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Re: Change of Monarchs
Posted: 16 Sep 2022, 06:46
by Sam70
I just learned that the wait time is nine hours. Perhaps one out of twelve can hold it nine hours if they don’t drink any fluids. This is a guess, not a scientific survey,
I am going to guess that most of those waiting are wearing thick adult diapers or nappies. Those waiting nine hours have to be in good physical condition and have larger bladders than the average adult. I also suspect that most of them are wearing trousers that don’t shoe wet spots,
I Wonder How Many Wet Their Trousers Waiting In Line? Would The Police On Duty Require Them To Get Out Of The Line?
I Wonder If There Have Been Puddles For Someone To Clean Up?
And There Are Three More Days!
Re: Change of Monarchs
Posted: 16 Sep 2022, 12:18
by Fred
Sam70 wrote: ↑16 Sep 2022, 06:46
I just learned that the wait time is nine hours. Perhaps one out of twelve can hold it nine hours if they don’t drink any fluids. This is a guess, not a scientific survey,
I am going to guess that most of those waiting are wearing thick adult diapers or nappies. Those waiting nine hours have to be in good physical condition and have larger bladders than the average adult. I also suspect that most of them are wearing trousers that don’t shoe wet spots,
I Wonder How Many Wet Their Trousers Waiting In Line? Would The Police On Duty Require Them To Get Out Of The Line?
I Wonder If There Have Been Puddles For Someone To Clean Up?
And There Are Three More Days!
Those who are older and/or have known continence limitations will almost certainly wear an adult diaper or external catheter while waiting in line. It's the younger males who are less likely to wear protection and/or limit hydration. If they leave an obvious puddle that others have to walk in and someone complains, the police may have to act, but they might get away with a discreet release off to the side.
Re: Change of Monarchs
Posted: 16 Sep 2022, 16:39
by ryan1990
Guys there are literally hundreds of portaloos along the route. Unfortunately images of lads wetting their pants in the queue is just wishful thinking.
Re: Change of Monarchs
Posted: 16 Sep 2022, 17:21
by Lee
ryan1990 wrote: ↑16 Sep 2022, 16:39
Guys there are literally hundreds of portaloos along the route. Unfortunately images of lads wetting their pants in the queue is just wishful thinking.
Did you see anyone there in an official capacity (military, police, etc) having to use the portaloos?
Re: Change of Monarchs
Posted: 16 Sep 2022, 20:54
by Fred
ryan1990 wrote: ↑16 Sep 2022, 16:39
Guys there are literally hundreds of portaloos along the route. Unfortunately images of lads wetting their pants in the queue is just wishful thinking.
At this site, of course it's largely wishful thinking.
But even if there were a thousand portaloos (unlikely), the queue was well over 100,000, and that's not a great ratio, and some of those people might have been a bit desperate. We can always hope.
Re: Change of Monarchs
Posted: 16 Sep 2022, 22:14
by ryan1990
Lee wrote: ↑16 Sep 2022, 17:21
ryan1990 wrote: ↑16 Sep 2022, 16:39
Guys there are literally hundreds of portaloos along the route. Unfortunately images of lads wetting their pants in the queue is just wishful thinking.
Did you see anyone there in an official capacity (military, police, etc) having to use the portaloos?
I’ve not actually been down to London Lee just going from what’s been said of people interviewing those in the queue. But agreed desperation is probably more common in those there in a professional capacity.
Re: Change of Monarchs
Posted: 16 Sep 2022, 23:13
by Lee
I hear that David Beckham was in the queue for around 12 hours. Interesting!!
Re: Change of Monarchs
Posted: 17 Sep 2022, 10:07
by googlism2008
I read that those queuing were given a wristband. With the wristband, one can just leave the queue to take care of their needs and rejoin the queue.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/queen-q ... 43716.html
Re: Change of Monarchs
Posted: 17 Sep 2022, 20:42
by Sam70
This morning CNN here in US reported that the wait was now 20 hours. It is now to late to add another day of the Queen lying in state. There has been extensive coverage on TV here In the US. Flags here in the US are at half mast in honor and in memory of the Queen. The Queen is much beloved here in the US as she is in world.