Guards who must stay on duty and are not permitted to leave their posts; this is sometimes called the "watchman's urinal".[1][2] It has long been suggested that legislators don a diaper before an extended filibuster, so often that it has been jokingly called "taking to the diaper." [3][4][14][15] Some death row inmates who are about to be executed wear "execution diapers" to collect body fluids expelled during and after their death.[3][4][16] People diving in diving suits (in former times often standard diving dresses) may wear diapers because they are underwater continuously for several hours.[3][17] Similarly, pilots may wear them on long flights.[3][4][18] In 2003, Hazards magazine reported that workers in various industries were taking to wearing diapers because their bosses denied them toilet breaks during working hours.