No Toilet? No Worries.

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I saw a commercial today for a prescription medication that treats the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. Among those symptoms - URGENT DIARRHEA. 

 Which begs the following question. Is there anything such as non-urgent diarrhea? 

 "Hey don't worry about me. I've got knee buckling stomach pain and burning flatulence from that street taco I just ate. But it's no problem because I have non-ugrent diarrhea. It can wait."

 Non-urgent diarrhea is the distant cousin painless gum grafting. Not that I would know.  I've had neither. 


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