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Diapers, like personal accident airbags... I've not had that (or similar) happen while wearing a nappy, while not wearing one though thats another story.

That seems really strange, the whole blood baby thing. Doesn't sound like the best costume idea.

Aloha *jazz hands*

Hello (i really like the little animation tings)

I'd join the table on the 6th... Need to come up with a plan or signal to make sure you know who, where, which table etc Don't think raincoats and "are you redfox?" would cut it.

I don't wear as often as i'd like/should in public for one big reason. I drive loadsa thousands of miles a year and find it really strange and uncomfortable to drive while wearing thick nappies. Does anyone else find this? (not to drag things off topic sowwie)

I'd be of the "you're only as old (or young) as you feel". So for me, I don't think it matters too much, at the end of the day you might be 18, 21, 35 or even 60 on the outside. But we're all 1, 2, 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 or whatever on the in. Theres realism, which might not be the best word, then theres realistic. Sorry, thats loads of numbers. I can see what you mean though. Sometimes it can be strange to imagine or have your parent figure be your real age equal.

It depends on how I feel, what I'm doing or time. I love the feeling of a wet nappy but only for a short time. Once it starts feeling cold and generally really heavy I'm not a happy camper. But then its quite pricey to wet an adult nappy (i wear cuddlz, i think theyre like english bambinos) and quickly change to another and so on. And I don't like wearing messy nappies in public so If I've just filled it up and then I must go out, it'll get changed straight away. Theres probably more variables but those would be the main ones.

Isn't Sean Bean reasonably open as an ab? Or was that just some huge rumour.

Yay more UK. Hellow.

I found it quite easy to get used to walking with a bulky nappy, rarely fell over once.

I can regress just by sucking my thumb. But if I want to slide into proper baby mode, I've got to be hugging my teddy and sucking on my pacifier. (watches, mobile phones and something else i forget atm kills my regression )

I can just about cry on cue. So I should be an actor. But flat out bawling rarely happens. I bawled for about 2 days straight when my dog died.

and as a whole pretty cranky.

I still like the fact pregnant women can take a pee in a policemans helmet here in the uk.

Could you have them put a note on it saying "Don't leave in box" or something like that so they take it back to the post office so you can collect it instead? I do similar with all sorts of parcels so couriers don't leave stuff with the neighbours.

I think Waitrose do, I've been ina sainsburys that does and the morrisions by my work does. But on greggs - how anoying are those greggs ads? And back to the original topic

I think it depends on the shop, service stations etc are all pre packaged I know. Certain shops are fresh.

Advice taken and noted. If someone would have a browse into my firm though, the lawsuits that could be started are endless. Assault for not hitting a target, racial discrimination, working hours and conditions and yes, sexual harassment etc

I try to get my colleauges to give me a hug and hug more in the office but they're quite reluctant. Especially one who will learn to spread the love. Can't beat a decent hug.

I'd love to go 24/7. I'd happily be a baby 24/7. Infact I couldn't think of anything better. But something tells me I'd probably end up feeling the same. What I mean is at the moment I think I go to the baby side for extreme escapism from real life and surely I'd soon want the escapism from the AB side. Maybe. Would be cool to go 100% 50/50. Adult 9-5 and baby 5.01 to 8.59. Compromise.

I'll be honest I'm not entirely convinced of the whole media interpretation of global warming etc. And I cannot stand it when people use the phrase "climate change" because lets face it, it hasn't stayed the same since the dawn of time anyway - Just look at that film with the sloth and the talking mammoth!. But what really gets to me is the fact that we do actually waste monumental amounts of materials and services then end up creating more and more products and services to deal with it. Oh, and my money! Simplictically take food packaging for one example, buy a common takaway sandwich wedge and unfold the thing, its about A3 size, for a sandwich. Particularly annoying when in a supermarket where they're apparently made fresh, why isn't it just in a paper or recyclable plastic bag? It'd be cheaper, more efficient, more environmentally friendly to use far less packaging for such goods. I'll stop, my rants usually end up proving me wrong or going off on such a tangent that they rarely address the subject.

I do a bit. I've gotten more and more environmentally and ethically friendly in the past couple of years so hopefully all the energy saving lightbulbs, household recycling, water conserving and bamboo clothing make up a little bit for my diesel and nappies.

My neighbour got a fine for over fillinf her bin with stuff that could have been recycled. The bin police is out there! Bags and bin work for me.