Help for the ladies.

[DJE]

Could this be the solution if caught short at sea?

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They were discussing it in far too much detail on Radio 2 this lunchtime.

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[janeK]

In a rough sea trying to position these items would be somewhat indusive to injury.

maybe ok for Glastonbury but for the high seas I don't think so

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[boatmike]

Good thing too. There has to be at least one thing remaining that a woman can't claim to do as well as a man.......

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[Abigail]

Hey - it's got to be better than taking everything off (because could do it through zippers) and/or using a bucket in the cockpit because the heads make you seasick ...

Worth a try for £5! But we're not promising a report back!

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UK & Ireland distributors of Swifgig

 

[alahol2]

Aren't they using it upside down....




sorry, I'll get me coat.

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[mirabriani]

My old boss used to say "I'll treat women as equals when they pee standing up"
He would turn in his grave!

Briani

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