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WBDaddy

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  1. Read forum description: ONLY About Diapers, Brands and Quality. NO AB, DL or sissy posts in this forum.
  2. Wow. You folks aren't very sharp at recognizing spam for what it is, are you? "Wanted: people to try" - followed by an E-bay link = trolling for new customers, not giving shit away.
  3. Personally, I think the BDSM community has more of a grasp of the dom/sub aspect of diapers than anyone here is willing to give credit. There's a reason why what little is on YT regarding diapers is almost exclusively BDSM (restraints/spanking/etc + diaper) It's just a sad thing that dprtube has become a breeding ground for fecal fetishists more than anything else. I suppose it's a lot easier to just film yourself crapping in your pants than it is to actually produce a roleplay video, as evidenced by flbabygirls' struggles to find girls that are not only willing to do ab/dl, but also capable of acting the roles.
  4. The easiest way to train any kid old enough to learn (and no, 2 is not too early) is to put normal underpants on them. They'll decide very, very quickly that they don't like the way it feels to be wet/dirty in those, and respond accordingly.
  5. Uh, wrong forum, dude. But congrats on your impending ban
  6. Anyone seen this? It's basically a big goof on every fetish out there, but AB was prominently included in several bizarre scenes. I thought the movie's premise was potentially hysterical, but lost a bit in execution, unfortunately. Ullman and Chris Isaak make a bizarre couple, BTW...
  7. I actually made up that tracking number based on a recent shipment of computer parts. It was a joke.
  8. Just ordered a pack of the Classico. My tracking number is 02927002513300024151 - it's coming via FedEx. Says it just left the facility in Cali. I'll let you know when they update it, k?
  9. OK, so I've tried a couple of the SDK's, and I really dig them. They're much more comfy than the Bambino Teddys I tried a few weeks ago. Absorbency? Well, you're talking to someone who doesn't spend much more than 2 hours wearing at a time, so my opinion is irrelevant there, from what I gather. I know I like the fit, the look, and the feel, and the premium price is worth all those things for me.
  10. Hell, I use powder whether I'm wearing or not - my body's thermostat is broken, and I throw heat off, and I sweat off any part of my body that is confined/covered up. A touch of cornstarch down there is a must, particularly when padded up. (And no, I don't weigh 300lbs, just in case you were envisioning something gross like that)
  11. Depends on where you're getting the higher quality ones from. Granted, there's nothing quite as satisfying as getting them RIGHT NOW (although the anticipation of them coming in the mail can be fun too...)
  12. You misunderstand - it's not pedo thoughts like "being attracted to infants", but rather nagging thoughts of "damn, is this like pedophilia?"
  13. This. No matter how much it hurts empathetically seeing dude land on the steel handrail crotch first, you can't turn away from the slow-mo replay....
  14. I second the assertion that the French would rather you struggle through hackneyed attempts at French than to just stand there like a buffoon speaking English to them. They're much more likely to help if you at least give it the old college try.
  15. Hard to complain about anything selling for $0.77 per unit in that small a quantity that isn't Depends or worse...
  16. I believe (probably erroneously, but what the hey, we all hang on to false religions, right?) that capsaicin hurts going out the other end more because it's cleaning out a lot of bad stuff that was hanging around in there laying the groundwork for grief later down the road (diverticulosis, polyps, and other nasty stuff no one wants to deal with after 50)... I say that because I've used a number of lower GI "cleansing" products, both natural and prescription, and the feeling is essentially the same when they start "working".... Further, capsaicin has been shown in limited clinical trials to prevent leukemia, and can kill prostate cancer cells, as well as being an effective broad-based analgesic against rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. So quit your bitching and eat your peppers!
  17. Yeah, well, my mommy is mean, and she makes up all sorts of excuses to make me wear diapers. The other day, she didn't think I was doing my work enough, so she tanned my bottom and made me wear a diaper and a binky the rest of my shift.
  18. Me, I usually make sure any pre-diapering "issues" are taken care of ahead of time, so down periscope here. Added bonus - down also restricts the blood flow somewhat to prevent it coming "up" on its own, other than the most intense play sessions. Of course, during said sessions, diaper doesn't stay on long enough to worry about such things anyway...
  19. 1) Really great peppers (and sauces made from them) have many layers of flavor. 2) Really well-prepared food, even ridiculously spicy food balances the heat so it mingles nicely within the dish. Pad Thai is an excellent example of this - no matter how insanely hot it gets, the heat is still co-mingled with the rest of the flavors so that the pain becomes part of the entire flavor experience. And trust me, I've prepared Pad Thai with genuine Thai Prik peppers (gotten the originals, then hooked up with a grower down in Mexico that imported seeds for that specific purpose, and the difference is negligible), and even my wife, who is hypersensitive to capsaicin, enjoyed the hell out of it until it caught her on the back end later (she also has intestinal issues)....
  20. Next summer when my pepper plants start yielding their annual goodness, I plan to actually develop a true sauce (been drying and powdering them in a beautiful blend up until now). I'll make sure and buzz you for an address to mail a sample of my first batch when it's done.
  21. Having tried Abena X-Plus, I'm actually frightened of the Dry 24/7's. Those things look like they could dislocate a hip, relatively speaking... That said, Thursday can't get here fast enough - my first order of ABU SDK's come in, and I've been dying to get hold of them ever since the Bambino Teddies I bought a while back were such an uncomfortable disappointment (cut and stiffness, more than anything else)
  22. Makes perfect sense to me. I mean, the dom/sub component really is the turn-on for me anyway (regardless of whether I'm domming or subbing, LOL). You're right, though, the whole pedo-paranoia thing is still something I gotta get out of my own head.
  23. That is very encouraging, actually, because the Cushie tapes looked really, really short, which seemed like a big negative as far as adjustability.
  24. Abena makes the XPlus in a "cloth-like" version. Never tried it myself, but it's available... They call it the "Air Plus" line. http://www.xpmedical.com/airplus.html It's still a diaper, but it's quieter, I'm sure, than the plastic version.
  25. No - how you would have ranked the rest was my curiosity - particularly since Molicares were in that list, which are purportedly a more rugged unit than the ABU stuff. Personally, neither I nor my wife are looking to wear the same diaper all day long, unlike a lot of folk who bash on ABU, so if it can hold one good flood, I'm satisfied.
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