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Posted by Sloroll on October 20, 2004 at 05:30:03 from (69.66.87.246):
In Reply to: Re: There is a rat under the shed posted by Allan in NE on October 20, 2004 at 05:21:05:
I have developed what I call pilot bladder. I NEVER miss an opertunity to water the dog. I go before I go to town, go out side, sometimes just when I leave the room. You never know when the next pit stop will be so It is consitantly drained. If there is a known trip I limit myself to one cup of coffee no closer than three hours to wheels up (I will not give up my coffee). There are devices mfg to help with this issue. In the planes I fly it is somewhat like standing on your head under your desk to get business accomplished with out offending the clean up crew (me).
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