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URINATING BEHIND DEPARTING PERSON

Volume 3, entries 4312. Source context: THE PHYSICAL HUMAN BODY ITSELF → URINE. Entries listed under this heading in the source volume.

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Entry 4312

Volume 3 · printed page 2605 · Memphis, Tenn.

[Here is a rite that may have been widespread and fairly common at one time, but I found few examples of it - the urine rite.] Take plain table salt an' each time dey go out, she kin throw it behin' dem. An' some people will jis' urinate behin' dem people. Ah've know dat tuh make em move.

(The salt itself will make them move?)

Jis' plain table salt, dat's it.

(If that person urinates behind them, that'll make them move?)

Dat'll make dem move.

(Well, how would they urinate behind them?)

Dey watch fo' dem, or some people will hold it fo' jis' dat length of time. If somebody goes out an' dat dey jis' hate 'em an' don't want 'em, yuh know, dey jis' squat behin' dem an' jis' do dat, an' den take de broom an' sweep it right straight out behin' dem.

Related subjects: Broom, Move, Salt, Sweep, Urine

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