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Never realized that Fetware had a brick and mortar store. Kewl.

As far as I know, your closest brick and mortar store is Supply Solutions in Albany, NY -- 115 Everett Road Albany, NY 12205. Not sure exactly what they are carrying anymore. The ABDL aware contact was BethWuvz, but she is no longer employed there. Others have said they still sell ABDL diapers, but I'm not sure how much of that will appeal to you, as I recall they mainly sold disposable ABDL diapers. Attached is a picture from a little over a year ago of what they had for sale: Edited to add -- There is The ABDL Company in Boston MA that allows local pickup of supplies, or did until Covid came out. They may allow local pickup again in the future. But for you, they may not have much you want because once again, it's mainly disposable ABDL diapers with some additional products.

Not that I am aware of. But depending on where you are at, a trip to the Las Vegas area will get you to the Changing Times Diaper Company's store at 2675 E Flamingo Rd, Suite 5, Las Vegas, NV, 89121. Not sure what their hours are due to Covid, but I assume they will open back up sometime if they aren't already. They still take online orders at https://www.changingtimesdiaperco.com/ - and their own diaper called Bear Hugz is one of my favorite ones. A quick check of Google Maps shows it's about a 300 mile drive from Phoenix to their store. Take an overnight trip to Vegas, go shopping, and then come home. If you live closer to Tucson, that's about 410 miles.

A real chem nerd would probably use the mass number and not the atomic number...... ?

Looks like the board software got an update, too. Looks different, in a good way.

It's a busy life in Camelot.....I have to push the pram a lot.

It wasn't my favorite John Belushi movie. I preferred the Blues Brothers and Animal House.

I tend to just eat the pizza. I've never tried to taste the pizza place itself. ?

Just got an email from Bambino diapers - they've updated their web site for the first time in forever. A few points.... First, there's a new diaper for sale called the Skooldoodle. Looks a bit like the Karnevalee, and appears to be on the same diaper chassis as the Karnevalee and the Bellissimo v2.0. I Second, as a past customer and one on their mailing list, the email asked to reactivate my account. Considering I just ordered a few days earlier, this must be due to the new web site. Anyway, once I reactivate my account, there's a banner that says there's a 20% off sale until 9/7 for all items except for sample packs. @DailyDi may want to take a look, as this is a good price for Bellissimos with 20% off. The bad thing so far is that my account no longer has my past orders. I used to like to see all of my past orders, and see just how much the prices have gone up over the years. Probably why they wiped them out ? So if one likes Bambino Diapers, this weekend looks like a good time to buy.

As part of the "no ass" gang, pulling a diaper down and back up is easy-peasy for me. I'm not 24-7, but I'm also not one to mess except once or twice a year to remind me just how much it still stanks. Generally one of those times is when I have my test as part of my physical where I have to get a sample of my poo and scrape it onto a card for testing.

As a teen I had to cobble together 3 Pampers to make one diaper, as I was far too big to fit into one. Two of the diapers made the back, and then one came up in the middle as the front. A bunch of folding and taping later, and I had my "disposable diaper". So for sake of argument I was 16 or so. The first time I wore an adult "diaper" was some of the garbage bag green Depends, and immediately decided that didn't scratch the itch. Most of the disposable diapers prior to Bambino didn't really scratch the itch much -- most had some form of ugly wetness indicator, some sort of ugly design, some even had 6 tapes instead of 2, etc. The actual diaper I did like was the ones available during Halloween that were larger versions of 70s Pampers. Didn't have an Internet to search for them, so every Halloween I'd go around to the different costume stores and buy these diapers. Around 2002 I found that these were being sold as Ables and/or wingfold diapers. Around 2005 when Classy Comfort and/or Bambino came out is when I started transitioning more from cloth diapers to disposable ones.

Nurple.