The issues of peeing.

Actually I am too, to an extent, in a reverse kind of way. I'm a blues musician, and when I go out to play, I play blues harp. I always wear shades, because I don't like the way my eyes get all "starey" when I'm playing. I don't like to close them, so I hide them.

But I wear shades alot anyway. It makes me feel invisible.

 

Me too!!!!!

 

I wonder about that, because your eyes are so beautiful. Maybe you've been traumatized in some way.

 

Shadeswearin'gal

 

AWhhhhh! Thanks hun!
I don't like eyes because I think they are a gateway to the soul and that its rude to look at someones soul.
The only three people I have ever really looked in the eyes were my best friend, Nick, my neice ,Leighton, and My grandpa, Cecil.

 

I'm just more comfortable with shades. I think I'm a bit sensitive, and putting on shades gives me a bit more personal space. Sometimes the world around me just seems too,,busy. I like quiet spaces, but music helps me get that too. It gives me that feeling of isolation I want from the "noise",,

 

I'm with ya on that. For a long time, I was afraid of children, because they seem to just look right into your soul.

 

I don't have peeing issues. I was almost hit by a car pissing in the street (I was drunk) But yeah I've peed outside with friends standing guard be they male or female. I also don't care if anyone hears me pee. Fuck it if I have to go I'm going to go.

 

I can pee outside. Just not close to people outside.

 

I think men tend to pee loudly, just to demonstrate something. I mean, if you sound like a horse when you pee, it seems to indicate something.

 

Here's a free pee poem, mostly for the dudes:

No matter how you shake and dance,,

the last two drops go down your pants.

 

You know what's the greatest part about being a guy?

Pissing under the stars.

 

Think I'll go put on my shades and pee,,

 

Don't eat the yellow snow,,

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=don'...=0s&oq=dont+eat+the+&aqi=g:s10&fp=KxYPMM6r3XA

 

I'm in Texas.

 

Oh yeah,,

Not that it doesn't snow in Texas..just not in mid summer.

 

And isn't it summer?

 

I haven't seen snow in Texas in at least 6 years. I have seen it though.

 

This got me thinkin'

You know, the Japanese don't practice looking into the eyes. They consider it rude.

There's even been studies done on how long you should look straight at a person without glancing away, for the sake of propriety. I think it was seven seconds. Personally, I think that's a bit long, and it shouldn't be a formula anyway. It's got to do with propriety, which is something that has to fit the situation, and the person.

Some people consider it suspicious NOT to look at their eyes. They say when you apply for a job, always have eye-to-eye contact. They don't want you hiding anything.

I hate jobs. But hey,,

 

The great "piss thread" of '09,,

I'm starving. I gotta go eat. Then piss,,