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Rainbow Diapers

A space where our Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans members can discuss related issues.


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    • I think Halloween is probably one of the few times when people can really step outside their usual style and have fun with something completely different. If you’ve always wanted to try a particular costume but never had the nerve, a costume party seems like a good opportunity to go all out. The best part is seeing how creative everyone gets and how different people interpret the idea of being someone else for a night.
    • I've found that Crinklz tends to run on the smaller side. Also if you're open to using cloth, Dependeco has a small size.
    • Florida. And it is correct. Or more likely I had a lazy cop lie to me. I literally had some guy in a BMW cut me off and park diagonally in a handicapped space. At a Dunkin Donuts. I told him to move or I'd call the cops. I ended up calling the cops.  The officer got there after the guy left, but I had taken video evidence. And the cop told me they couldn't do anything to ticket or go after the duchebag. Only if the owner had put in the call or complaint would they be able to go after the guy.
    • love the story, is it supposed to be Betsy? If it is, most of this chapter, it's besty, probably just a typo but I thought you should know.    
    • I don't know where you live but anywhere in the 50 states of the US this is incorrect. The Americans With Disabilities Act sets the parameters of disability parking but doesn't set any enforcement or penalties. The enforcement of handicap parking is left to the states to enforce and all 50 states have statutes laying out the parameters and costs for violations. Police absolutely have not only the right but the duty to enforce handicap parking laws in any area that is publicly accessible. This means you could have a handicap parking space in a single family driveway but it would not be enforced because it's private, not public. If that same space were in a single family home with an office or a home business like a CPA or a hairdresser it would be enforceable. Hugs, Freta
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