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I quite enjoyed it when I played it. Honestly, I probably liked it more than FF7 (but not more than FF9, my favorite Playstation game ever), but it has been so long since I played it I doubt I could quote anything from it.

Wait, you mean to tell me I'm not still young? But, more seriously, I don't feel like an adult. Sure, I have a job, an apartment, bills, and school, but I know I probably still do almost all the same things I used to when I was in high school. If anything, I'd probably fit in better now than I did when I was actually in high school.

You don't love Star Wars? *hides his hundred Star Wars novels*

Very nice! Do you have a favorite? Mine is a long dagger I got in Rome.

I like to collect weapons! I've got 6 daggers, 2 bastard swords, a battle axe, a hand axe, 4 long swords, and a kukri.

Sadly the experiment isn't being done by the professor, but by a company we partner with. Would have been nice, though...

I'm in an intro Psychology class at the moment, and one of the assignments was to participate in various experiments that are being offered throughout the semester. The only one available at the moment was about how people experience levels of trauma and disgust. It wants me to rate various things on a scale of 1-5 from not disgusting at all to extremely disgusting, and it has things like "the neighbor's dog pooped on your yard," "a religious leader you look up to was convicted of child abuse," and "the cashier accidentally gave your friend too much change, and he decided to keep it." The one that I found interesting was " Your long-term romantic partner asks you to dress up as a baby before engaging in sexual activity." Um... I think I'll mark that one as "not disgusting."

I was first dry at night quite young, young enough that I don't even remember having any problems. When I was about 11 it started up again, however, and lasted until I was about 18. After that I was dry for a few months, but then it started happening again once or twice per week after that.

That is something I was worried about, especially since I use a commercial laundry facility. Honestly, I'd only really started looking at them because I was having trouble finding colored (no prints, just colors) diapers anywhere else that weren't blue or pink. And in other places there are paranoid college students who'd rather not have their diapers drying on the fence in front of their apartments. Oh yeah? Well back in my day... Yeah, I got nothing. Anyway, thanks for the responses everyone!

So, I've been looking into the cloth diapers from Fancy Pants Diapers website, and I was wondering if anyone had had any experience with them before. If it helps, I'm primarily looking at the twelve layer nighttime diaper. All they'll typically be worn for is night-time use. I do tend to wet the bed on occasion, so they will need to be fairly absorbent.

I can't believe it has taken me so long to say anything, but I loved your story! It was perfectly paced, Michelle and Jeff are perfectly believable characters, and the story itself was heartwarming. Thank you!!!

Crap. Apparently I am back in this category again.

Yeah, basically. And changed the package so it no longer looks like the same thing.

Yeah, I bought a pack of the Protection with Tabs because I was curious how a diaper with no front wings would work out. It was basically the same thing as the old Maximum Protection. Wings on front and back, plastic backing, whole nine yards.

I don't know about the orders that ship to your house, but I work in the electronics department at walmart and we sometimes deal with the site-to-store orders, and I have never come across a private package. Every site-to-store order we get that I have dealt with has a label on it with who it is for and roughly what is inside, such as "pink curtains" or "Courage and Consequences, book".

Quite exciting, as always. I want to say that I think I know where this is going, but I really don't.

Thank you indeed, military families, and others who give their time and lives to protect us.

Nice choice, from what I know of the brand.

Lord Charles Blaze-Butterfield

Quite an enjoyable story. Even though I know it was just a short story for Easter it still feels like it could be the start to a really good tale.

Honestly, what right do you have to complain about the quality of stories when your own writing is nearly impossible to decipher. And all that was asked was for someone to continue the story, which is a perfectly reasonable request, and yet you take it as an opportunity to complain about the quality of writing on the site? How about instead of simply complaining you "gust" write your own story.

I like silver/grey. Simultaneously a color of depression and blending in and a promise that things aren't as bad as they could be. Far less flashy than some colors, it goes well in most situations.

I've worn to classes in college before, and to a library once, but that's about it.