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https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/donald-trump-60-minutes-interview-speculation-1794254 Articles from other outlets on the same story: Trump's Mysterious 'Bulge' Under His Suit During '60 Minutes' Interview Sparks Speculation Prez 'Wears an Adult Diaper' Amid Health Concerns Trump faces adult diaper rumours after suit image from interview fuel fresh health speculation Trump accused of wearing adult diaper as viewers spot strange sign in his clothes What Was That Bulge Under Trump's Suit On 60 Minutes? The Internet Has Theories Donald Trump's physique sparks fears Other users suggested alternative explanations, including the fit of the suit, posture while seated, or the way the footage was filmed. Similar speculation has appeared online in previous election cycles without confirmed evidence. Several of the most widely shared clips were zoomed in or edited, contributing to the spread of the claims. None of the posts included verification from the broadcaster or individuals involved in the production. Focus Remains on Interview Content Coverage of the interview has largely centred on Trump's remarks about the security incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner and the broader political climate. During the interview, he praised the response from law enforcement, describing it as 'very impressive' and saying officers 'took him down immediately' after identifying the suspect. He added that incidents of this kind are difficult to prevent entirely, describing the current environment as 'a crazy world'. The exchange also included tense moments with the interviewer when discussing the suspect's reported motives and references to a manifesto. Trump rejected accusations read aloud during the segment and criticised the decision to include them in the broadcast. While online discussion has focused on visual details from the footage, mainstream reporting has centred on these remarks and the wider political context of the interview. Viral Discussion Continues Without Verification The episode highlights how quickly unverified narratives can spread when short clips are shared without full context, particularly when those clips are edited or viewed in isolation. In this case, online discussion has been driven by a limited selection of images and interpretations circulating across social media. No official information has emerged to support the speculation, and no credible evidence has been presented linking the footage to any medical condition. As the election cycle progresses, similar discussions are likely to continue circulating online, particularly when high-profile appearances generate widespread attention and are rapidly shared across platforms without additional context.

This guy needs some serious help. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/38952464/adult-baby-diaper-lover-jailed/ Articles from other outlets on the same story: Bearded transgender woman jailed for grotesque obsession with soiled nappies 'Grotesque' nappy obsession sees South Shields resident jailed Defendant from South Shields jailed over 'grotesque obsession' with fishing nappies out of bins "Grotesque" - Jail for 'adult diaper lover' caught scrabbling through South Tyneside bins for used nappies

Do you have something against Kiddo, Land of Genie, Nappies R US, ABU etc? Also, sure the LNGU and Tykables might be more expensive, but they are great diapers. For us Kiddo come in pretty high tier too. LNGU Dragoonz + Little Melody, Kiddo Premium Night + Sea Friends + Playtime, Rearz Daydreamer + Critter Caboose, NRU Tinimals, and Tykables Unicorn + Camelots are all great diapers and they look really cute on a little. ABU Dinorawz are pretty good and print wise I agree on the Aquanaut and Astronaut for the Crinklz.

The wife tells me "Archive of Our Own" is very popular, so much so she asked me to block on our home internet after she spent months binging on it. Personally when I took a look at it I was very skeezed out. Anywhere that needs filters to remove "Underage Sex" and "Graphical Rape / Non-consenting Sex" stories seems dubious to me (worse so given they aren't on by default!) ... but at least they are clear and transparent about it all and have the options easily accessible.

Not to poop on anyone's parade here, but the term "lottery" is very accurate when trying to self-mine, but the odds are far worse than even powerball. These things are, practically speaking, scams. To put this in perspective, you're 12,700 times more likely to win >50k on PowerBall for $120/year than you are to get a block payout from something like this, assuming this can even do close to 6 TH/s which I seriously doubt. Math graduates call lotteries "taxes on the stupid" for a reason. If your buying one of these for the novelty of having one and the fantasy of 'winning it big' (knowing it will never happen) then go have fun; but keeping the $120 or whatever in your pocket is far more valuable. Hell, spending the money on diapers or cinema tickets or computer games or whatever is a far better way of spending your money in my view. Putting it on scratch cards or powerball is multiple orders of magnitude more likely to result in a big win. This is gambling but with abysmal odds for >120$/year (i.e. that's more than a case of 40 diapers each year) at the 0.16$/Kwh you'd pay to run this kind of thing. Assuming you kept it on 24/365 some time in the next 3 to 4 thousand years you [in theory] will get a block (note; this isn't going to happen because they will all have been mined by then) meaning on average you'll spend something like $400k in electric costs to mine a $280k block some time centuries or millennia after all bitcoin are mined. These things are buying single tickets a day in raffles which have other players buying trillions an hour. You're competing against multiple organisations who have invested hundreds of millions of dollars and have a far lower cost base than you have per TH, and everyone else who has only put in a few 10k-worth. Given public blockchain data for 2025, ~164,250 bitcoin were mined. 69 of those went to amateurs - most of those amateurs having ASIC set-ups costing tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars. In recent history I'm not aware of any 'hobby miners' with less than many 100's of TH/s winning this race.

Follow up from the previous thread for Episodes 5 and 6, it turns out Episode 7 - "Hell Week" also has another two characters in a diaper (one as some kind of college / fraternity / sports hazing ritual (called "Bondage Baby")). Link to S02E07 - Hell Week: https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0F897N91D/ Scenes starts at: 13:50ish 14:50ish 20:30ish 22:39ish 33:...something. 34:33ish (where the two diapered characters meet outside) Someone involved in the series clearly has a thing for diapers.

TV Series: Amazon Prime Video - Gen V Season 2 In S02E05 - The Kids Are Not All Right from 01:30 to 02:00 one of the lead characters (Cypher) cares for a badly burned elderly man (Godolkin?) who is naked except for a diaper. He changes his messy diaper (note: genitals and the opened [messy] diaper are shown) on screen. In S02E60 - Cooking Lessons from 05:40 to 05:52 there is another scene where Cyper is seen performing physical therapy on (Godolkin?) who again is only clad in a diaper, before physically abusing them in a fit of rage.

HEADLINE: Man left with swollen 'marshmallow face' and needing nappies after taking dangerous party drug that's become a 'rite of passage' for young people Published: 10:53 BST, 8 July 2025 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14884727/Man-swollen-face-nappies-party-drug-ketamine.html

https://www.yahoo.com/news/man-wisconsin-facing-disorderly-conduct-234630664.html

https://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/tv-radio/2043192/tv-star-wears-adult-nappies-care-home Seems to refer to something from 2017, but article was posted this month. EDIT: Seems like it referrers to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRemfpdpaQU -- basically shows a nursing home experience for dementia patients that a journalist experiences for documentary. Put into anti-fall bed restraint, kept in adult pull-ups, bathed by nurses, put into anti-scratch / anti-grasp mitts, etc. 20:37 - 21:25 - changed into adult pull-up diaper 25:52 - 25:58 - adult pull-up exposed sitting in wheelchair 28:32 - 28:40 - in bed in adult pull-up 28:52 - 28:59 tossing / turning in bed, hand touching diaper pulling top down. 31:50 - changed into adult pull-up after bed bath 41:50 - 45:03 - 47:20 put into anti-scratch / anti-grasp mittens, has a cry about it later, spoon fed while in mittens. 49:52 - 50:07 adult pull-up exposed sitting in wheelchair

https://www.tyla.com/entertainment/celebrity/rainn-wilson-adult-diapers-instagram-post-085244-20250428

Yet another one making us all look utterly terrible. https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/soiled-nappies-dumped-south-tyneside-31420646

Youtube can automatically translate content in other languages for you. Click "Subtitles" then click "Settings" -> "Subtitles / Closed Captions" then choose "Auto Translate" and choose your preferred language (e.g. English). Its not perfect and there will be a decent number of mistakes, but the context is normally clear enough. An example of the kinds of mistakes would be if in a French video there was an "oof" sound, the auto-subtitle might think it means "oeuf" which then gets translated to "egg" in English. Likewise confusion between similar words or rhymes.

The screenshot above is from a clip in S02EP3 starting 03:41 mins in where the nurse is changing them. There is also a very short clip of a diaper in S01EP2 (24:20 mins in the episode) with a different actor / patient, plus a reference to them "getting put in a diaper" earlier in the same episode. The whole series is set in an Italian mental-health crisis ward.

This is a reference to the 2012 Senate Intelligence Report on CIA torture of US prisoners. A more recent article on the history is available on The Washington Independent. In short, enforced diapering for long periods of time was one of 11 torture techniques deemed to be acceptable under the United States torture program that was used on suspected insurgents, terrorists, terrorist sympathisers, friends and families of those, and some random and simply unlucky folks.