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I keep pee cones in my car for days like today. I also keep snac

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The forum discussion begins with oggie123 stating that they keep pee cones in their car in case of emergencies. They also keep snacks and fill their water bottle before leaving work. They mention getting stuck for 10 hours on Northpark during the last flood and having to pee in a movie theater popcorn bucket. Luannski asks what pee cones are, and grinchy asks about the traffic on Northpark and Kingwood. E mentions the term "trucker bomb," and J2911 explains that pee cones are an apparatus that allows you to pee standing up and flows into a container. WilmaB asks if it's for males or females, and oggie123 confirms that it's for females. Donnawisdom shares their experience of being stuck at the front of Northpark during Imelda and how hard it was to find a place to pee. Chiza mentions a device called SheWiz and explains that it's made for females. J2911 adds that anyone can use it and that some have attachments so you can use it even when stuck in the car. Ruger5 wonders how you can pull your pants down, and oggie123 explains that you have to unzip and pull them down some. They also mention that their pee cones are flat and pop open for one-time disposal use. NparkTexican recommends using Gatorade or Powerade bottles for males, and Rocklady2020 thinks it's a smart idea. Billcherie2 mentions that the military uses them on jet aircraft too. TEXASGIRLMAMMA and billcherie2 both share their experiences of being stuck in traffic and needing to pee. ProblemAgain suggests using pee cones to fill water bottles before leaving home, and SandyKnee jokes about using it to pee behind a tree on the golf course. TexasTideFan suggests wearing Depends, and Chiza mentions using pee cones in the wheelhouse during long boat trips. Jellybeaner is surprised to learn about pee cones and admits to living a sheltered life. The discussion ends with various members sharing their experiences of getting stuck in traffic and needing to pee, and others suggesting using blankets or blackout windows to cover up while peeing.

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 24, '23 9:35pm

Jellybeaner : Obviously you have never been stuck on the 610 Loop or somewhere on I-10 between Beaumont and Baton Rouge. Actually wearing some Depends makes way more sense.

@TexasTideFan : don't forget that astronaut !

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 5:06am

This might work?

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 5:18am

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 6:23am

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 6:23am

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 6:36am

This might work?

@HappyDay2016 : Where's the TP roll holder?

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 6:41am

@UptownGirl : I was not leaving my brand new car (at the time) on Northpark. There was no where to pull off. I was about 7 miles from home and that water was high and full of debris. I wasn't walking/swimming through the multiple flood areas between the front and back of Kingwood.

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 6:59am

@Ruger5 : Keep a throw or blanket in your car - cover with it - better than suffering.

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 7:07am

Ruger5 : Keep a throw or blanket in your car - cover with it - better than suffering.

@Kittle : Speaking of, if I added those fully black out Windows, problem solved, dh says they're against the law but I see them every single day by the tons. I actually like those dark windows a lot.

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 7:11am

Kittle : Speaking of, if I added those fully black out Windows, problem solved, dh says they're against the law but I see them every single day by the tons. I actually like those dark windows a lot.

@Ruger5 : Have you driven at night with those dark windows? They can make it tough for the driver to see. No problem if you don't drive at night.

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 8:24am

@Ruger5 : Lol. Blackout windows would work. A throw is cheaper and legal plus warm if the weather is cold. Of course you love cold. Just saying.

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 8:33am

Ruger5 : Have you driven at night with those dark windows? They can make it tough for the driver to see. No problem if you don't drive at night.

@buffaloglenn : I'd only add them to front and back seat side windows but just this week I saw a few that actually had the rearview window blacked out. How is this legal? I mean, there are so many of these fully blacked out windows on the road nowâ€¦â€¦.maybe it's no longer against the law but dh says it is. SMH

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~ 2 years, 1 mo ago Jan 25, '23 9:43pm

@oggie123 : It never hurts to be prepared.

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