WetDad

I wear diapers to work anyhow, because of my IC. Nothing new here.

1. Diapers never leak. 2. Nobody ever does laundry (cloth diapers)

I like the idea of this new group, Mikey. I signed up, and waited for the email which never showed up. However, I just hit the "refresh" on my sign-in screen a few hours later, and I was let in. Bummer, cuz now I've forgotten the password I used and I'm unable to log in any more. It still will not send me an email either. Sigh.

There were several at a tiny private airport in case of FAA problems.

They had a number of small jets on the ready.

I was part of the Y2K "Strike Farce" put together by a large company in the US to deal with any related issues that came up. I was on call for that week, ready to fly anywhere in the world to investigate problems that never arose. Never got any extra pay for it either.

A few comments here: Don't forget to wash all you cloth diapers 3 times before first use. I have found pins to be most reliable for daytime use. Snappis will not hold up a seriously wet diaper, but pins will. High waist pants are great. Too many pants designs are just not high enough in the waist to cover my cloth diapers when I wear them as they fit me best.

I explain that I have tried many IC cures, and so far, the side effects of each have been worse than the IC they were trying to cure. Diapers, OTOH, offer a well known set of side effects that I can live with.

I was a DL first, who later became IC. I still appreciate my diapers as they are far more necessary now than they were when I was much younger.

I just bought second row seats for the Pink show. Wife and daughter will love it.

I would clean up my wife no matter why. One of my kids in medical need? Yes! Others it would be more difficult, depends on the circumstances.

There is a rather nice lady on YouTube that does a sew-it-yoself thing. https://www.youtube.com/@littleonioncloth9345

Yellow water, not blue.

Just the caffeine for me. No sugar, no creme.

Not true for every vendor. With NorthShore the padding dimensions are different for each size, same for Seni.

I plan to lose 70 pounds this year. Tired of having the figure of Buddha. Also, want to pick up my guitars again. They sat quiet a few years ago when I mangled my hand slipping on the ice. My primary acoustic is looking at me from a stand next to my desk. She quietly nags me about how much she misses me.

I spent years battling with pads, pullups and everything but diapers. Once I finally accepted diapers as a viable option life got so much better.

I'm with @Cute_Kitten, I want to get maximum use of a diaper wet-wise. But a stinky one gets changed right now, as I try not to do those.

Back to the original topic... My garbage people have a truck with hydraulic arms. The truck does all the lifting and we must use the company provided receptacles which have brackets in all the right places. Fortunately, these cans also have 2 wheels so I can roll the extremely heavy can out to the road every week. Nobody will ever know how wet I am...

I agree with RustyPins on this one. I have pairs of cheapo reading glasses all over the house, garage, shop & office. I recently finished a server build for my home. I started out looking at rack-mount cases when I discovered that Amazon has a number of recommissioned enterprise grade servers for cheaper than a decent rack mount chassis. I ended up with 2 HPE OptiPlex servers each with 24 XEON cores and plenty of 10kRPM SAS storage. Cost me less than $400 with shipping.

I keep a bottle of Johnsons Baby Oil in my shop for cutting threads and polishing plexi bits. It still has a great smell that reminds me of much younger days.

Threaded Armor Lounge Brief, damp

I've seen signs like this in the restrooms where I used to work. I found it was because it was the practice of the people they hired from some SE Asian country, I forget which. But the people there never had toilets and didnt understand how to use them.

Yeah, they do. It's called "Depends".

I have raised teens & cats. Each on its own is messy enough, I can't imagine what it would be like to have the combination.