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They mentioned the empty bottle. I'm sure he didn't have to poop living in a crate for five days with only water to drink.
by flatline 6y ago
They mentioned the empty bottle. I'm sure he didn't have to poop living in a crate for five days with only water to drink.
- _whiteCaps_ 6y agoEven if you aren't eating, the bacteria in your digestive system are producing waste.
- Karawebnetwork 6y agoSeveral days without defecation is not comfortable but quite easily achievable.
- jeromegv 6y agoCouple days? Sure. 5 days?
- amelius 6y agohttps://www.quora.com/Whats-the-longest-a-human-has-ever-gone-without-pooping https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-longest-a-human-has-ever-gon...
- PhineasRex 6y agoBeing constipated for 5 days is not particularly unusual, especially for people who've just undergone a major surgery
- function_seven 6y agoHappens to me every time I go camping. Not through deliberate choice or anything. I just... don't go. Most convenient psychosomatic issue ever. Though it's a little rough on day 5. I imagine that if I went camping, and didn't eat anything, Camping Mode would last longer.
- dorkwood 6y agoI was about to give this same example. I'm sure I've gone almost a week while camping in the past.
- Karawebnetwork 6y agoThis is also the example I had in mind but didn't want to write. Going on an adventure always stops my system. It seems that my body takes the "leave no trace" principle very seriously. Once I get home, it goes back to its normal schedule. This happens on outdoor adventures, but also on long car trips to museums, etc.
- atat7024 6y agoYou're not toxic shocking your gut with alcohol?
- function_seven 6y agoI don't know, maybe. But this mode activates every time I leave my house for extended periods. Whether or not I'm drinking. I call it "Camping Mode", but it also happens on vacations and business trips.
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