[quote=""Rowan""]Where might one find one of those....?[/quote]
Caring hands sells them here. I have found this design the best of all the various ones I've used backpacking, and it comes with a tube and container for use in small planes. (Did I mention the dh is a private pilot? and I hate takeoffs and landings, and haven't much bladder capacity. So this little thingy was a kidney-saver.)
Somehow, it even gets the fluid to run uphill!
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What's the Strangest Thing in Your Purse?
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MLE (Emily Cotton)
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Julianne Douglas
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Wal-mart happy face stickers which my kids didn't like, so they gave them to me to stuff them in my purse. Ant-itch cortisone cream for my daughters eczema. Does a toothbrush and toothpaste count? Don't go anywhere without them!
Last edited by Spitfire on Mon September 8th, 2008, 7:55 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: correcting stupid spelling mistake!
Reason: correcting stupid spelling mistake!
Only the pure of heart can make good soup. - Beethoven
Wow, I do NOT win this contest - dropped yamulkes and urine funnels are out of my league. 
Right now, I would say dried liver snaps for dogs, or a picture of me on my birthday last year - I'm a bit tipsy on margaritas and wearing a large sombrero as I'm serenaded by restaurant employees. I don't want to throw it out, yet it doesn't seem important enough to put somewhere to keep.
I used to have a wallet-size high school graduation diploma. It listed my entire graduating class on the back side, and was provided with compliments of the local funeral home. Very strange. It was lost when my wallet was stolen a few years back, but I have not been called upon to prove that I graduated from high school on a moment's notice!
Right now, I would say dried liver snaps for dogs, or a picture of me on my birthday last year - I'm a bit tipsy on margaritas and wearing a large sombrero as I'm serenaded by restaurant employees. I don't want to throw it out, yet it doesn't seem important enough to put somewhere to keep.
I used to have a wallet-size high school graduation diploma. It listed my entire graduating class on the back side, and was provided with compliments of the local funeral home. Very strange. It was lost when my wallet was stolen a few years back, but I have not been called upon to prove that I graduated from high school on a moment's notice!
because I'm such a tightwad and there never is any.
At least one book, my wallet, my checkbook, McDonalds happy meal toy (or two), my work badge (so weirdo's don't get in), nine ink pens of which maybe three actually have any ink, extra set of car keys (I always lose/forget mine somewhere),10-12 reciepts, last weeks list for Walmart, and at the very bottom most likely you'll find five dollars in small change that I always forget to use or am too lazy to dump my purse and sort.