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> Everyone is free to stand in the physical shower stall as long as they want! As long as they keep water flow within the allocated quota. I'm going to be turn
by jrochkind1 4y ago
> Everyone is free to stand in the physical shower stall as long as they want! As long as they keep water flow within the allocated quota.
I'm going to be turning on the water to get wet, soaping up, turning on the water to rinse. If I have some extra maybe I'll let the water just run for some seconds to enjoy it.
More people in the shower isn't going to help, they're just going to get in the way.
Also, at least 10 years ago when I heard from someone who was there, the over-winter population at the base was super-majority men, rather homophobic, and flaunting any hetereosexual couplings you had was... fraught, due to issues of jealosy and competition.
- bartvk 4y agoI wonder if there are libido-inhibiting drugs you can take, and whether that would help.
- KineticLensman 4y agoThe British Army allegedly used Bromide in tea for this purpose in WW2 [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bromide#Folk_and_passé_medicine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bromide#Folk_and_passé_medicin...
- ReptileMan 4y agoOld joke from where I live Two old vets (in their 90s) are sitting in a bench The first says - Mate, do you remember the bromide they gave us in the military? The second - yeah? The first guy - Well it started to work.
- rootusrootus 4y ago> I'm going to be turning on the water to get wet, soaping up, turning on the water to rinse. Commonly called a military shower[0], and exactly what I do in my RV when boondocking. [0] In the military, ironically, even in boot camp we didn't shower this way, we just went very quickly. just the pits...
- rtkwe 4y agoI've heard that specifically called a Navy shower in most cases not generically military.