Or maybe you've dreamt about taking a leak in deep outer space.
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The rapper was spotted in WeHo Tuesday taking a leak on someone's garage door.
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The woman is kneeling, and the man is taking a leak in her mouth.
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I have fewer problems with it when someone is taking a leak against a Hitler bunker.
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No, no, they're equipped with sensors to detect when you're taking a leak, and only show you the ads then.
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Police say the officer turned her back to Thomas' cell and continued reading the consent form, and heard him taking a leak.
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But KB says some guys got no problem taking a leak mid-race ... and even claims one of his teammates broke the seal BEFORE his race started!
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Now, you can still get a summons for pounding a beer on the street, but drinking (and taking a leak) in public is no longer a jailable crime.
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In a video that was sent to the station, the man can be seen pulling his gloves off and taking a leak right underneath the still-moving conveyor belt.
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Knight tells us ... he was taking a leak at a club in Mobile, Alabama back in December when he heard two other guys in the bathroom complaining about their wives.
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"He started abusing some of the passengers and crew and then made a pass at one of the female passengers before taking a leak in the aisle," the witness recalled to the outlet.
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Juan's taking a leak on a tree while Comanche, really playing the elder now, explains to us that the human trafficking business is just not what it used to be in Ambos Nogales.
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It posts pictures of such eyesores as defaced subway signs, Dumpsters that are disappearing under mountains of uncollected garbage and even, recently, a man in a kitschy gladiator costume taking a leak in public.
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Longtime Alaskan broadcaster Dick Lobdell identified KBYR as the source of the famous Alaskan blooper presented on Kermit Schaefer's blooper albums of an announcer declaring that he would be "taking a leak out the window" to determine how cold it was. KBYR was originally on 1240 kHz. It moved to 1270 in 1956 then to 700 in 1971.
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The duo too return his favour by realizing their dreams and making him proud. They soon become popular as no nonsense upright cops. One day, however, Kaveri (Dia Mirza), who happens to be Uday's girlfriend, gets into an argument with Inspector Shankar aka Encounter Shankar after she witnesses him taking a leak in the river & scolds him. Shankar tries to slap Kaveri but Uday intervenes and beats Shankar up badly.
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Since elimination of bodily wastes is, of necessity, a subject talked about with toddlers during toilet training, other expressions considered suitable for use by and with children exist, and some continue to be used by adults, e.g. "weeing", "doing/having a wee-wee", "to tinkle", "go potty". Other expressions include "squirting" and "taking a leak", and, predominantly by younger persons for outdoor female urination, "popping a squat", referring to the position many women adopt in such circumstances. National varieties of English show creativity.
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Atsuko 'Nuku Nuku' Natsume Voiced by: Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese), Allison Keith (English) The de facto protagonist and title character. Nuku Nuku started out as just a stray cat Ryunosuke stumbled upon taking a leak while on the run with his father Kyusaku after retrieving (stealing) a prototype android of Kyusaku's own design to keep it from being sold off to the military by Ryu's mother Akiko. The stray cat was shot in the crossfire short by Akiko's henchwomen quickly after Ryu was allowed to keep the cat as a Christmas present. In a moment of brilliance Kyusaku put the dying cat's brain into the android, giving the feline sapience and the android emotions.
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