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Steve Irwin Pissa 

Grabbing the head of your snake, pinching as not hold the urine while pulling it out of the bush to pee.
I had to go so bad it was a Steve Irwin Pissa
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Steve Irwin Pissa 

When you have to piss so bad but need to hold it so you grab the snake by the head to pinch it as you rip it out of the bush trying to make it out to the open
I almost pissed my pants so badly, if I hadn't done the Steve Irwin Pissa I’d be soaked !

Steve Irwin Pissa 

When you have to Piss so bad but your snake is still tucked away. You then quickly pinch the head, rip it from the bush and squeeze it until you can relive yourself safely !
I was talking with Jamie when suddenly I had to do a Steve Irwin Pissa before I soaked my pants and Jamie !
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