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HBO special with Robin Williams, Billy Crystal and Whoopie Goldberg in support of Hurrican Katrina victims has a running joke involving Whoopie who wets her pants on stage (or so she says), shows up later in a diaper (pinned on over clothes) and later poops her pants. Mo

I've ordered a number of things from Forever-A-Kid and always been pleased. They're a little pricey but worth it in the end. Marcia (if I recall that's the seamstress' name) was very thorough about sizing, fabric selection and attention to detail. Overall, a high quality product, good customer service and worthy of a referral. Good luck. Mo

Today's Sunday funnies included this vintage Peanuts cartoon. Enjoy. Mo

The recommendation on the label is just that... a general recommendation. The chlorophyl as a supplement is basically harmless and I'm sure you won't OD even if you ate the whole bottle. I've used similar products and you play around with the dossage until you get the desired effect. If your diet consists of lots of meat, protein and dairy (resulting in really smelly poos), you'll prolly need more. If you eat mostly fruits and veges (sans leafy greens and cabbage with really high sulfur content), you'll prolly need less. General rule: if it smells going in, it's going to smell coming out. Hope this helps. Mo

Hey Dude! Welcome... everybody who posts here deserves to be acknowledged. Mo

Dolly: It was Sire Winston who said: "The U.K. and the U.S., two great countries separated by a common language." Mo

Even in a sippy cup... I gotta have my wine in paper bag or it just doesn't feel right. (and welcome to the board taboo... no matter how you take your wine) Mo

Excellent choice... she's also in "Deadwood" playing part of an acting troupe. My first choice would be Mary Louise Masterson, the actress most recently of "Weed" and "The West Wing," she's got that soft but stern countenance that does it for me. Mo

If it's fungal, traditional diaper rash creams and ointments won't do a thing. Try anti-fungal creams like those advertisied for athlete's foot (Lotromin is a good one). Mo

Rumors fly everywhere on the net concerning celebrities and their toilet habits (especially on the diaper boards). Suzanne Somers admitted in her book that she was a bedwetter (and frequent pants wetter) up unitl her mid-20s and wore diapers to bed until she was 19. She also admitted to infrequent relapses as an adult. Many others have also admitted childhood problems including Alicia Silverstone, Sandra Bullock and Christina Ricci. Shania Twain talked openly about her issues after childbirth (not an uncommon problem) but nowhere does she admit to wearing them now. Of course, the Olsen twins are frequent fodder for the rumor mills. Tommy, founder of DPF, claimed to have a dozen or so celebrity members but respected their privacy and never even hinted at who they might be. As this is such a sensative issue, I don't think you're gong to find any confirmed diapered celebrities... and you have to respect their privacy on this. Mo

> Chilibusa is right, to an extent. Lucid dreaming is consciously being aware of your dreams and manipulating them to your own end while still dreaming. The technique was pioneered by a Stanford University sleep researcher (who's name escapes me) who wrote several books about the technique. It's an acquired skill... you can learn to do it. Mo

<<I know you wear and need to, but do you actually look for that material?>> No, Rhezz... just curious. When I was a kid (and wearing 24/7) I kinda felt a kinship with others who also had to wear (for any reason). Guess that's why I'm on the boards here. Not many kids wanted to hang out with "the kid who was still in diapers" and I believed (as any kid with kid logic might) that another kid in diapers would be my friend. <<If you don't mind me asking, at what age did you become incontinent?>> I was born this way. Incontinent since birth. Mo

...let's put it this way: It's a good thing I don't own a gun. Mo

Heya Gang! Just wondering if anyone wore "just in case" diapers when they were growing up? You know... your parents (or others) put you in diapers after you were potty trained just in case. I've read numerous "sightings" of older kids in diapers in amusement parks, on planes and trains, etc. and wondered how common this practice is/was. It didn't happen to me only because I've been in diapers my whole life (incontinent due to spina bifida). I do have family friends with two little girls (5 and 7) who wear for bedwetting and, on occasion, "just in case." Last year we went with them to a huge July 4 gig at a park with limited facilities (and huge long lines) and the girls were in pull-ups. Mo

I believe Wet Set, an Aussie magazine, is still in print. You may want to try their website. Mo

I'm in the "OC" California, about 20 miles southeast of Disneyland. Mo

Anybody know what happened to the ABDL Story Forum on xsorbit? Thanks. Mo

Due to a seriously screwed up urinary tract, I have to cath about 4-5 times a day. The first few times you do it, it can hurt and there's all kinds off risks going in. First, you need the right kind of catheter (a foley cath) with the little balloon on the end to keep the cath in place once it's inserted (I don't bother with these as I insert and remove the cath each time). In most places, they're only available by prescription. You also have to be EXTREMELY careful cleanliness-wise or you will pay the price: a urinary tract infection (UTI). You can also damage the delicate tissue of the urethra and/or damage the bladder if you're aren't careful with the procedure. Even when you're super careful, you quadruple the risk of getting a UTI, which is both painful and dangerous. I have to take a continuing dose of antibiotics and I still get 3-5 UTIs a year. The upside? It will effect your continence and weaken your ability to hold it if that's what you're after. Hope this helps. Mo

I sold it to diaperstation.com. It's eactly the same formulas I used when I owned the buisness. It's a great product (in my humble mind) and unique (there are some "powder" scents out there but they are kinda disgusting). I had heard Abbies complain for years about the lack of a "babyish" smell in their adult disposables and went out to recreate that. I even had several customers that used Diaper Fresh as a cologne! Mo

'sides...normal people scare me. Mo

> Do you know how hard it is to conceive, start and build an enterprise for the AB market? I do. I started Mommies Scents. I put in hundreds of hours researching and testing product, designing labels, the website, setting up bank accounts, doing DBAs, securing a reseller's permit, pouring the product into bottles, labeling the bottles, filling orders, etc. etc. etc. My orders went out on time, the product was fairly priced and easy to order. I risked "outing" myself at every turn with the larger community, my colleagues and friends ("Wow, what's that smell in your garage? It smells like Pampers?"). And for what? A few loyal and truly appreciative customers and a slow slow road to breaking even on just the hard dollar investment, let alone the hours of time I spent developing the business. I had people complain about the price, the labeling and even the fact that the scent didn't match their very specific memory! I am not complaining. I do it all over again in a heartbeat. Developing something from nothing more than an idea and a perceived demand was really satisfying. Dealing with a severely limited, ultra-sensitive and EXTREMELY critical market I could do without. In the end, the single product idea couldn't sustain the business and I sold it to a multi-faceted AB company. Mommies Scents is still around for those that want it. I'm glad I don't have to deal with it anyomore but proud to have made the contribution. Mo (go ahead and flame me) Gumbo

It could be spina bifida (a condition I was born with). Mine wasn't even diagnosed until I was almost 14 (the advent of the CAT scan) and the primary symptom was incontinence. Don't rule it out until a doctor does. You can get drugs for it but they come with all kinds of potential side effects such as dry mouth (which doesn't sound so bad until you walk around all day feeling like the Sahara Desert has set up camp in yer oral cavity). Detrol is one of them. If it is SB, the symptoms you decscribe may get worse and trigger other issues such as urinary reflux, kidney stones and UTIs, none of them pleasant. I share your healthy skepticism of the medical profession and especially distrust urologists. Good luck. Mo

It's prolly a strategy to save a few bucks by re-using the pull-up later... Mo

> Yeah... isn't there a guy who wanders around Times Square in nothing but tighty whities, cowboy boots, hat and guitar? And he doesn't get arrested. Mo

Finding scat pictures is going to be very difficult. Scat is considered hardcore and illegal in the U.S. and many countries. Mo