19 February 2008
Circadian rhythms
Interesting note about changing time zones that I learned on my last deployment: it takes only a few days to adjust your sleep schedule, but 2-3 weeks to change your bladder schedule. When you combine this with an desert environment where you need to drink a lot more water, and a camp environment where the pisser is about 100 yards away, you find yourself getting up sometime in the middle of the your sleep cycle to get dressed and walk-run to the bathroom. Quite annoying.
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ha ha ha...that's awesome to hear about but would be even funnier to watch. why get dressed? its the middle of the night...no one is watching and if they are...they deserve the show. :) Too bad you can't just piss outside your door. that would be so much easier. that's the nice thing about camping.
Heh...well, the best reason is because it's b*lls @ss cold.
Also relevant, if I was seen, I'd be in pretty big trouble.
Interesting historical note: in the field portion of basic training (12 years ago!!!), we would piss out the back door of the tent. They didn't like that though because people were getting pinkeye.
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