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By little_madd · Posted
Maddison was pleased by the compliment but didn't get too excited, knowing there was still a lot of work ahead; so, as she lay down for Camilla to adjust her diaper, she said, "I have a long way to go, Mommy, but I promise not to get sad if I pee-pee in my diaper." -
Really? I've done it. It takes a pretty big fire though, and the diaper needs to be elevated up over the base of the fire too. It produces the blackest, most pungent, smoke ever. -
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I watched a show about firefighters once and wet diapers (baby or adult) won't burn! The outer shell will, the inner liner will but the wet SAP & padding? Pretty much impossible to burn WITHOUT an air assisted HOT fire....I know they burn diapers in the UK (or somewhere in Europe, I can't recall) but had this discussion with someone a long time ago on ADISC and they actually love diapers as they generate a LOT of heat once the air gets the fire hot enough and they use them to generate electricity! WHY we don't do this in the US strikes me as DUMB! If you look at the weight NOT put into the ground where it will take 500 years to degrade AND a source of FREE FUEL to generate electricity??? -
Wow. That reminds me of a similar driving "encounter" I once had. Middle of the night, I'm driving home on leave from the military. I was recently rendered incontinent, and had decided to drive home without any pants in, sans diaper and a tee shirt. That's when my car's alternator crapped out on me, and instantly everything dimmed since I was driving on battery power only. I turned off everything I could and took the very next exit. Except there was literally nothing at that exit, except a lonely cop just sitting there. I rolled my window down, stopped on yhenother side of the road, to ask for directions to the nearest garage or auto store. At one point I thought I'd have to get out to talk to the cop, but thankfully he came to me. None the wiser. FYI, it was a short hop to the next exit and an auto store was near the exit. I just barely made it sputtering in to the parking lot, then had to sleep in my car (in the snow) till they opened in the morning. Thabkfully, they lent me the tools to replace the alternator right there. Some coffee too.
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