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how do people in the first row of huge shows like woodstock goes to the toilet? do they pee themselves or they have diapers?
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They walk, on two feet, like other people to the toilets, pee, walk back... i'm quite sure that's how 99,9999% of them do it. -
Many events don't allow the people up front to leave once they've arrived, for safety and security purposes.Originally posted by liesjeComment
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Those hat could not wait had to pee on the ground. Not difficult, and everybody had to do it.
If you had seen the state of the Toilets t some of those event you would not have wanted to go near them.Comment
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Originally posted by liesje
they are too many people, they can't leave the first row and come backComment
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The crowds will come and go before the headline act, but if you want to make sure you have that front row spot I guess you have to have a strategy. Some just drink very little, and hold it... others probably will wear diapers or just wet themselves (in skirts, the latter will be less noticeable!)Comment
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Look, apparently some of you don't get out much. i've been to close to fifty or more festivals, quite a few of them close to 100 000 people. I've only wet myself twice, and that was my choice. No, it's not that hard to find a porta potty or what is it you call them. There's enough of them and the lines aren't that bad. Getting from the front lines of a gig to the toilets, peen, and go back is at the max maybe 20 minutes. Stop dreaming...Originally posted by cmpunk67
Have i seen other girls wet themselves at festivals? Yes. Often? No. Why? Too drunk to care, or too high to care.
The two times I did it it was hot (summer) I was wearing a longish skirt, no shoes, didn't want to leave and just went down my legs because I felt like doing it. Once it was raining so I was wet anyways, the other time it was too dark to see. I enjoyed both and would do it again, but really, it's not that hard getting to a loo at a festival that is somewhat well organised...Comment
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Are we discussing the huge shows of old; Woodstock, Bath, IOW, or the equivalent today??
I went to some in UK and universally the Toilet facilities varied from inadequate to primitive to non-existent. At the time I was more interested in the music and the desperation, but there must have been plenty.
My hazy recollection of those days is that females were far more inhibited than those of today, especially females on this board, and I think they would have held their pee to agonising levels rather than wet, even when wearing a long skirt.
Maybe there was more interest in Chemical intoxicants than alcoholic dinks, so lee to fill their bladders. I do not remember drinking much, and never saw any beer, or wine on sale in the arenas. Nor can I remember ever wanting to pee.Comment
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I've seen one girl wet herself standing in line at a festival. A row of portapotties, maybe 8-10 people in line in front of each. A really cute girl, blond, thin, wearing a short but not mini dress, standing in line next to me, obviously desperate but trying not to hold herself in public. She's on the outside line and I'm next over, watching her struggle. This was before everyone had a phone cam...too bad. Finally with maybe 5 or so people ahead of her, she moves off the line, maybe 10 feet, and I see peeing streaming down her legs and she just stops, spreads her legs and pees under her dress. I wish I could have seen her soaked panties, but not so much. She finishes peeing and leaves, many people just looking at her as she looked at the ground. No one said a word. A huge turn on (for me).
A close friend at a concert told me she accidentally wet herself while trying to find a toilet. She was wearing a long dress and no one knew...but she said she was nevertheless embarrassed.Comment
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