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The Something Awful Forums > Main > General Bullshit > Peeing in the bathtub: does the water level rise, fall, or stay the same?
What happens to the water level when you pee in the bathtub?
Water level rises
Water level falls
Water level stays the same
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Flannelette
Jan 17, 2010


 It depends if pee is stored in the balls or not, pee in the balls will make them swell and displace water.

Time_pants posted:


Water level rises: The safe choice?? Your disgusting body displaces water because of the power of density I think,


Your body displaces water because it displaces that water, we don't care about things floating or not here. When you pee your bladder shrinking doesn't make you smaller and the water isn't going to rush up your junk and fill it back up again no matter how many deviant art posts you've drawn of that.

Flannelette fucked around with this message at 06:46 on Aug 28, 2020

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Flannelette
Jan 17, 2010

RandomFerret posted:

the human body is less dense than water

pee is denser than water because it is a solution of water and filtered impurities

therefore more mass is transferring to the bath water than volume

the amount of mass in the tub has not changed but the post-piss body displaces less water than before

the water level lowers

Displacement is purely a measure of volume, chiefly the volume where the water can not go anymore. Why people keep talking about mass and density? :catstare:

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