Diapered Jason

I'll just say speaking from my mother's experience, she gained weight when she ate the under 500 calories meals at Applebees. Even though they are under 500 calories, they still have alot of sodium.

That is great news. Keep up the work and you will eventually lose the fat as well. Apple bees can kill you in the weight department though especially if you go for a steak or a burger, but it is very difficult to avoid if you have to eat out.

There is a reason why I did not vote down your post, because you were right despite your aggressiveness. I am not here to make enemies. I realize I am sometimes overconfident in my knowledge. As for you question, the theoretical voltage and current limitations of a 1 Megaohm, 1/4 W resistor are 500 V and 0.5 mA respectively. Of course, that is without knowing the tolerance so the resistor could be destroyed before reaching said limitations. Dielectric breakdown could be an issue to consider as well with that high of voltage. I think I know what you are getting at though. 1 Megaohm is about the resistance of a human with dry skin. I found an interesting book on electrical stimulation called "Electrical Stimulation and Electropathology," that would definitely prove useful in this area. I have not been able to read it, but I took a good look at the table of contents and decided I wanted it.

Yep this is true. I forgot to mention the various chemical reactions that can occur upon mixing of bleach and ammonia. I would be most concerned about the creation of chlorine gas, which in a strong enough concentration, will kill you.

I have been keeping all my "toys" and diapers in a locked 30.5" x 15.5" x 16" chest. The best part about it is my parents wanted me to get it to protect my valuables as I was moving out for college. Now that I am temporary living with them once again, it acts as a great hiding place.

I am not usually into day time naps, but I have always wanted to try out a crib, properly customized of course.

If it were socially acceptable, I would do none of those things. I would not change my current habits. It's not that I don't like doing those things, it's just I won't be able to concentrate on anything. I would be too excited I guess to do anything. For example, back when I was in college, I would sometimes wear a diaper while studying. I'll just say 15 minutes later, I was definitely not studying. I guess that would be a first for this poll, but I am sure many other people are in the same situation. I just indicated other.

lol, at least you will get free shipping.

There is nothing more that can be said really.

lol, nice.

I think you guys are right. I should have taken more safety precautions regardless of what I thought the output would be. I should have used some sort of residual current device, similar to a ground fault circuit interrupter, but instead detecting the current on the live wire rather then the neutral wire. I do not know why I did not think of that before. It does not matter though, I am no longer using that power supply for that purpose.

I can understand why someone would want to develop a diaper rash. It is part of the punishment right? Unfortunately, I would immediately regret it after I finish with my play. I have heard of people using poison oak leaves or mustard plaster, but you would have to be pretty crazy to try it. You have to be pretty crazy to try the bleach too though.

Please don't insult my intelligence. This conversation went from defending my idea to defending myself. That was completely uncalled for. As I indicated in my last post, which it seems you only read half of, I have decided to get a TENS unit once I have the money. I have learned my DC power supply does not produce as pleasurable of an output as a device designed for such purposes. So if you are looking to deter people from doing what I tried, you need only tell them that it does not work anyway. I apologize as I have not been able to effectively communicate my message. 0-30V/0-1A indicates the maximum power output and the cutoff points. For example, if you short the power supply, the current will greatly exceed 1A, thereby shutting off the device. For my situation, the resistance of the system is so high 30V is reached when the current reaches about 0.05A. This combination occurs at the cutoff point of 30V (i.e. both the current and voltage knobs are turned all the way to the right). That voltage level is usually too painful though. I am definitely capable of learning the necessary knowledge to design the circuit I am looking for, but I worry myself that if I went down that route, something may go wrong. That is why I am saying it is over my head, but at least I am willing to admit it. Now, back off Dill_Pickle. I am warning you.

Hey, you brought it up. I was just pointing out Bettypooh is right even from a mathematical perspective.

I like where this conversation is going. Christine is referring to the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle when she mentions Planck's constant for those not literate in quantum mechanics. It is impossible to determine both the position and momentum of an electron at the same time. What we know is the finite probability of finding an electron and the range of momenta (wave lengths) of the electron wave is greater than or equal to a constant. Namely Planck's constant. Therefore, we have 'uncertainty'.

Hey guys, molehills are mountains in North Dakota. If you stand on a molehill, you can see Canada. I also like the saying "Don't pole vault over moose turds." Seriously though, I have had many close calls over the period of time I was living with my parents and they haven't the slightest clue. I'm talking about almost being caught wearing a diaper and woman's clothing. I don't think you have anything to worry about, and certainly do not tell them anything about your fetish.

Wow, that must have been quite a site. I don't normally travel past Seattle or engage in public displays of my diapers, so wasn't me.

Damn it, that's not real wrestling. They took my job! lol I liked that South Park episode mostly because I was a wrestler in high school.

Knowing the capacity of the diaper is great, but without knowing what test was used to determine the capacity, the information is not definitive. Obviously, a dunk test is useless. Cute diaper though, but I don't like the secure panel across the front.

You are right, normally a wall socket is one phase. I was thinking about the power distribution network (I got mixed up, because I have seen wall outlets with 3 phase). Also, I am not an electrical engineer, but I am capable of circuit design. When I said "Oh well. If you don't like the idea, don't try it. If you like the idea, but have no knowledge of electrical circuits, don't try it," I was not referring to anyone specifically, my apologies. My variable power supply is not capable of reaching a life threatening level of current. The current output of a TENS unit is similar to my power supply; however, my power supply is DC and has lower voltage. Therefore, I think it is not as pleasurable. From the descriptions I have read, a DC current is no where near as pleasurable as AC current. I am finding in the end, I may have to buy a TENS unit regardless to achieve what I want without building one. I do not have the necessary expertise to create that kind of device. It would take a long time for me to figure that out. Switching DC to AC is over my head, so I am not going to try that either. As for E-stim in general, we take a risk even in the use of a violet wand or TENS unit. It is just like any other play, one step at a time. Take two steps at once and you may hurt yourself. Thanks for the articles though. This will likely be my last post in this topic.

On another subject, this whole thread got me thinking about this one video on Tosh.0. The stupid man in question wrapped aluminum foil around his penis creating two antennas with the aluminum foil. He then proceeded to insert the two antennas into a wall socket. You can guess what happened next. rofl You can watch it here

My power supply cannot produce anything fatal due to the huge resistance. What is occurring is the creation of an electrochemical cell with your body in the middle. Current exists due to a drift of ions and oxidation of the cathode. There is a large resistance so the current is always at a safe level even at maximum setting. The only way my power supply can harm you is if you allow direct skin contact to occur at a 'relatively' high setting resulting in nothing more than a light burn. Guys, I have already done this a hundred times. Oh well. If you don't like the idea, don't try it. If you like the idea, but have no knowledge of electrical circuits, don't try it.

Hold on just a sec. I am completely aware of what is safe. The power supply I have is a low output power supply. It does not even compare to the 120V, 3 phase, power output of a wall socket. First thing is the resistance of a potato is no where near the load of our bodies combined with the contacts I use (For sure, if you eat that potato, you will get a good does of copper oxide due to the corrosion of one of the electrodes). Therefore, the current reaches about 10 mA, 30 mA at the most during my play (Even at maximum voltage/current setting, hurts though). If you allow skin contact to occur with the metal electrode, the current can reach 50 mA. The great thing about the variable power supply I have is it displays both the voltage and current, so it is easy to watch. The second thing is a violet wand creates a completely different output, namely high voltage, high frequency, and low current. I think it is crazy to reverse engineer a violet wand. Besides, it requires special parts like glass tubes filled with a noble gas that are very hard to get with out getting a violet wand in the first place. What I am after is low voltage, low frequency, and low current. Last thing is, I already have a book on circuit design. Converting AC to DC is simple compared to converting DC to AC. Switching power supply design is a very complicated subject. Much more complicated than normal circuit design. I will probably forgo learning that if I can find a variable AC power supply with low output. Still though, thank you Dill_Pickle. I find everyone's input valuable. Very Important Note: I am still not encouraging anybody to do this unless they have at least an elementary understanding of electrical circuits.

Yeah, FORTRAN. I had an old professor in college that wanted us to solve some problems using this programming language. It took half an hour just to enter a simple calculation. I only worked with the core language and not the scripts, so I don't know anything about the programming in the software, but that information is available on Wikipedia if you want to know. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox Like I said, I had a little fun with JAVA, but it is not my area of expertise.

I was never able to afford the TENS units or the violet wand kits, so I bought a variable power supply 0-30V/0-1A (very safe) for just a little over $100. I also improvised on the electrodes. Wet diapers work but accurate placement of the electrodes becomes difficult then. Therefore I opted for the use of incontinence pads, which are quite versatile in placement. Many things work as long as the metal part of the electrodes does not directly contact the skin. I have had much fun with this setup. I find the anode stings and the cathode burns. Unfortunately, this power supply only produces DC. I think AC would be far more stimulating, but finding a cheap variable AC power supply with a low output is difficult. I will definitely do some digging. This actually got me thinking about creating an inverter for the DC power supply I already have. I got a book on switching power supply design. Hopefully with the right circuit design, I will be able to create whatever AC output I like with a safe current, but learning it will be tough. I will keep you guys posted if I manage to get something. Other than that, I always welcome suggestions from people who are knowledgeable on this subject. Note: Don't do this unless you know what you are doing. These methods are much cheaper, but not idiot proof, no offense.