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You guys are DL's that are probably afraid to wear a diaper anywhere near another human in a public place but you look at photo's and people "trying" to figure out who is wearing protection your like 5 year olds who just found out Crayola makes more than 10 colors, why is it important , why is worth noting , do you want some idiot walking around behind you going "yeah this guys got one on" i mean really grow up a little !

I think this needs to be repeated. If you find a place that has "incontinence supplies" listed in their ad, you will have no problem buying diapers there. They will completely understand. I'm on the younger side. I occasionally get embarrassed when buying diapers in public, but when I go to this pharmacy -- that specializes in incontinence supplies -- they're very supportive.

Heres chapter 4 guys While winter was sleeping she was having some relativley awkward dreams. In her dreams she was in her room but now it was her nursery.She was dressed in a pink onesie and had and obvious diaper bulge. She could even see the pink ruffles if her diaper sticking out of her onesie. Looking around she noticed she was in a crib. The crib itself was white with pink bars. The mobile above her head alternating between hearts and butterflies. Suddenly the door opned and her mother walked in. Winter looked at her mom and noticed she was smiling, her mother normally had a look of disapproval when she looked at Winter but now she looked loving. " theres my beautiful baby girl" she picked Winter up and placed her on her hip. Moving over to the rocking chair she sat down and laid Winter across her lap. " Is my baby hungry" her mother started to undo her bra and lift her shirt Winter could not believe what was happening she tried to say no but all that came out her baby mouth was gurgles and coos as her mother moved her closer to her breast. Soon she heard crying and she woke up. She heard her parents running up the stairs to the nursery down the hall. Knowing they would be busy she hurriedly put on a sundress and some flip flops she got her phone and ipod and silently left the house and started to walk to the Bakers house. " that dream was so awkward my mom actually liked me and i could feel the warmth of her body" Walking onto the Bakers porch she decided to just think about it later

Repaid1, Semper Fi brother! I too have my sword (Mameluke), a Nepolese Kukuri and Operation Iraqi Freedom locking blade; but no fire arms. I agree with most of the opinion express here, especially Square Duck's idea to make punishments more public. Aside from the ground that has already been covered, I wanted to something a little different to the discussion. All, What happened was truly shocking and of course the patrons in that theatre will never be the same. What will happen to local movie theatres, the American film industry and all those over paid actors down the hill? If we apply what we saw from the 9-11 response, many theatres will be forced to close. They will either not be able to afford "enhanced security" or suffer too big a loss of ticket sales. I'm assuming it's pretty bad for them given the ages of the children at that late showing and what the rating required them to do at the ticket sales booth. If movie screens close, it will affect the profitability of films and trickle down to all the unionized people currently working in the movie industry. One of America's biggest exports could be positioned for a massive downsizing. What idiots like this guy never consider is the ripple effect. That also is that say that al qaeda knew the second and third order effects of the attacks on 9-11. Our airlines and part of our economy still haven't recovered from that. Time will tell what the effects of this are to us as a Nation.

I forgot to add that he should then be handed a shovel again, and dig his own grave...and also a hammer to help build the scaffold in front of the theater where he committed this act. There they can sell tickets to his hanging. he wants attention, then he gets it. I'm all for public executions again, so he can have his day in the sun, but not the way he wants it.... he can then be publicly hung by the neck until dead, with a huge audience watching.... then get dumped in the hole he dug for himself.....buried and forgotten.... But I am sure someone would complain that this is "cruel and unusual punishment" but those are the people who fail to consider those left behind by his acts....the parents brothers and sisters, husbands,wives and children who had someone important taken away from them. THEY have to live with that for the rest of their lives, whith out thier permission! Now tell me what "Cruel and unusual punishment" is again!

Maybe we need to ban movie theaters and Batman movies since they seem to attract wackos who like to do harm to others. Gun control does absolutely nothing for anyone, as guns are inanimate objects and can't do anything on their own, but require a "PERSON" to pick them up and load and aim it to do it's work. People control with firearms through mandatory education is a much more reasonable approach to this situation. Though I don't think there isn't really that much gun violence,but what there is gets hugely sensationalized in the media because it's just so "news worthy" I don't like this any more than anyone else, but making mandatory education of gun ownership and putting people though classes to teach not just marksmanship, but RESPECT for both teh weapon and people in general and stress the respect of others and that gun play is a last resort CHOICE, would go a long way in curtailing a lot of this kind of crap. This obviously was a planned event, to generate attention and what ever other "need' this nutwad has. I read that he's not cooperating with police now also, just to keep the attention thing going. He needs to be handed a shovel....and be made to dig the graves for the people he killed....and also bury them...one at a time...then face each family member, man, woman and child, and apologize and explain "WHY"....one at a time, to each and every person involved...face to face.... but that will never happen, and evidently he is to much of a coward to do it anyways. Real brave thing to take up a loaded weapon and use it against unarmed and harmless people in an entertainment situation. I just hope he rots in a dark dungeon somewhere forever

Okay I think we are ALL missing the grand point. This proves that Pirating movies saves lives

It is too bad, that someone in the theatre did not have a conceal carry permit. Even with body armor, a pistol shot would slowed this asshole down.

What? Gun control policies only make it harder for law abiding citizens to arm themselves. Criminals BREAK THE LAW\. If they want a gun they are going to get one, no matter what the laws say. The walls in a movie theater have to be soundproof, otherwise folks seeing one show would be hearing sounds from another... they're typically concrete and pretty darn thick. A five year old certainly has no place seeing any Dark Knight movie, and if I were a manager I wouldn't have let anyone with an infant into the theater period.

HAHA, I was hired on as a cashier at a major grocery chain. I was a bagger for a month before they gave me the proper training to be on the register. I had several middle aged customers buy diapers, ladies products, etc. My response: instictively double bag the diapers, or simply toss them in the cart with the rest of the items. We can actually get fired if we manage to piss off the customer. People can tolerate a lot of things, but thoughtless humiliation is not one of them. Just because they won't speak up while they are in the store does not mean they will phone the manager when they get home or write a letter to corporate. In a way, every customer who walks through the door is a supervisor of sorts. Let's say for the sake of argument I saw a customer buying adult size paccifiers, bottles, and diapers along with other items. Let's say she was even wearing high pigtails. Even if I knew she was AB, it would not be a safe thing to discuss at work. Remember that someone can be offended on another's behalf, and this can also cost us our jobs. It is not professional to engage in conversation that not everyone present can engage in comfortably.