissinger’s, but the handwriting is Pat’s!”
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