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freswith
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I don't think even a ballistic chute would work in a spin like that; it would wrap around the aircraft. It look a bit low for a pilot chute to work as well.
I think I will accept Flexi's acute observations, not least because the prospect of her eating her wet nappy is a bit too much to take at teatime (here). Would we allow her some ketchup? A sprig of parsley? A glass of wine (white, presumably)? Would she be allowed to leave the plastic outer?
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Welcome, and I hope you enjoy your new interest.
It has the advantage that nappy rash is about the worst thing you can catch, and the physical risks are very few. It is tolerably cheap-to-run as well, and so far no-one has worked out how to tax it.
I suspect that it is really much more common amongst the girls than is realised; many simply gratify their desire by looking after infants. Men do not really have that option.
Keep in touch and let us know how you get on.
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I just hope it never happens to me. It's a bit difficult doing this in a sailplane. Thank God I wear a parachute! I try not to pull that kind of G as well.
The nearest thing I ever heard to this was the Neil Williams accident when the lower wing-pin broke on his Zlin, and he managed to roll inverted to put it into compression, and then roll upright again on short finals.
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Perhaps she will enter politics: it would be a great advantage to be able to speak with a REAL forked tongue, and the teeth would fit her well for the Revenue.
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Yes, but WHY?
What will she be like at age forty, taking her children to school in the morning, applying for a job etc.?
As for being attractive, the body parts alone would repel me.
Come back please Flexigirl, and give us your opinion.
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General consensus amongst my flying friends is that it is a cleverly edited video using a MODEL aircraft. Nothing has come through on the grapevine about this being a real accident, and it would have had to be reported and investigated every which way, and all aircraft of that type would probably have had to be grounded pending the outcome.
I don't know of any full-size aircraft that could manage this. They do not have the necessary power to weight ratio.
Never mind, it's still a great video!
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There are many kinds of accent in England, and they can be very regional. In the north east they speak "Geordie" and the locals can understand Norwegian quite well; the vowel sounds are so similar.
When they were hunting the "Yorkshire Ripper" a series of taunting cassette tapes were sent to the police by someone who claimed to be the culprit. A huge amount of time and effort was wasted, and the accent was narrowed down to an area of a few streets. They eventually convicted Peter Sutcliffe, but only after he had murdered more women, and found he was not the hoaxer. They finally caught the hoaxer years later after his DNA was found on the back of one of the stamps. He came from the area indicated by his accent. They threw the book at him.
I speak "Queens English" with a distinct "Public School" throaty drawl, and I have found many girls will not go out with me because I sound so "posh". It works very well in Lancashire, though, and over the ditch in the US! However, I can have seriuos difficulty when speaking to the locals ten miles from my home town if their local accent is very thick.
If you ever get the chance to see the film "Hot Fuzz", take it; not only is it very funny, but it lampoons local accents wonderfully.
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Be careful of putting plastic pants in the washing machine - especially singly. When it comes on to spin cycle, there can be a sufficient weight of water trapped in the pants to wreck the machine. I discovered this the hard way!
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My father died when I was six; we had a very stressful time after that.
I started bedwetting
Mother threatened me with nappies
My brother humiliated me as much as he could.
I count my diaper fascination as starting from then.
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Long ago, Mrs Queen loaned me one of hers. I humped it around the parade square a couple of hundred times, and never got to use it for anything else. I was damn glad to get rid of it in the end. These days I just take the occasional pot at a clay pigeon.
I have never been in any situation in which firing a gun wouldn't have made it a hundred times worse, but then I'm a big ugly so-and-so and nobody bothers me very much, and I live in a fairly peaceful country. I am also a peaceful man.
I have just spent some time in Switzerland, which has one of the highest per capita rates of fireams possesion in the world; every fit man of military age has one, with very few exeptions, and yet they are a very peaceful, tolerant people, and their crime rate is very low. There is certainly something in the idea that it is people who misuse guns.
In my life I have as much use for a gun as I would for a chocolate teapot. It isn't worth the cost and aggravation to have one. I don't need one to defend myself - I keep a sword for that - and I don't need one to prop up my ego or my sexuality.
Generally I take a Catch-22 view: that the need for a firearm is evidence of a mental condition that should preclude ownership of one.
I feel quite sorry for people who feel they need to own a gun.
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Let's hope that Obama will be able to turn his best intentions into action. I am sure he has the goodwill of many of us outside the US, but there are people such as Putin and Bin Laden who would be nothing unless they could portray America as being an enemy. To a great extent the election of Obama will have "shot their fox", but they will soon find other ways to humiliate you. Good intentions do not go very far in forming a foreign policy ( we tried that with an "ethical" foreign policy. It lasted only a few months before reality returned) and it is usually limited by events.
Let us wish him the best of luck and hope to God no-one shoots him!
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Thank you for your kind thoughts.
I will have to be more careful about my security. I left my plastic pants on the showerhead, and my GF came round. I had to nip in quickly and remove them to the airing cupbord with seconds to spare. Back I think to the old days of securing everything before "opening" in the morning.
I did have the meter reader come round the other day when I had my dressing-gown on over my romper. Fortunatley the DG covered the shape, and the romper covered the rustle, so I think I got away with it. He was more interested in reading the meter, anyway.
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I think I have been DL since about age 7. I had a spell of bedwetting after my father died, and my mother threatened me with nappies. Unfortunately she did so within the hearing of my elder brother who promptly baited and humiliated me for the next few days. It was his habit to do so. I was so frightened that I stopped bedwetting immediately, and she never carried out the threat. I think I have had the "bug" ever since, and I now find it a useful alternative when straight sex is not available. At my age I find that is increasingly the case - I'm not as pretty as I once was!
I used to make various nappies, and also made plastic pants (possible with mattress protectors, PVC adhesive, and patience) until I got on the internet in 1997, when I started to buy on the 'net. I've tried disposables, mainly for convenience and concealment, but, being a child of those times, I am mostly into cloth. I live alone and so it is not difficult to do the laundry and to maintain secrecy, and I've quite an extensive stash acquired over the years.
I've recently tried making my own rompers, using a tee shirt for the upper part and stitching the pants onto them. These have been very succcessful, and I can tell you how it's done if you want to try it. As well as some elementary needlework, I've a range of skills which include photography and creative writing, and the relevant computer skills to manipulate both pictures and words.
I'm only into wetting, and usually only at night. I've worn nappies out-of-doors on occasions, underneath a Barbour jacket which conceals both the bulge and the noise, and I've made some road journeys "padded out", and used them en-route. I've never spoken to another DL directly, although I used to visit Lisa's shop in Dagenham sometimes - what a pity it closed! - I visited Emma in Manchester, and I've bought disposables over the counter in French supermarkets. I've also imported items on several occasions without difficulty, although I mostly use Cosyndry and Shop4pvc nowadays. I am not too anxious to meet anyone face-to-face, but I find the general information that I get from the net is very useful, and there is some comfort in knowing that I am not completely alone.
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Who Knows?
in 2008
I think my mother suspected, but she took the secret to her grave as far as I know. Otherwise nobody. Why tell them?
Best Way To Quit?
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A man went to the doctor, and said "Doctor, I have this terrible problem. Every time I sneeze, I have a violent and prolonged orgasm. Is there anything you can give me for it?"
The Doctor gave him a prescription.....for snuff!
Lucky are the people who can get it off in more than one way, for they will never be bored!