big_baby_nappy

There is a lot of things you can do in that area if you plan ahead a little bit (or not).

Just be smart and use different accounts/names for different purposes.

It looks nice, but I'll wait for the reviews.

It looks too close to a trashbag for my tastes.

I've worn at hotels many times before, even on business trips.

Not sure myself, but if someone were to stumble across this post it would be good to see the whole thing.

Cross-post: https://www.reddit.com/r/ABDL/comments/49vvzi/ab_weekend_advice/

I use a separate firefox profile all together.

It looks like they've taken it down.

Voting has begun. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jMte61EIedtkl-6BnQEKa_Z318piHOSgFtdvmv_HE4g/viewform

I like it as well.

When my wife & I went on our honeymoon to Mexico, we just packed all my ABDL stuff and her puppy play stuff in a large checked bag.

There are two separate, but sometimes intertwining planes of discussion in my mind; a technical and a personal plane.

Is it possible to switch the chat server backend to be a IRC server instead of custom coding?

Thanks for the feedback!

So I'm a very lucky guy who managed to find his mommy, friend, sub, and now fiance .

I smell photoshop. Look at the bananas.

Is this still the case? It would be far more convenient if I didn't have to keep the website open. Also because it bugs me, it is the IRC protocol not MIRC. That is a popular client under windows.

My gf was poking around the internet earlier today and stumbled across some instructions for making a onesie for me that even I could understand. I've thought about this before and thought it would be good to share. http://www.instructables.com/id/Adult-Onesie-From-a-T-Shirt/

I'm not so sure about having a full blown wiki. It seems like an administrative nightmare to keep content legal, not spam, and concise. I can see the benefits in the forums for such a thing, because it would be nice to have the first post be updatable with information as the thread gets long. Instead of a full wiki, I would look at a system like slickdeals.net where forum threads can have the original post turn into wiki format. Basically the most common use case I can think of is where there is lots of DATA, not opinion, being compiled by users. Trying to make wiki for brand reviews is probably going to be fruitless as some people will inevitably start deleting conflicting information with their own beliefs.