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By little_madd · Posted
Maddison checked her diaper—her new accessory. It was strange to think that, not long ago, she would have thrown a fit about wearing one; yet here she was, wearing it without a complaint. She hoped she wouldn't regret the choice, but she quickly brushed the thought aside and went to check on her college things. -
My only critique would be how Yamatoa/Honsho is always regarded as a backwater. I don't know if there's a North Goryeo, but it feels better suited to be given such a distinction. Then again, given the past, real world attitudes between Korea and Japan I suppose even if Yamatoa/Honsho wasn't technologically backward, Goryeons would still rightfully assume that they were superior. It's the little things like this that are lacking in 95% of stories based in the Diaper Dimension. I myself, have barely referenced such rivalries and only touched upon Honsho being on the cutting edge of certain birthing techniques that are primarily steeped in tradition but have only been made more readily available by medical advances. Moving away from world building... Adam has another contender for Joomi's heart. XD Seriously though, the poor woman reminds me of something from a fairy tale... locked away in a castle, unable to really venture outside due to her own insecurities coupled with the fact that she, herself, could be kidnapped or a target of Yamatoa/Honsho or even regional syndicates from overseas or even next door to Goryeo. I'm not saying Adam is her only hope at love, but she definitely doesn't have much of a chance of finding love outside of Japok... I guess that's a lot of babbling to say I enjoyed this chapter. -
By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
Camilla nodded her head and left the room leaving Madison alone to think about all that just happened in the last few minutes, Madison even pulled the front of her diaper to check and see that Camilla made sure not a single remnant of her adulthood remained. -
By little_madd · Posted
Maddison was true to her word; there was a lot to take in regarding everything that had happened, but she was handling it well. Despite the new diaper she was wearing—which was thicker and noisier—Maddison blushed at the compliment and said: "Mommy, I’ve trusted you from the start and I’ll help you; I just don’t want to turn into Alice—just a baby." She sat on the bed and added, "As for the food... surprise me." -
By Little Sherri · Posted
This thread has been the venue for some interesting conversations, since I last sat back in my deck chair with a glass of scotch, and did my best to appear as though I was reading the Wall Street Journal, from the vantage point of my wife, sitting opposite me, and watching a baking competition taking place in a tent, in a field, somewhere in the UK. The Jo Fold looks like it would need a lot of nappy, to work on me. My terry pre-folds are rectangular, and I have only ever worn them in the "missionary" configuration, which is to say, the conventional, I-don't-know-what-it's-called methodology of turning them into an hourglass, with the back widest point being at the waist, which slightly overlaps the front widest point, also at the waist, and then the pins go in. The whole thing does tend to want to reunite with the ground, once it's been wet, but I don't use my diaper for #2 very often, so there is often an occasion when I need to blow the hatch, and then I can snug up the damp quilted cotton when reapplying the rig. I detest 3-tab diapers, but that may be because I've only ever worn abysmal versions of these, such as the Depends, which are akin to paper towels in a taped-on kitchen bag. 10 tabs on each side couldn't help them. My favourite diaper type, in terms of how they look, and the nostalgia the evoke, are single-tab-per-side products, but I've never met one that has worked for me, since I've had a double-digit age. My shape just doesn't lend itself to single-tab diapers, so they are just a novelty, and since I rely on my baby pants to let me go about my business without dampening my socks, novelty has only a small place in my system. So, two-tab-per-side diapers are what I wear, other than when I am in cloth, which is not very often. As for the heat pump conversation, they seem to be pushing the limits of physics with the newest systems. I live in the Toronto area, where we see tropical humidity and arctic cold. Our winters are not extreme for extraordinary lengths of time, but we will get a couple of months of -10 to -20 C at night, and sometimes -30 or colder, for a stretch. A friend of mine who is an electrical engineer, put in a Mitsubishi two-way heat pump, for A/C and heat, and he has said that it still farms the atmosphere for BTU's, at -20. It has a backup resistive coil, but like @oznl, he has solar panels on his roof (his don't produce as many watts as Oz's do, because Canada), he has two electric cars, and every kilowatt is tracked in a spreadsheet. He loves the thing. He's looking at a heat pump water heater next, and a heat pump pool heater. I want to start a company building equipment that uses my household A/C system to heat my pool. It's always irked me that I'm paying to blow warm air up the side of my house, in order to lower the air temperature inside of it, while at the same burning natural gas to raise the temperature of my pool to the hot-spring levels preferred by the ladies I live with. Who, conversely, like to see their breath inside the house, in July.
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