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For the Cloth Diaper Lovers and their Panties of choice.


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    • It's unbelievable.. it really works for me.. tried some on YouTube. Your bladder ultimately relaxes in your unconsciously. I don't know how it works 😅 I guess you have to really be open minded for it to give it a try , that is maybe what some people blocks from the experience.
    • @CptKirk:  Both mom and dad are buried at the closest national cemetery to where they died.   I’m from the window that never had to register for the draft.  However, this was just post the Vietnam war and considering ROTC, I flunked the military physical due to how nearsighted I am.  (I’m correctable to 20/20 with glasses or contacts, but past the acceptable standard for the time.) @CptKirk:  Both mom and dad are buried at the closest national cemetery to where they died.   I’m from the window that never had to register for the draft.  However, this was just post the Vietnam war and considering ROTC, I flunked the military physical due to how nearsighted I am.  (I’m correctable to 20/20 with glasses or contacts, but past the acceptable standard for the time.)
    • Is your dad still with us? If so, tell him THANKS! From 1 vet to another.  Did you serve? (just curious...know many who follow family in)
    • Back when I was 6 or younger, seatbelts were not required.  And if installed was just a lap belt.  Dad bought harnesses for the two youngest.  The harness was tied down to the back of the bench seat.  Eventually cars were required to have lap belts and I grew to a size that those “worked”.  When they finally required over the shoulder belts along with lap belts, dad would avoid using the separate shoulder strap due to an injury received in a crash landing in WW II where one of the shoulder belts in the harness broke and he twisted his back in the crash.  We always had seat belts in the car once they came out, but were still optional.  I believe if full harnesses had become required, he would have used them.  There were no kid car seats at the time.
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