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Why buy Bargain Bags that are so wimpy? Wimpy Wimpy Wimpy! While you should use Hefty Cinch Sak Garbage Bags (macho guy says) Hefty Hefty Cinch Sak!

(fanks ) Extra flavor for that extra long ride (people in a farris wheel), extra flavor for that extra long glide (people hang gliding), when your chewing Extra, the extra fresh flavor lasts an extra extra extra long time! I Love jingles!! lol Imagine the room I would have for smarter stuff if I didn't waste that space remembering things like this

(welc me) I made up a commercial jingle for Daily Diapers (to the tune of Oscar Mayer) My diaper has a first name; it's D-A-I-L-Y. My diaper has a second name; it's N-A-P-P-Y. Oh, I love to wear it every day, and if you ask me why, I'll saaaay, cause Daily Diapers has a way ... with F-R-I-E-N-D-S. **keep in mind the 'little' me typed this lol**

I’m not in chat very often so no, didn’t know he claims to be 15 …. But YES I did realize that his “dimensions” make it impossible for him to fit into baby diapers … but what is the harm in playing along? Besides, I did state, in a rather sarcastic tone, that he should wear the baby diapers titled 'adult large'. Now if he is a minor, that is a whole other story… and matters should be investigated further if he said from his own fingers that he is a minor. If he says it again, I suggest you take a screen capture of his words and send them to DD. In a moment of feeling “what the hell”, I gave the thread readers a little show; not just him, since I’ve been feeling a bit miffed for a while at so many, for so long, saying no one could ever wear size 6, lol. I don’t think they were indecent. It is too late to do anything about the downloads, but thought it best to delete my reply in case he turns out to be a minor. In the future, I'll be a bit more careful and only post to people that have the 'Verified 18+' stamp.

...oh sorry! I thought everyone knew (sings commercial jingle "what would you do fora klondike bar?") Does that help? Here isa pic: Maybe I should modify that ... let's just do commercial jingles We can start over since we still at the beginning A is for apple, J is for Jacks. Cinnamon toasty Apple Jacks!

those Damn Yankees dang it belinda lol Well, I guess ZZ Top had to be put here no matter who was posting NEXT! ummmm, thinks of a hard one... (I thought of a naughty one but changed my mind) What would you do for a Klondike Bar? Attend a Ballet

XM-radio 80's station Reo Speedwagon - In My Dreams

(sorry my mistake) Diapers are more absorbant, but only if you 'tinkle' a little at a time If you wait till your bladder is full, both diaper and pull-ups will leak. Goodnights and size 6 baby diapers have about the same capacity I think.

The Doodlebops **likes the get-on-the-bus song**

Okay, this is a very new path for me ... like a couple weeks I guess. I met someone (no, don't go and get any dirty ideas) a few weeks ago that needed a little help. I was in a position that I was able to stop and lend a hand. The entire time, even though she might have been a couple years older than me, I was really the one in the dominant role. Not in a sexual way ... I just met her ... but, you know how when you are exchanging with someone, and most times there is one who is in control of the conversation (the one with more knowledge and experience of the particular topic). I'm knowledgable, but have a hard time expressing myself usually; which makes me seem like I don't really know much at all. Well, with her it was easy ... I talked and she listened. Sure it is a simple concept for normal people, but I've had a horrible problem with shyness for a really long time. Now, after my exchange with her, I began feeling a bit ... well, taller, lol. I rather liked having the dominant role for a little while. It makes me feel like when I'm working with the charities I volunteer with (not that she was a charity case... far from it). Am I making any sense? or are my rambles still out in the stratosphere like usual? Well, my point was this ... being in the 'mommy' role is a bit like having the most knowledge and experience over their 'little one'. When I feel little away from home, it usually is broguht on when I'm unable to do something ... like when my shyness gets in the way of articulating a point I wanted to share, or in the presence of someone that is extremely extroverted and knows how to talk about everything even if that person knows nothing of the subject (which really irritates me, lol). I'm little at home because of all the stuff that reminds me of the child inside me (diapers, toys, blanket etc ...). I've had a lot of practice with 'runaway', but my few moments of "Bigness" got my mind to look at a new possible role to play in the future. I am getting older after all; even though I most likely would remain mostly a sub, but it is cool to think that I could be capable of learning the ways of a Mommy. OH! curious george is on!! YAY, gotta go ...

Oh I love CafePress (as noted in one of my stories). I've shopped there a few times. Never been disappointed with their stuff. I love making my own sloagans on stuff!

Not sure if this is a subfetish of my abdl fetish, but blankets are a huge turn on for me. My 'special' blanket isn't usually a turn on ... just a comfort; but, when another girl touches my blanket I'm trembling! Then there is this thing with reading or reciting something on the upper college level text material. I don't know why, but hearing her say things like... "Despite the complexity inherent in the neurobiology of personality, there is good reason to start with one neurotransmitter, explore the details of its relation to personality traits, and gradually build complexity by adding additional factors one at a time. This is particularly true when biogenic amines (dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine) are involved..." ...really makes my heart pump harder and makes my mouth want to explore her private personality factors in depth. Not sure what label you'd pin to that fetish, but it definitely IS some kind of fetish for me.

(the) Velocity of Gary yeah that'sa real movie; I lookedit up!

Bless You CJ... **hands himz a tissue with aloe ana cup of hot tea**

(the) Incredibles **giggles herself silly at jenniebear’s comments** Good advice! **now wonders who’s brave enuf to remove Ugh … duzn’t know anyones ** SINCE I was out and didn't get to postage my double eww plushie for Gary... I'll juss gibs it to himz here

Awww I’m sorry about your loss! I remember when the Goodnights changed from plain white to girl & boy designs and I was very upset about that. I did like the designs but they were different and not as padded. Then the Huggies Pull-ups changed from Mickey & Minnie to other characters; plus their tear away sides turned into velcroed sides … I didn’t like that either. I’ve got used to them and still wear them both, but I know how ya feel. Change isn’t always good when you liked the old one a lot. (remembers her first blanket and tears up)

Ugh is a monster plushie that lives at the bottom of my toy box. I have wanted to get rid of him for years, but I think he has magical powers and twinkles me into feeling guilty. I go to get him out and either throw away or put in my giving away bags, but I just can’t do it; cuz, he is mine. He was given to me one year that shall not be named. He curses me into thinking that if I throw him away or give him away I will be blackening the edges of my soul. Ugh scares me, but he is still mine.

I gots an elyfant too jenniebear! her name is Sniffy I gots one for you Gary when we get to the double ewww's.

Quin & Quan (my Thing 1 & Thing 2 ... um ... things ... from Dr. Seus)

wow! i didnt think peoples were gonna do toy aminal names but you is! Naughty Nightingale (named my birdie that cuz himz likes to chirp when i'm sleeping) Since i'm here i thought you'd like this pic Tigger; made it long time ago, but just came upon it again by accident when i was lookin for sumthin. So here thought you'd like it ...

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Awww, poor poor Y ... nobuddy can find a Y gemstone? Please please whoever pics the next one do names for stuffed animals ... please please please!

Yearling... it begins Once upon a time, but doesn't have a happily ever after

One Two Red Blue (giggles herself silly! cuz she loves Dr. Seus ... himz has the best medicines)