no two ways, she DEFINITELY was....
03-21-08, 08:35 AM
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no two ways, she DEFINITELY was....
i`d just climbed up 8kms of serious hill, crested the top, zipped up my jersey for the descent, went round a corner and there to the right was a mountain path, and about 15 feet along said path i spotted a 60ish year old woman crouching, holding a piece of white paper, wearing some odd pink shorts that seemed to fit VERY tightly down to her hiking socks....
then i realised...
in a very sudden....
horrific...
burnt-upon-retina-forever moment...
that she was definitely...
Wiping Her Arse.
the odd pink shorts weren`t shorts.
no.
they were legs.
topped by arse.
the worst bit - if it could get worse - was that the word `NOOOOOO!` emanated from my mouth, a guttural, primeval reaction, which, as i rounded the next bend, was met by the stares of a man (i presume husband) and a younger woman (daughter?), who MUST have known what i was crying out against. the woman`s shame has now become Family Shame.
the whole thing just wasn`t right...
why on the open path? there were thousands of trees to choose to go behind... thousands... and why THAT look on her face, like a frightened dog?
distressing.
no other word for it...
then i realised...
in a very sudden....
horrific...
burnt-upon-retina-forever moment...
that she was definitely...
Wiping Her Arse.
the odd pink shorts weren`t shorts.
no.
they were legs.
topped by arse.
the worst bit - if it could get worse - was that the word `NOOOOOO!` emanated from my mouth, a guttural, primeval reaction, which, as i rounded the next bend, was met by the stares of a man (i presume husband) and a younger woman (daughter?), who MUST have known what i was crying out against. the woman`s shame has now become Family Shame.
the whole thing just wasn`t right...
why on the open path? there were thousands of trees to choose to go behind... thousands... and why THAT look on her face, like a frightened dog?
distressing.
no other word for it...
03-21-08, 08:42 AM
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You saw someone right after she did a number 2.? Yes, this is the apocalypse for sure.
03-21-08, 08:50 AM
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This thread is so much better without pictures
03-21-08, 08:52 AM
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well i do believe that technically if you`re mid-wipe then you`re still actually doing your number two, i think it`d be considered one continuous action... anyone know for sure? can we get a ruling on that one? (or should i say `on that two`?)
and what does Potd mean?
and what does Potd mean?
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you KNOW there`s a website for that kind of thing, `63-Year-Old-Hikers-S******g-In-The-Woods Forums`....
pics of that would have been gold....
pics of that would have been gold....
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I don't get why this is such a big deal. I guess none of you had to go in the bush.
03-21-08, 10:41 AM
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I think part of the problem is that there were less conspicuous places to choose. To hear the OP tell it, it sounds like this woman chose to go just off the side of the road he was on.
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Defecation in the semi open is not as earth-shattering, to me, I suppose; a woman's gotta do what a woman's gotta do. Half of you have smelled your significant others' poo and may have even seen remnants in the loo, but you still tapped that ass.
But yes, carry on with the .. repulsion.
But yes, carry on with the .. repulsion.
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Food for thought: if you aren't dead by 2050, you and your entire family will be within a few years from starvation. Now that is a cruel gift to leave for your offspring. ;)
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03-21-08, 06:50 PM
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That's some funny sh**!