Hahahahaha, perhaps 😛 I thought about this question because of a saying my great grand father used to say… ”Y’a rien qui passe avant une envie de chier!” (Literally ”Nothing comes in the way of a need to poo”) He’d say that when people were in a hurry for something that he judged that they were worrying about for nothing. 😉 So needing to go to the bathroom certainly is a good answer 😛
Hmm… I would say my stomach and coffee, but they do wait every morning until after my bladder has been sufficiently paid attention to. So I will go with “what is my bladder?”
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COFFEE!
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I know a lot of people who would say the same, Paula 🙂
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Food!
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Hahahahahaha I’m not quite surprised 😉
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Yup! You know me.
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Water. It’s calling me as I type.
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I’m guessing you’re talking about the ocean there… I hope you had a good time Sonofa Cha-Cha!! 🙂
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Ocean, river, pond, lake. I’m not picky.
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😉
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Erm….well….nowadays, it’s my bladder that is not at all keen on waiting.
Oh….maybe that’s what sonofabeach meant.
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Hahahahaha, perhaps 😛 I thought about this question because of a saying my great grand father used to say… ”Y’a rien qui passe avant une envie de chier!” (Literally ”Nothing comes in the way of a need to poo”) He’d say that when people were in a hurry for something that he judged that they were worrying about for nothing. 😉 So needing to go to the bathroom certainly is a good answer 😛
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lol – you know it sounds so much better in French!!!
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Mouahahahhahahaha I’m not sure I’d say so, but I love how colorfull my great great grand dad was 😛
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Hmm… I would say my stomach and coffee, but they do wait every morning until after my bladder has been sufficiently paid attention to. So I will go with “what is my bladder?”
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