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How to beat the Glasto toilet horror | |
2004-06-24 | |
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Posted by:Steve |
#6 Mike K., B-52 has two, a urinal downstairs by the door going back into the wheel wells, bomb bay, etc. and an alleged toilet (a box with a seat) behind the EW seat. That one requires the use of a plastic bag, something not always explained to new crewmembers. Not pleasant when things begin to thaw after landing. |
Posted by: RWV 2004-06-24 3:02:12 PM |
#5 Sgt Mom - Try the head on a C-141...at night...in rough weather. It's under the flight deck, and one wall is the side of the nose gear bay. Ain't heated either. And the @#$%^! seat is made of stainless steel. Mike |
Posted by: Mike Kozlowski 2004-06-24 2:11:04 PM |
#4 Upon visiting 'The Trench' I was struck by the sight of a bloated carcass of a labrador dog floating on its back in a sea of shit. Truly horrendous That poor dog! How did it end up in there!? |
Posted by: Charles 2004-06-24 1:46:00 PM |
#3 Still have to find a private place to use one of these. Or at least I would; maybe if the "ladies" at the show get crocked enough, they wouldn't. (Yecch) |
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut 2004-06-24 11:52:02 AM |
#2 Well the baggie thing would be handy... as for the funnel thingy, I was once on a trans-Pacific flight on a P-3 Orion, and they told me if I used anything except the flight urinal, I would have to clean it, so I used a tall paper cup, and just emptied it in. These look like equally creative solutions. |
Posted by: Sgt. Mom 2004-06-24 10:43:21 AM |
#1 OK I'm not a lady. I just had to relay the mushroom induced fear as a 17 year old rookie - Upon visiting 'The Trench' I was struck by the sight of a bloated carcass of a labrador dog floating on its back in a sea of shit. Truly horrendous. |
Posted by: Howard UK 2004-06-24 10:07:02 AM |