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  1. Spa Magazine is (or was) a satirical magazine in Japan. Think "The Onion". The joke ended up getting spread around, with plenty of content creators and news sites just citing other sources and never doubting its veracity, because so many other sources were talking about it and Japan is known for being industrious and a bit wacky. Sensationalism sells. Kinda like the idea that the astronaut Lisa Nowak wore adult diapers she'd stolen from NASA (even though NASA has a meticulously rationed stock of Absorbencies, a cheap pull-up NASA bought all of when that company went out of business). She didn't even wear diapers, but fiction is often more entertaining than reality.
  2. Francine's side panels ride up really high and the horizontal lines on the sides and in front of where she's taped them really make it look like when I used to be able to squeeze into baby diapers. Like they're stretched too tight. Unlike Cara's tapes, which lie flush with the padding, you can see that Franny's are pressing hard against her, causing the padding above and below the tapes to retain its thickness while the padding below the tapes is compressed. Years ago, when she said she was going to pick up some Huggies at Targét, I was disapointed when her robe came off and she wasn't wearing one. Maybe this is some sort of callback by having her in what looks like a baby diaper, because Tena Stretch side panels and tapes are much taller than that. I've never been one for crushes on fictional characters, especially cartoons, but Frantastic is the exception. And instead of a rule 34 fan drawing, it's something official. Plus, aside from the B-story with the Ferrari wheel, this was actually a well-written episode, which I can't say for most this season.
  3. I usually change when the diaper is no longer wicking urine adequately. While I enjoy wetting, my favorite feeling is a thick, dry diaper between my legs. The padding having that soft, yielding and yet crunchy quality as it's gently compressed, not unlike freshly fallen snow.
  4. I'm going to agree with that nomination, but add an additional reason. My best friend knows I'm a DL and has seen me in a diaper (we'd both taken benzodiazepines about 15 years ago, which made for loose lips. I'd shown him some pics on my HD too). It's one of my biggest regrets. Recently we started watching his Shudder acct. and I was thrilled to see Joe Bob Briggs, as I was a huge Monstervision fan back in the '90s, and since then, my friend has really gotten into JBB's Last Drive-In Show. On his latest visit, we were watching the new season, and eventually got to "The Baby". We watched part of it, but both decided to stop. I'm sure the whole time, he was recalling me in a diaper from over a decade ago. It was pretty awkward.
  5. Though I haven't used it, there is an app called WINE, which is the only windows emulator I know of. I don't think it's on the Play Store, so you'd have to install it manually after downloading it from their site: https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/android/. The most recent release is at the bottom of the page. I don't know if Perpetual Change would be compatible with it, or if WINE is compatible with whatever version of Android you're on, but it's your best bet. Though bear in mind that by installing an app outside of Play Store, you do so at your own risk. I've installed a few old console emulators this way, and it worked fine, but I'd look up WINE and see what other people say about it. Maybe on Reddit. If you do decide to proceed, here's how to install APK files: https://www.androidauthority.com/how-to-install-apks-31494/. The creator of Perpetual Change now posts exclusively on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/PieceofSoap. I'm poor, so I have no idea if he ever completed chapter 5. I was almost done with chapter 4, or did I finish it while on Ambien? Hard to say.
  6. Who on earth would write an article about....oh, it's Buzzfeed. That tracks for their brand.
  7. Yeah, that part bugged me too. That and it made him "want to vomit." That said, he's called "RedEyedPatriot" and in another video, he's wearing a hat that says "re-elect that motherf****r", minus the asterisks, with a coarse beard while playing bluesy metal riffs and scowling. So I'm going to go out on a limb and say that being perceived as macho is a good 2/3 of his personality.
  8. We have enough trouble in terms of public perception without people like this going to a playground. What if there were kids out there? It would be a different story entirely if it were 11 pm. It would still be unsettling, but wouldn't quite carry the same implications. At an apartment complex I lived at as a child. it was reported that two kids witnessed a man walk up to the playground and unfasten his overalls, revealing a diaper. He then removed that and began to play with himself. There were posters in the laundry room behind the playground with a description of the incident, seeking more information on the suspect.
  9. What's crazy, is that my grandparents and I used to watch that, and occasionally the sequel, all the time and only recently did I learn it was a remake of the movie Zero Hour! If you haven't seen it, surely you're thinking I must mean a parody. Yes and no. It's so close to the original script, aside from the satirical bent, that it's hard to designate it as merely a parody. If you're watching this and haven't seen Airplane (watch it before this video) or don't have it memorized, the lines stated in the clips from Zero Hour! are repeated verbatim in Airplane, with joke responses to the copied dialogue added.
  10. That's exactly the reaction you were supposed to have. It's a piece of viral advertising from a diaper bank mean't to draw attention to the absurdity of diapers and pads being taxed as "luxury items" in many states. https://www.fastcompany.com/90753053/it-was-designed-to-piss-us-off-goops-fake-luxury-diaper-aimed-to-turn-rage-into-tax-awareness
  11. That's pretty hilarious, but also really disgusting. The name I mean. Not what's going on with the husband, obviously. "Newsweek has contacted throwaway134543 for comment." I think that might be a throw away account, and they're not going to get a response. I just have a sixth sense about these sort of things. AITAs for wanting boy/girlfriend to wear a diaper are so common, I wonder how many of them are just fake stories with the OP getting off on the responses.
  12. Hey Buddy! Use your turn-signal! Oh, you have a walking team of traffic controllers? Never mind. What a practical vehicle. It's a wonder we don't all own one. It looks like the driver's seat, briefly seen, is on the first floor, between the headlights. I wonder if they're using cameras or glimpsing through the slats in the grill.
  13. My underwear say "ATN Large". What they say about me, is that I need to shoo the dogs out of my room and hop on the elliptical. Maybe I can fit back in Goodnites eventually.
  14. Pleasantly surprised to see this. I wasn't expecting to see new Homestar Runner. Did their creator at least convert all their work to a modern vector graphics format? I haven't really kept up with web tech. or Homestar for that matter. I really wish flash were still around. So much lost, including Ishkur's Electronic Music Guide, before he "streamlined" it.
  15. Right, my question was more along the lines of floors in which holes haven't been drilled. What prevents pools of liquid from forming and rolling around?
  16. Neither would be my preference, but on the floor? What's the floor like? Does it have drilled holes and fall through or a carpet?
  17. "she was allowed to recount her story to her husband Keith from her hospital bed about being abducted at gunpoint by two masked Hispanic women who put her in an adult diaper, played “that really annoying Mexican music”, fed her “leftover crap” and directed insults at her in Spanish." Absolutely priceless. If someone thought they were going to be sold into sex slavery and possibly murdered, would they recount the details of their trauma in such a callous, casual, and petty manner? Or would they have a bit more reverence and solemnity in regards to what they'd suffered? I forget what I had for lunch the next day. However, if I were kidnapped, abused, and had to resort to eating the scraps of others, I'd probably have that image etched into my memory. I'd probably never eat it again. They played "that really annoying Mexican music."? Well, that little detail certainly matches cleanly with the rest of her story, doesn't it? She heard Mexican music, Mexicans listen to Mexican music, therefore, she was kidnapped by Mexicans, case closed! It's just such a shallow and empty attempt at creating details which would be more vivid and nuanced had it actually happened. It reminds me of the B-story in The Cable Guy, in which a brother had murdered his twin and is trying to convince the court that it was an Asian gang. "my brother's been shot, I think it was an Asian gang or something....he looked...ASIAN!...and he was speaking another language. It definitely sounded...AAASSIAAN!"
  18. Yes. It was during some sort of school fitness test. A drill instructor type was yelling "The only ones who can't do pull-ups wear pull-ups! Steve: "Snot,we're screwed. This guy's gonna' put us back in diapers!" Snot: "What do you mean back in? Some of us never left." Snot then lowers his pants, revealing the back of a baby-print diaper while raising his fingers to his lips, as if to say "Don't tell anybody". I think it was intended to be just an actual baby diaper, as it didn't offer complete coverage of his backside. Later in the episode, Steve intentionally defecates in his gym shorts in front of the whole school to get out of doing pull-ups. I'll bet he wishes he was wearing one at that point. S.14/Ep.19 - Kloger
  19. "Despite a city-wide smoking band, " Wow. A band large enough to spread a city, and all of them were smoking? Joking aside, I'm sure some celebs do wear diapers to the event, but as for it being an actual trend? This quick article reeks of satire or just unsubstantiated claims. Remember when that "Japanese women are wearing diapers" to outpace men at work, or to appear less dainty as another means of matching the men? It sounded like satire, and it indeed was sourced from a satirical magazine. Everyone who repeated the claims did so without an attribution. Aside from ironic phrasing, be sure to watch for terms like "Some say/are" (which somehow exploded to "many" by the first sentence). "One glam squad member revealed, “Literally, you cannot pee in those dresses and it’s a very long night with an open bar. Everyone is careful how much they drink because looking great at all costs is the number one priority for celebrities.”" Who is this glam squad member? What glam squad? When unsubstantiated claims like this are repeated, they're given the false appearance of veracity through repetition. The only name we have is Rihanna, so we have a statement which can be searched for, as we know who is alleged to have said it. And it is actually something she said, but not in response to the question posed by "CMS" as to whether or not she wore diapers to the gala. It was a response to Vogue Magazine, when asked how long it took her to get in her outfit.
  20. Nothing Roger says ends up shocking me at this point. I just accept he's an alien and the same rules don't apply.
  21. Yes. I thought it was cute too. But the fact that Jeff tried to get with Haley when she literally thought she was 6 was a very disturbing mental image. I'm assuming that's what you're referring to.
  22. Um. Are they designed to be worn saggy? Maybe the tapes sound like a record scratch? Would they sample the features of other popular diapers and hope they don't get sued for infringement?
  23. For me, it would have to be the P&G Attends with the blue tapes. They were thick, but not stiff, poor like a cloud, and had a silky-soft plastic cover, which made a crinkly, but not crunchy sound. It's hard to believe that incontinent adults of the day were wearing such an obvious product. After that, I'd go with the old-style Tena Maxi, and the purple Molicare Super Plus. I'm grateful Tranquility ATN has kept their '90s features, though I can't help but feel they're thinner between the legs than they once were.
  24. Yes, but will they demonstrate personal application like with the drop-down masks?
  25. Tina was a "Toastbuster" with a pop-up toaster as a trap, and a slice of toast replacing the ghost in the logo. Louise was a juice carton with a pic of a bug on it. (Beetlejuice). For the life of me I couldn't figure out Gene's, but Baby Gaga seems about right. Edit: yeah, here's the scarf/glasses Gene's wearing.
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