H/T Scissorhead Dennis Cole
Balint: Rather than addressing a number of serious concerns our constituents have, they are choosing to waste our time talking about public urination. Do you have anything additional you want to say about public urination?
Boebert: I do pic.twitter.com/c00sz7xSjY— Acyn (@Acyn) March 29, 2023
Mock Paper Scissors 
I thought that urination is what the people of South Sudan were told in 2011.
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ARRRRRRGGGGG. I can’t believe this idiot is in Congress. And she thinks she is so smart.
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Guess Bobert was just checking to see if would be safe to have her weenie wielding husband spend some time in DC.
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A “handbook”
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I know that men are the default in everything, but now let’s see how women can piss in public.
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We’d pretty much have to wear a full skirt and go commando under the skirt. And use the cup.
(No, I’ve never tried it.)
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She charges extra for that.
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Someone should ask her about a certain “event” in Moscow.
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I’m a big advocate of public pissing, as long as it is done on the appropriate grave or presidential library, I’m looking at Dallas, College Station, Simi Valley, Darth Cheney and Kissinger as attractive targets.
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I think Nixon rates as number one. Instead of the perpetual flame, his grave would have the perpetual urination patrol.
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A perpetually flushing trough urinal would be an adequate monument.
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I’m holding out for Trump’s grave, and that takes a lot of control, now that I’m on lasix.
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I’m surprised that I’m the first one to comment that Boebert’s waste-of-time public urination question really pisses me off.
Then again, perhaps my comment is jejune.
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Subtle, Redhand. It took me a moment.
And jejune is a lovely misuse. Bonus points awarded.
Rgds,
TG
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