After that, (the petrol station) I thought I was good. However, 8 mins later, the old colon spasms started again, I started to sweat, and Levi and I were talking too much about
"needing to spray mud". So I asked him if we could change the subject b/c I was getting anxious and felt as if I needed to .... again. Then the diarrhea panic started (you know, that
prehistoric reflex that sets in when you have to .... but have nowhere to relieve your self). I was in traffic, way past the petrol station, and kept thinking how would I clean myself if I squatted by the side of the road?....not to mention that my
roadside .... would be world wide Powerslide news!! (Don't travel with Jum if you don't want an editorial on your travails the next day) My eyes were literally darting to and fro as I was wiping sweat from my brow, all the while looking for a relatively clandestine spot to make Pooh. Finally we get to the parking lot (after we missed the first exit off the carriage way ....... it!!) and I make a bee-line for the shitters. Bonnie asked, "aren't you coming up to the grand stand?", I answered as politely as I could to a lady I just met, "no thanks, I've got to .... again!." Sure enough, I made it to the toilets without incident. I quickly
blasted out the last of the toxically-spicy Indian fare from its colonic dungeon and was good to go for the rest of the day! Whew.....I saved myself from Powerslide infamy. Now I just had to cope with was my
private hell from residual spicy "Swamp Ass" for the rest of the day (as you can't properly cleanse your anus in a packed public restroom; I need baby wipes or paper towel with soap and water usually). Thank goodness it wasn't warm and humid outside, that makes for a much more unbearable swamp ass episode. God bless the frigid English summer!