Not quite making it?
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Brian
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Re: Not quite making it?
Still, it must indeed have been incredibly being seen by that person in the car and honked at. I'd have been so embarrassed in your situation too.
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coyscoys23
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thanks. pretty embarrassing at the time…a bit more exciting in retrospect haha. wonder what the person in the car thought - maybe that i was pissed (if you’ll pardon the pun). pretty rare for a grown man to wet himself fully sober. trust me to be the exceptionBrian wrote: 18 Aug 2026, 18:03 Still, it must indeed have been incredibly being seen by that person in the car and honked at. I'd have been so embarrassed in your situation too.
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I'm surprised there aren't a lot more genuine accidents in the USA since everyone now seems to have 64ounce or larger giant tumblers of water. That's 1,893ml, or three times the size of the average bladder. Even huge holding / capacity videos online tend to be under 1 litre. I've even seen people with gallon size containers regularly drinking down. How do they get any work done or even leave the house since there are so few public toilets in the USA?
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Fred
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It's true that US beverage sizes have been huge, far more in one serving that the normal bladder can hold. I also see many men with a water bottle in their hand, presumably staying hydrated constantly. Although public toilets are not that common in the US, they are present where these men do their drinking: bars, gyms, at work, fast food restaurants, etc., though I suspect that in any group of men in a public place some are holding a rapidly filling bladder. I know I've mentioned my neighbor, who has at least in the past drunk a giant coffee on his way home from work, sometimes arriving desperate to pee!psswalls282 wrote: 05 Sep 2026, 16:34 I'm surprised there aren't a lot more genuine accidents in the USA since everyone now seems to have 64ounce or larger giant tumblers of water. That's 1,893ml, or three times the size of the average bladder. Even huge holding / capacity videos online tend to be under 1 litre. I've even seen people with gallon size containers regularly drinking down. How do they get any work done or even leave the house since there are so few public toilets in the USA?