The Sanctuary
Nature => Green Planet => Topic started by: xbcnfujv on September 27, 2014, 09:50:11 am
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does anyone else enjoy squatting down and taking a shit outside?
it feels so natural.
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No
Thats why god invented modern plumbing and hygiene. So civilized people don't have to act like niggers
If its a biological necessity and no facilities are around...thats a different story
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Do it in front of your dog to teach it thats where to shit.
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Do it in front of your dog to teach it thats where to shit.
Even better
You wont need to bring toilet paper
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No
Thats why god invented modern plumbing and hygiene. So civilized people don't have to act like niggers
If its a biological necessity and no facilities are around...thats a different story
This
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I've only taken two shits outside my entire life and it was only cause I was drunk
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My house hasn't had water in the two years I've lived here... well it did once and shortly.. but, you do the math.
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I hike for days... sooo yea.
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I mean, about everything beyond humans and house trained critters shit outdoors.
Shit is.. biodegradable. It's probably the more responsible thing to do vs. septic tank installations that will eventually rust out and pollute ground water all at once over a pile of shit a day that would just feed the earth.
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If you're in the middle of a woods and it's a choice between taking a dump behind a tree or shitting yourself, then yes. Live in a remote house and have somewhere specific you go, then yes. There are probably a very small handful of other situations in a modern developed country when shitting outside would be acceptable.
The only people I've ever seen shitting in public are pikeys and immigrants from India. (http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=df1_1403089917)
It seems to be a cultural thing.
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There's nothing like a proper squat when things just don't want to move. 90% of the time, I'd be perfectly happy with one of those eastern toilets that is little more than a hole in the floor.
As for actually dropping a deuce outdoors, I've only done that while camping, and no plumbing is around. It's the wiping that is the difficult part, the wind just takes your shit-paper everywhere.
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I mean, about everything beyond humans and house trained critters shit outdoors.
Shit is.. biodegradable. It's probably the more responsible thing to do vs. septic tank installations that will eventually rust out and pollute ground water all at once over a pile of shit a day that would just feed the earth.
Does biodegradable still apply for someone who consumes a lot of processed food, and items with nasty ass chemicals
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shitting outdoors ensure much better form and proper care for maintaining long term colon health.
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I mean, about everything beyond humans and house trained critters shit outdoors.
Shit is.. biodegradable. It's probably the more responsible thing to do vs. septic tank installations that will eventually rust out and pollute ground water all at once over a pile of shit a day that would just feed the earth.
Does biodegradable still apply for someone who consumes a lot of processed food, and items with nasty ass chemicals
I have to admit, I'm not entirely sure of the effect of consuming large amounts of preservatives has on the average human stool in relevancy to it's biodegradable qualities. Most of us here have probably seen those pics/videos of what a macdonalds cheeseburger and fries looks like if you leave it sitting for months.. its stays the same!! Well, for the most part.. Surely over-consumption of processed foods isn't gearing towards a future where we've mistakenly created shits that just wont go away... a bleak future indeed.
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Those burgers don't stay the same because of preservatives, it's because they're dry enough to essentially turn to jerky before any rot can set in. Preservative free burgers with the same moisture content behave the same.
Most preservative compounds are organic in origin, and will decay on their own, especially in the presence of oxygen, heat, and/or light.
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I hike for days... sooo yea.
This. Real men shit in the woods.
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If u put McDonald s french fries on a trail of ants they walk right over them. Try it.
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As for actually dropping a deuce outdoors, I've only done that while camping, and no plumbing is around. It's the wiping that is the difficult part, the wind just takes your shit-paper everywhere.
Are one of those toilet roll thieves who takes 20 sheets for one wipe and leaves the next person just the cardboard tube to wipe their ass with? :suspect:
shitting outdoors ensure much better form and proper care for maintaining long term colon health.
I'm aware of the East-West disparity in colorectal cancer, but the correlation between squatting/sittingand cancer is debatable. (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4017696/) I admit shitting in the squatting position makes the passage of stools easier; I surprised myself with just how easy. No need to scare the tourists though.
In fact, for all your indoor squatting needs... (http://www.google.com/patents/US8707473) fuck, why am I looking this stuff up.
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^^^ Idk about cancer, but I'm pretty sure sitting vs. squatting does have some impact on when or if one develops hemorrhoids.
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Strip naked and walk around the the pouring summer rain next time. To take a shit in the tranquility of natural white noise no clothes out in nature is something everyone should experience by choice in their lifetime.
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where's Ted Danzig Sr and his Drago shitting technique when you need him?
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does anyone else enjoy squatting down and taking a shit outside?
it feels so natural.
It is wonderful, as an aside to the squatting... In chinese hotels some now have "western toilets" and need to post signs like this....
(http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/06/1412595420340_wps_29_How_Not_To_Use_The_Toilet.jpg)
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Strip naked and walk around the the pouring summer rain next time. To take a shit in the tranquility of natural white noise no clothes out in nature is something everyone should experience by choice in their lifetime.
Last summer I lived down by the river and so my options were to either bathe in the gas station sink or in the rain. I did this many times.
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As for actually dropping a deuce outdoors, I've only done that while camping, and no plumbing is around. It's the wiping that is the difficult part, the wind just takes your shit-paper everywhere.
Are one of those toilet roll thieves who takes 20 sheets for one wipe and leaves the next person just the cardboard tube to wipe their ass with? :suspect:
Well, I try not to use that much, but sometimes that's what it takes. More, one sheet each for 40 wipes. When I was recently a toilet nomad (new one is installed now) I brought my own paper with me.
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We have railroad tracks about a quarter mile down the road, there's a small service station beside the tracks.
One day me and my buddy were looking on binoculars and saw a group of kids ride up on a bike. One of them pulled down their pants and shit next to the station. Pretty funny at the time.