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For the Cloth Diaper Lovers and their Panties of choice.
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By Dartplayerinwvc · Posted
yeaaaaaaa ..... you need to use some periods..... this was a hard read. Just FYI - ladies who keep their boyfriends diapered 24 -7 are usually paid by the hour mommies, or will be looking for a man to take care of them while you are diapered -
By rusty pins · Posted
I mentioned this recently in another forum, but that happens to me on Amazon and EBAY. I may buy a specific tool, then I get the, "You may also be interested in....", then they show me the same tool in other brand names! WTF? I JUST BOUGHT ONE! What the hell do I need another one for? -
By rusty pins · Posted
Doesn't bother me yet. It's been happening for years. I actually like the weeks leading up to Christmas more than the actual day itself. Every year people say, "I just buy gift cards on line. Takes me 5 minutes and I'm done". Then they say, "I can't get into the Christmas spirit". DUH! Of course you can't when you just sit in front of a computer all day and don't even make an effort. Yeah, I'm an old fart, but when I was a kid there were no gift cards, computers and on-line shopping. We went shopping from store to store among the crowds of people and we enjoyed it! Parents had Christmas Club accounts through their bank where maybe $1 a week (remember this was early 1960's when $1 was good money) would go into a special Christmas account that couldn't be touched until December. No credit cards, people had Lay-Away where you bought an item, the store kept it and you paid so much per week until it was paid off and you got to take it home. We didn't pull the Christmas tree out of the closet - we went to a tree lot and picked one out in person each year, a fresh one that had a few uneven branches but smelled of real pine. My dad decorated the yard as most families did in the 1960's, and when the tree went up, we all hung the ornaments on. We played the old Bing Crosby and Perry Como Christmas records on the mono record player in the corner of the dining room, built snowmen in the yard (although my dad made snow woman instead with realistic boobs that my mom got mad at), and we looked forwards to Christmas shopping at the dime store and Sears. Later when I was a teenager we took one day a year in December to drive two hours to Chicago to spend the day Christmas shopping, getting home after midnight. True, this all happened after Thanksgiving was over, not in September or October, but those were memories I cherish in a world now where people seem to shrug it all off. We actually embraced the season and looked forwards to it enjoying it all and embracing it, not shrugging it off like some nuisance. There is too much stress in the world. Wars, fighting, politics, arguments long work hours, and other problems that bring down our moods and overall health. When we have a chance to focus on something pleasant and upbeat that can make us happy for a few minutes, why not enjoy the music, shoppers, decorations and overall holiday spirit? I know for some people Christmas can be a very negative time. Maybe a loved one passed away Christmas day. Maybe they were abused or other bad things happened to make them upset at this time of the year. I understand that. I'm saying if other people would just stop grumbling that they can't get in the holiday spirit and instead try to make an effort to, maybe that would improve their mood, reduce some stress and maybe rekindle some good memories from the past. -
By little_madd · Posted
Maddison stayed with Alice and Emilly in the bedroom. Emilly even asked, "What did the nanny go to prepare?" Maddison replied, "I don't know; she just told me it’s something for your own good." Alice put on a pitiful, wide-eyed expression and said, "You didn't tell us anything about that!" Maddison said, "No." Just as the girls were about to begin an interrogation, Becca arrived: "Let’s head to the bathroom, little ones." Maddison grabbed both Emilly’s and Alice’s paddles and brought them along. Once they reached the bathroom, Emilly asked, "Why these paddles... and what about these bags? What did you say, Maddison?" -
By rusty pins · Posted
I'm 68 years old. I grew up with a 19 inch black and white TV that got 3 channels. If my mom turned on the mixer or vacuum the screen went crazy. Bad weather outside meant snow on the TV or not being able to get some of the 3 available channels. We'd always be adjusting the horizontal and vertical hold (for those too young to remember, the screen would flip over and over until you got it adjusted just right). Commercials? There was a reason the average half hour show was only 24 minutes. The other 6 minutes were commercials and station identification. TV 24 hours a day? NO WAY! Around midnight the stations went off the air and all you saw was a test pattern until the next morning. There were no home VHS players or recorders, DVD or live streaming. If you missed as show, you missed it and hoped it might run again in summer reruns. After all that growing up, you think it would bother me to have to sit through a minute of adds on Youtube?
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