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Castor Oil is a little hard to swallow, both because of the texture and flavor. I was wondering if making it into mayonnaise would make it more palatable. Basically this breaks down into 4 questions: Is it physically possible to make mayonnaise using Castor oil as the oil, or does it differ from food oils (olive, canola et al) in some critical way that would prevent it from forming an emulsion with egg and vinegar? Would it be safe to consume such a product, modulo the expected effects of Castor Oil? Normal mayonnaise is an emulsion, but could castor oil react with the vinegar (or the egg, for that matter) in a way that food oils don't that would result in harmful by-products? Would Castor Oil mayonnaise retain its laxative properties, or would making it into an emulsion prevent it from working on the bowel in its usual way? Would it actually be any less noxious than straight castor oil? I guess once it's in a mayonnaise, you can add other seasonings to it to make it taste however you want. Does anyone know enough about food chemistry to answer these with any confidence? Has anyone ever tried it before?

Muscle Man bets Mordecai that he won't be able to kiss Margaret before Friday at midnight. If Mordecai wins, Muscle Man will have to wear a diaper for a week, but if he loses, Mordecai will have to wear the diaper. If you get Cartoon Network, it will probably repeat during the week, or they stream it on their website.

I recently tried the cloth backed abu cushies, and the cloth aspect didn't do anything for me, but I loved how much more adjustable the Velcro was than the regular tapes on the plastic version. If there were plastic backed diapers with a single large Velcro tape per side my choice would be easy. As it is, I have to choose between the plastic feel and the cloth-backed adjustability.

How many generations can't understand what widdershins means? (NB: my spell checker is apparently in one of those generations.)

Saw it on Monday and again last night. I guess that's a review in and of itself.

These are definitely available outside Australia.

I was 5 when I first had a fantasy about going down a slide to a place with diaper-changing machines. Sadly I wasted all the chances I had to wear diapers between then and when I was about 12, by which time I couldn't fit into the ones I had access to.

They're not that thick, but for $2 a case you can get the old fashioned disposable diaper smell, which was a priority for the OP.

It's funny, looking at other peoples' lists, how little overlap mine would have with them if I compiled one.

I don't have any Bambinos on hand, but I just compared to a Secure X-Plus medium. The Secure's front and back panels were 2 inches wider each with the waistband stretched out than the ABU SDKs. The SDKs seemed to be a little longer front to back. I assume the Cushies will just be the SDKs with a different pattern.

In my experience the ABU mediums fit a little smaller than other brands, and if you put one of their thick boosters in they shrink down even more.

I'll admit up front that I'm no babyfur, but the diapered bunny picture from the Nov 22nd update is fantastic. Where did this "Elliot Ryan" come from? Did he contribute this picture directly to DD, or did it come from a DeviantArt page or something? I Googled the name and nothing relevant came up.

I'm not sure quite what this was--it showed up in the DirecTV listing as paid programming, but it was obviously some kind of infomercial-themed comedy show. It seemed very reminiscent of Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job, but without Tim and Eric themselves. Anyways, it pretended to be an infomercial, but what it was an infomercial for seemed to change from minute to minute with Monty Python style links. One of the segments was a splinter removal clinic run by someone with an obscene name, and he was wearing a polo shirt and a diaper with no pants the whole time he was on camera.

I picked up a box of these, and while I like them, I wish the tapes were a little more refastenable. Nothing so extreme as velcro, but the Secure X-Plus have a really good tape zone, so it's definitely possible.

I used to use glycerin suppositories, but I've switched to Dulcolax. The poop will be very runny, but not enough that a disposable will absorb it. Even after letting it slosh around for a few hours I've never had a problem with skin irritation or rashes.