i gotta pee but this chair is really comfortable and im worried if i move it wont be as comfy when i get back?

Question

i gotta pee but this chair is really comfortable and im worried if i move it wont be as comfy when i get back?

Answer 1

Well Jesus, just remember the old saying, "What goes in must eventually come out". Now that is entirely up to you whether that happens in your comfy chair or in the Bano.

Answer 2

Walk with your chair over towards the window. Oh no, that wont work. Go and pee silly.

Answer 3

piss in the chair it will only make things more comfortable, a recent study has suggested that pee is warm, and that warm things increase comfort levels up to 50%



stay in the chair

Answer 4

what are you for real

Answer 5

ummmm....if u p yourself it wont b very comfortable so suggest u go p....now

Answer 6

1)Take it with u, just hold the bottom and when u get near the toilet bowl, u just put it down, when u finished, u sit back and hold the bottom and go back simple as that. 2)Get one of those pee bottle when u finished peeing put on the floor when u finished what you're doing empty it and wash and leave it for next time. 3)

Well u have to get use to it.

Answer 7

Write back & let us know if UR still comfy after you piss the chair.

Answer 8

Hmm you could pee in your pants.. or if you are a guy then use your feet and move some sort of container in front of you then aim and fire.



Or just live life on the edge, stand up and go pee then when you come back it may or may not be as comfy.. no one knows, like a game of chance.. living dangerously. sounds like an adventure.

Answer 9

sound like you have found yourself in quite the conundrum. unless you have a large bottle available near you, you are going to have to bite the bullet and get up. i feel your pain.

Answer 10

go ahead and piss yourself. see how the chair feels then.

Answer 11

If you just got her then you must already have vet appointments lined up for her vaccinations. Talk to your vet about it. It sounds normal to me, but she could have an underlying bladder infection that if left untreated will become very painful for her. At 4 months old, and with this problem she should really be sleeping in a kennel. The kennel should only be large enough for her to stand up, turn around and lay down. If it is any bigger she will pee at one end and sleep at the other. When you take her out of the kennel, immediately take her outside and instruct her to 'go potty'. Only give her a few minutes to perform this task and take her back in, otherwise she won't understand that she is out there to potty verses running, playing and exploring. While she potties, quietly praise her (so you don't distract her too much from her task), when she is done, praise her with excitement and petting to let her know how pleased you are (she will definitely want to get that reaction again). Make sure that all piddle spots inside are cleaned with a pet stain/odor neutralizer. The cleaning products that satisfy our senses will not satisfy the acute sense of smell that a dog has and she will actually be encourage to return to those spots (as will otherwise well trained dogs that are visiting). You didn't mention her breed(s), some breeds generally are easier to potty train than others. Good luck and don't forget to talk to the vet to rule out any medical conditions that you may need to be aware of and treat. Good luck and enjoy your new puppy.

Answer 12

if you don't go and pee, then the seat will get wet, not very comfortable then, is it?

Answer 13

don't leave that chair.... u got your cup on the table?

Answer 14

Well, ok... you just sit and be comfy... I'll run pee.

Answer 15

do what I do, when you finish ya beer, piss in the can,.. just don't leave it too close to the one you're drinking!

Answer 16

shutup. go pee.

Answer 17

WHAT A GREAT QUESTION! HAHAHA