I’ve heard from a few weirdoes in somewhat questionable articles about the health benefits of drinking your own urine, but thankfully I’ve never had to live with one of these characters.

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The same can’t be said for the flatmate of 68 year old Brother Sage from Colorado, who doesn’t seem too wild about the fact that Sage stores urine in their shared refrigerator. Sage doesn’t seem to give a hoot though and is determined to keep practicing ‘urotherapy’, saying the following:

It’s a good idea if this is your lifestyle to check in with potential housemates so they know you do this in your room, bathroom or in the house, so there won’t be that moment of ‘surprise, I do urine therapy.

That created a hiccup in the house I’m in and I’m just readjusting where I do my practice now and starting to look for a new location.

The bedroom and my bathroom are too close to the kitchen so smells go down the hallway.

I’m [now] either practicing out in the yard, go to a nearby location or hot springs and spend three days just having a good time with it, then it’s out of my system.

When there’s something so near and dear to you, it feels like a compromise not being able to do the practice.

We had a lovely talk – a heart to heart – and there’s no hard feeling. We just need to make some adjustments.

Geez that’s so rank and makes me feel sick just typing it out. It’s also kinda weird that he recommends letting potential housemates know that you practice urotherapy before you move in, but it doesn’t seem like he’s actually done this himself which is why he’s having this dispute with his current flatmate. Weirdo.

Also who the hell has a flatmate when they’re 68? Maybe – and even then it’s a strong maybe – if you’re living somewhere super expensive like Los Angeles or New York, but in Colorado? Gimme a break guy. What a loser.

For more of the same, check out this 34 year old vegan explaining why he drinks his own piss. Another freak.