ultrapampers

I'm sorry to read of your motorcycle accident. As a rider myself, I know both the thrills and the dangers of cruisin' around on a scoot. I'm glad your accident wasn't any worse and that you'll heal. I'm sure it's no fun struggling with bladder weakness, but at least you have a good attitude about it and it's sparked a new interest for you.

During the day and at work I have to wear big boy boxers. However, I'm happy that I get to sleep in diapers every night!

Yes, the ABU scent is quite nice. I just wish somebody could exactly replicate the original Pampers scent of the '80s and early '90s. The only thing I've found that still smells almost the same are Luvs diapers.Are there any fragrance chemists or P&G employees on the board?

Howdy and welcome to ADISC, both of you! I hope you make some good friends here and find plenty of interesting topics to engage in.

I'd love to visit Milton Keynes sometime because it's where many of the F1 teams are based. Maybe I'll get a chance to visit England again in a year or two.

Nice stash, DD! It still stings a little that the deal fell through on the ones in the lower right. I really wanted to try 'em.

You have my heartfelt condolences, DD.

The last time I tried Tranquility products was probably five years ago. They were very stiff and the inner material was rather sandpapery--not soft at all. Are they better now?

Thank you Bettypooh, I appreciate the offer. It's heartwarming to know the folks in this community would help one another out if they were in tough straights. I'm not in an urgent rush, however, so I'm hoping somebody near the units would be interested. Maybe a student who has the summer free or something.

I have a couple of storage units back in NC (Triangle area) that contain, among other things, cases upon cases of vintage baby and adult diapers. The storage fees are killing me, but the cost to have a company move all of this across country is over $6000! So, I was wondering if anybody in NC would be interested in helping me either by:

I have to agree that it's a dicey to launch a website and accept orders with no clear indication that