DiaperPony

Looks like this Pebble smart watch

What happens if you use CSS

I had no idea what you guys were going on

Yes, putting panties inside a diaper is a great way to stay wet. Lots of fun! I wear panties to bed, regular undies seem so much more restrictive. I'll also wear them over a diaper.. but I don't want to stretch them out, so I don't wear them over my thick cloth diapers and cover. Wish I could find more sissy designs, cartoon characters and stuff. The prints I see at the stores are usually pretty boring. Granny panties are the most comfortable for

Thank you all for your help!

For those who sleep in disposable diapers:

Nice work! I'm curious, which diaper is your artwork depicting?

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Yes, but it gets cold after a bit and keeps me awake, so then I end up having to sleep the rest of the night on a towel. Here's something I find more fun that

I messed myself while pushing my cart down the aisle

This is still an issue. Cannot be changed away from email.

Thanks, you got me there! For me the procedure was to click the icon with 3 stacked lines (very common "menu" icon on mobile), then I had to drag the menu bar left and then scroll to the top of the menu bar to find the bell icon. Selecting the bell showed one notification, which was not your reply. Perhaps the system cleared it because I visited the thread. However, I also noticed in my settings that "Someone comments on something I follow" is set to

I currently receive email notifications when someone posts in a thread I posted to. In the old version of the program, I also

Removing features is not a problem that is limited to Windows. It happens on Android and even in some open source projects. For example, I could be assured that every new version of Gnome would be worse than what I was using, because they had a philosophy of removing configuration options where they could. If you used the default, you were safe, but if you had changed it, then you were in trouble. I liked to say "Gnome was always better in the past". I switched to KDE, where for a while (until KDE 4) they seemed to allow tons of options and configuration. Not everything worked together, but I was willing to put up with it for the increased flexibility.

Was recently at the park in Benson for the music and fireworks. Love the personal feel. What would you all consider the minimum needed to have a meet? 3? 4? Roll call!

I generally have a negative reaction when someone is dressed strangely or showing a lot of skin, or providing a PDA or is all tattooed up or pierced up or such. But then I have to ask myself, why do I care? Why does it make me cringe? And, I also think "you big hypocrite!" because my of pony clothing which I'm sure is weird to most people. I don't have great answers except that society likes things a certain way (or at least I perceive it so) and I see a violation of it so it makes me uncomfortable, like they are doing something wrong, even though they aren't!

Sometimes in the shower I forget whether I just washed my hair...

Testing edit: that definitely worked fine for a new post. so even if it's not solved, the problem is self limiting.

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Same, although I've never used Linux Mint. I switched from 98SE to Ubuntu Warty back in ~2004 (its first release). Kept wondering when I'd have to switch back, but I never had to and haven't looked back. I currently use Ubuntu MATE on my desktop, although Lubuntu is good too. Only seriously used Windows again in my current job. The VP loves everything Microsoft and forces us to use it even if it's not the best tool for the job. Previously at home I only used Windows for doing taxes (TaxACT stopped working well in Wine, grumble). I treat Windows as a malware-infested toy OS that I try to use as little as as possible. For the longest time I just used VirtualBox for running Windows (to protect the rest of my system), but I recently built a faster PC and the NVIDIA card came with a Windows-only game. I tried for weeks to get IOMMU to work and ultimately failed (even though my CPU, motherboard, and video card all claim to support it), so I set up a dual boot on a second hard drive. I only switch to it when playing the game. With Steam and the upcoming SteamOS a lot more games are coming out with a Linux version, which is great!

In the meantime just install Classic Shell.. its free. I run it on Windows 7 too, because I like the XP-era start menu better and it provides that option.

For me, ignoring messages from someone is the ultimate in rudeness, and personally I don't put up with it. It tells me "what you say is not even important enough for me to respond to". Confronting about it never helps, though. They'll just say they never saw your message or they were too busy and forgot to respond. That's something I still need to work on, because it upsets me, and I sometimes respond to rudeness with rudeness. I think it'd be better for me to just ping them again later. Now of course, those things ocassionally do happen. Facebook is a completely unreliable way of communicating to any specific person, because it hides messages if that person gets too many other ones. And, people do get busy at times and a message could be received while they were driving or at work and couldn't pull away or such. Or, perhaps they felt it wasn't needed to respond (for example a forwarded email). But, IMO, except for impersonal communications like the email forward, ignoring should be the exception and not the rule. Somehow, I manage to respond to 99% of personal texts and emails from friends and family. Even if it's just a sentence or two. To me, ignoring a message seems like a cowardly way of trying to get someone to stop talking. "Maybe if I ignore them, they'll realize I'm not interested."... rather than having the courage to just tell me that. Edit: There are also a couple rarer possibilities. I'm bad at describing my emotions, and if I'm emotional about a message, I need to take time and figure out how to respond. Other times, I have so much to say that I can't respond immediately. But, in either case I do eventually respond.

Haven't seen them around here for years. For a while they had the Small/Medium after the Large ran out, but I don't even see those anymore.