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The original Star Trek was great when it came out in the 1960's. Crude by today's special effects, but remember it was a one hour weekly show, not a movie production that took months to film. When Star Wars came out in 1977, it blew everyone's minds! Remember, if you first saw Star Wars less than 20 years ago, you might think the special effects were crude, but in 1977 before AI and computer generated graphics, it was all everyone was talking about for months. The original 3 episodes of Star Wars, 4, 5 and 6 were great. The special effects were stunning for the time, but the plot and acting was superb as well. Seems now days it's all about special effects, but if the plot sucks, the movie sucks too. Episodes 1, 2 and 3 were good as well, the plots were well thought out even though there was some silliness with Jar Jar Binks and some other issues, but the plots did go back and bring the audience up on The Force, Jedi Knights and the origin of Darth Vader and the Emperor. Episodes 7, 8 and 9 were where the Star Wars movies fell apart plot wise. True, the original main characters were pretty much old and gone with the exception of Harrison Ford and Chewbacca, but the premise of episode 7 was so lame. "Luke Skywalker is missing and we have to find him!" Really? Kylo Ren a "wanna be" Darth Vader with a mask? BB-8 was no where close to R2-D2 in spunk and personality. Episode 8 was confusing and a casino? Really? Luke Skywalker turning his back on the Force after all those years of training and dedication? No way! Episode 9 was better over all, more action and brought some unknowns out in the open. If you remember at the end of episode 8, there were just a handful of rebels left trying to hold on. At the end of episode 9, rebels and rebel ships rallied from all over to wipe out the empire. Where did they suddenly all come from? Just weak plots for the final 3 movies and they were relying more on special effects to bring viewers in and make money. The Star Trek movies with Chris Pine as Captain Kirk were very well done! The new actor's who played the original characters did a great job, added some humor to their parts and were generally true to the original characters. The special effects were good, but the movie didn't just rely on the effects. The plots were well thought out. My feelings? First 6 Star Wars movies were great. The last 3 kind of sucked as far as plots. Original Star Trek movies with William Shatner and Leonard Nemoy were not so great with the exception of The Wrath Of Kahn. The most recent 3 Star Trek movies with Chris Pine were great with great plots, better than the final 3 Star Wars movies.

I can top that! Back in 1966 Batman was on TV and a top rated show. At the same time by the same producer, The Green Hornet with Van Williams and Bruce Lee came out. While you can get the whole Batman series on DVD, The Green Hornet was never available. In doing some internet searches, I did find both seasons on DVD. These are probably some kind of bootleg DVD's made from video tape off the TV. I got them and while the quality isn't top notch, it's well enough to watch and enjoy.

I had a friend of mine years ago who had a little trash sticking out the top of his trash can. This was when the trash collectors had to pick up the cans and empty them in the back of the garbage truck by hand, well before the big trash bins and automatic hydrolic arms on the trucks. He never had problems before, but there was a new driver on the route. My friend was told the trash can't go any higher than the rim of the can and it was refused to be picked up. Two weeks later after he had taken some trash out so they would pick the original load, he took all his newspapers and those of friends and neighbors, hauled his empty can to the curb and loaded all the newspapers in it, making sure it was a couple inches below the rim of the can. Then he got his garden hose and soaked all the papers! Next day when the trash guy went to pick up the can he about had a hernia! He couldn't refuse to empty the trash because it conformed to regulations, but he couldn't budge the can. He finally had to roll and drag it to the edge of the truck and manhandle it to finally balance it on the edge to dump it. Lesson is don't get nit picky or you may be in for a lot worse!

Looks like a "short order cook" in a restaraunt I used to go to! He is short, she is tall with a very short dress. I bet he has a long tongue to reach up under that dress!

You could probably buy a good used car for what those packages of Attends would bring on EBAY.

The drink probably had caffeine in it, which makes you pee more. Some morning I have to pee every 20 to 30 minutes, other times I can go 2 hours before needing to pee. Usually I pee every hour and a half and at night I wake up every hour and a half to go to the bathroom. Sometimes you just have to pee more frequently than other times.

Cloth has a tendency to relax and get looser over a short time when wearing. Even my Denium jeans are tight when I button them but loosen up and stretch at the waist by the end of the day. Cloth diapers can do the same from body heat and wetness. Not sure what you can do other than use a onesie when sleeping to help hold them up when you get out of bed in the morning. I use regular baby diaper pins and they work fine for me, but I have also read it helps keep the pins sharp if you stick the points in a bar of soap when not in use. I've also read it helps them push through the cloth diapers easier.

I'm double diapered in a low end cloth backed RELY diaper I got at Goodwill over 2 months ago. Never heard of them and I knew they were low end but I figured they would still be comparable to Prevail or Attends. Leaked all over my recliner in spite of my plastic pants. I figure one by itself is good for maybe 2 hours at most. To use them up, I placed a Tranquility booster pad in one diaper, cut slits in it and taped it on. I taped a second one on over the first one and topped it off with my PEVA plastic pants. I'm sitting on a washable waterproof chair pad in my recliner and should be able to get 4 hours out of it. If I do leak, the chair pad has my recliner protected.

Case in point. I am double diapered this morning/afternoon. I bought a brand of disposable diaper a few months ago at Goodwill, one I never used before. Low end store type so I knew they should be good for 2 to 3 hours. Not quite. Leaked all over my recliner. Since I need to use them up, I cut some slits in one diaper, put a Tranquility booster pad in it and taped it on (it's cloth backed, by the way). I then taped on a second diaper over it and topped it off with my PEVA plastic pants. I'm also sitting on a washable waterproof chair pad. I'm expecting to get 4 hours from this combo, but if I should leak, the chair pad will protect my recliner. Double diapering in this case is a good way to make an inferior cheap diaper last longer as well as using them up quicker.

Perfect for wearing under your short dress for Easter Sunday church.

Or you could call them "Fart Mufflers"

How to Manage Your Sciatica Pain While Driving

They missed the boat. If they really wanted to make adult perverted crayons, they could have shaped them like penises!

"... the fruit in his refrigerator isn't the only thing that's 'ripe'".

Here's a new one. "When Moochie fills his diaper every morning when making coffee and checking his emails..."

Pretty much anywhere I would go on vacation non diapered. I have taken two solo vacations in the last 5 years and went 24/7 each time. One was to Wisconsin Dells and tourist attraction around that area, the other was through Ohio and Pennsylvania around the Gettysburg area. Hot humid summer weather required shorts, being out and about at all the museums and attractions required bulky premium diapers so as not to be changing every 3 or 4 hours. I'm not saying I would be wearing laying on a beach all day, but I found that anywhere I could go wearing normal shorts, pants and clothing with regular cotton underpants I could go wearing thick disposable diapers, plastic pants, plain t-shirt style onesie and shorts. Heavier fabric like denium and not spandex and perhaps one size up helps hide bulk and diaper lines. Strenuous activities such as hiking, climbing, running and all in hot or humid weather will put a strain on any diaper and may cause a failier, especially the inner lining, but with care you can make it work. I stood in line shoulder to shoulder for an hour and a half at an amusement park wearing a Trest disposable diaper with plastic pants over it, snap crotch onesie and short legged shorts and no one gave me a second glance. I would like to go to Disney World one last time, also head out to New Jersey, Atlantic City stopping for a day along the way to see the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in Ohio, stop at Gettysburg again, maybe Eastern State Pennetentiary and a few others. Branson Missouri is another place I have thought of. While I never want anyone I know to find out I like to wear diapers, when out of state on a trip where I won't be likely to run into anyone I know, I'm not much bothered by the thought of a stranger I'll probably never see again possibly noticing I am wearing diapers under my shorts or pants. It's not like a total stranger will come up to me and say, "I notice you are wearing diapers. Why?"

Thunder, lightning and rain sounds like a storm to me, even if it might not be blowing the trees down. When the trees start getting blown down, I start calling it a Tornado or Hurricane.

I've read in the forums some members reasons for double diapering. Some do it just for the super thick feeling so they can waddle. Some I've read will do it so they can just keep the first diaper, the one next to their skin, on for all day, 2 days or however long they decide. The urine will migrate into the second diaper, so when the second diaper eventually gets soaked, they just change that one and keep the first soaked, wet and/or messy diaper on. Soak and repeat and probably end up with a very painful and infected diaper rash. Before I started ordering premium diapers like Abena, Trest and Betterdry diapers on line, I would use the lower end store brand diapers I get at Goodwill when I went out of town for the day Christmas shopping or running errands. One diaper would last about 3 hours before I needed to change. It's not very discreet trying to take a fresh diaper into a store or fast food restroom when needing to change. Instead I would double diaper with the lower end diapers, not cutting slits in the inner diaper. That way when I needed to change, all I had to do was go into any restroom to do so. Since I was double diapered, I already had a dry diaper on along with my wet one. I just pulled down the dry outer diaper, removed and tossed away my wet inner diaper and pulled up the totally dry remaining diaper like regular underpants. Quick, easy and I didn't have to figure out a way of discreetly bringing a fresh diaper into a restroom with me without being noticed. Now I just use a premium diaper for those out of town Christmas shopping trips.

Reminds me of a few years back when Depends unsuccessfully attempted to get everyone to wear Depends disposable underwear as their regular daily underwear. They called it "Underwearness". The TV commercials were a bit disturbing. I can hear the union's all screaming now if employers tried to force their employees to wear diapers to increase productivity.

When driving it's recommended to stop every 2 hours and walk around for 10 to 15 minutes. If you don't do that, your sciatic nerve can cause you all kinds of pain that lasts for days. Believe me, I know. Stopping every 2 hours also gives your wet diaper time to relax a bit so it's not constantly being pressed out in one sitting position all day long.

I sure enjoyed my diaper vacations and I was 24/7 the whole time, everywhere I went. Last one was about 2 years ago. Drove from Michigan to Pennsylvania, making stops in Ohio for museums and staying overnight. Trest diapers worked well for the actual driving, but once at my destination Betterdry and Abena L4 diapers worked for daily activities and tourist attractions. I was 5 minutes from my hotel for most everything, so it was just a quick hop there when I needed to change diapers.

Betterdry with my PEVA plastic pants over it. It's my first time wearing a diaper in 4 weeks! I had my knee replaced and had no interest in wearing diapers with the pain, PT and recovery. Recovery takes 3 to 6 months but usually around 6 weeks you start doing pretty well. I'm almost at 4 weeks and doing good, my urge to wear has come back. I'm going o enjoy my diaper for sure, but only wet.

I was on heavy narcotic pain pills after my knee replacement 3-1/2 weeks ago and they made me a bit foggy too (not as bad as some other heavy duty pain killers I've had to take in the past), but I did sleep well in my recliner the first 2 weeks. I tapered off and then stopped the pain killers last week and I have trouble falling asleep now in my chair even though I'm tired. The good news is I'm finally doing well enough to start sleeping in my waterbed again. Tonight will be my first time sleeping in my bed in almost 4 weeks. Hope I can fall asleep!

If they call again, ask them how much they charge to get rid of themselves.

Welcome Peter. Same here, older DL not into AB but not into being a dirty girl. Feel free to say HI if you like.