The implication is that 130,972 should be considered a lower estimate for the number of full-bladdered adults needed to turn the pool green.
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A few special establishments had "urination troughs" at the foot of the bar, for full-bladdered drinkers to relieve themselves without abandoning their steins or conversations.
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For a nation swamped in conspiracy theories, the mystery of whether these are flesh-and-full-bladdered humans typing somewhere in a high-vis vest as a conveyor belt full of slogan T-shirts and bulk lube rattles beside them is tantalizing.
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Assuming the Incident was perpetrated by a group of standard, full-bladdered adults, and assuming nobody peed twice, you'd need:78,583 /0.6L = 130,972 full human bladders to turn an Olympic pool green That is an awful lot of desperate bathroom-goers—it is close to half the population of Iceland.
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Since then, Russell has continuously collaborated with the New York crew, and to mark his induction into an esteemed circle that includes The Bunker co-founder Bryan Kasenic, Derek Plaslaiko, and Mike Servito, he recently pulled off a feat that only the most experienced (and strong-bladdered) DJs dare to attempt: playing for ten hours straight.
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This led to a right old stooshie when the ladette, who was well-bladdered, booted him up his wazoo.
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A writer from the Daily Record included the episode in which Stuart attacked Chrissie in their "pick of the day" feature. They said it had "devastating consequences" and branded it a "disastrous turn of events". A Daily Star writer also named the episode in their "pick of the day". They branded Stuart as "seriously bladdered" and "deranged".
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Pneumatic bladders, known as dunnage bags, are used to stabilize cargo within a container. Pneumatic bladders are used in medical research. Leading edge inflatable kites use pneumatic bladders restrained by a fabric case; the bladder is selected slightly larger than the case, so that at operational inflation the bladder is not stressed while the case defines the final shape of the leading edge. Many of the wing's airfoil ribs are similarly bladdered.
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It was originally intended as a vehicle for him as the average man caught up in the store full of odd characters and baroque customs, and, for the first four series, he received top billing every other episode, alternating with Mollie Sugden. However, as it developed into more of an ensemble piece, he found his role (and his billing) being greatly reduced as other characters came to the top. He left the role in 1980, as filming for the show clashed with a lengthy tour for a play. In 1972 he appeared as the weak-bladdered producer of a local theatre company in Steptoe and Son, Episode 2 series 7 – "A Star is Born".
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