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This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others. I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
I don’t want to think too much about this one! (I love water parks)
I counter with there is always a line to get in the restrooms at a water park.
Phil, I counter that only the waterparks with the chemicals that turn colors to highlight the “Wee Wee ones” have lines…
Any time someone tells me that there are chemicals in the pool that show the urine, I counter with, “… … Nope. See?”
Warm spot. Do you suppose its better to swim in the lake, to emerge covered in Fish piss?
In a related matter, I can’t say about the dog, but I’m just about 100% certain the cat didn’t pee in the pool.
Fortunately, urine is a sterile solution — I wouldn’t want to drink it, but swimming at the water park is harmless, especially at the rate of dilution which occurs.
I am now glad that summer is almost over, and our travels to water parks is done.
@Sofa Spud – it is sterile for healthy people, and then only if it comes out via a catheter.
bryan, I counter once more with the allusion that the water park is a giant urinal. Ergo every line is a line to the restroom. >:)
While I’m grateful to all those who actually use the bathroom *and* wash their hands, I find it humorous to see kids spend a few minutes with their hands beneath the dryer right before running out and jumping back into the pool.