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[leia131]

So here's an amusing anecdote from my day:


For Ecology we went out and collected and marked the locations of nests of various species of ants. (It was actually not bad, except for the swarms of HUGE mosquitoes...)

And in the middle of this, I look up from my pile of rotting leaf litter and slugs and acorns, and notice that Tyler, the sole male in our group, is no longer across the plot from me.

He was several feet off, back to us, facing a tree, and could only be doing one thing. (Which suspician was confirmed when he walked back adjusting his pants.)


In the middle of freaking Ecology class, in the midst of the experiment, he had to go pee on a tree. Not too far from the three other girls in his group, nevermind the rest of the class, or our professor who was randonly wandering around to the various groups.


I just don't understand men.

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[spazenport.livejournal.com]

to be completely honest...i don't understand your problem with it. He quietly excused himself from the group, walked to where you couldn't see "him" and did his thing before quietly returning to the group. I think you're just jealous that women can't be that...resourceful.

olo

I can't stop laughing

[leia131.livejournal.com]

Ok. I might not have had so much of a problem if he'd done what you said. However, there was no excusing, and I could still see most of him, if not the "him" you're referring to, and damn you because yes, I am jealous. :)



It was just... weird. And unexpected.

[spazenport.livejournal.com]

lmfao

[whatsername99.livejournal.com]

Hahahaha, after a road trip with my family, we stopped at the train station and which time my brother ran into the woods to pee. Of course, all of us girls had to go pretty badly by then, and when he got back we gave him shit for being a guy (because dammit we don't have that convenience). He was like, "I was identifying leaves."

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