Did you know Astronauts have to strap themselves to the toilet when they need to use the facility?
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So do I after a curry evening 
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No thank you Bret! 
I was all trivved out during the 80’s
Don’t wanna go back there!
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I’m creating an image here …
So how do they stop the byproducts floating aimlessly about.
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Good question…
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I’m glad you shared my thought …it’s true what they say, you know.
Great minds think alike.
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The AI genuis has just explained it to me …
Astronauts pee in space using a specialized vacuum toilet system that relies on suction rather than gravity. A hose with a funnel adapter sucks urine into a container, where it is later recycled into drinking water, or during spacewalks, they use high-absorption diapers called Maximum Absorbency Garments (MAGs).
Suction hey. Could be a hairy experience for a man.
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As the Chinese would say “Won long pee”
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Suction. The toilet uses a suction system, creating a seal (vacuum) around the bottom and the rim of the toilet.
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