Taking a poo after drinking lots of grape Gatorade the day before is interesting to say the least. It comes out deep purpley blue. :eek: (No, there wasn’t any toilet bowl dye involved.)
Try pre-natal vitamins. I didn’t think that that particular shade occured in nature. The weird thing is how fast it happens: I take two large, hard, horsepills and within 20 minutes my pee makes Mountain Dew look anemic. 20 minutes! How the heck does anything digest that fast?
Except when I was really sick with a headcold and sinus infection. Interestingly enough, the pee didn’t get so neon, despite the extra vitamins I was taking (6 a day instead of 4). A little bright, but not as intense. So I guess my body must have been using more of whatever the neon component is. (My doc WAGged it was the B vitamins.)
When I was a hospital corpsman, I learned of a harmless pharmacutical that made you pee bright red. I swallowed the pill and maybe an hour later, I was peeing in a color that looked just like bright red blood.
Told the boys about it, they tried it, too, and then we fantasized about somehow surreptitiously slipping the pill to some of our Cuban buddies - maybe our girlfriends, even - in Gtmo City. We’d then spin a scary tale about a deadly disease that has popped up here in in the Oriente province, and how a team of navy MDs were quietly seeking the cure. Problem was, you feel fine, but suddenly you pass blood and two hours later, you’re dead.
Was that methylene red that changed the color of your urine to red? I’d rather use methylene blue. Sure, it doesn’t look like blood, but… come on, blue pee.
So now we’ve figured out red, yellow and blue… we can make some serious snow art.
There’s also a mediaction commonly known as “green meanies” that make you pee flourescent green.
So with the right combination of drugs and plenty of beer, you could make a 4-color snow printer - the P-jet!