Wet Knight

Yay, ... You're a bedwetter ... join the clan.

I didn't mean to be political (I'm not a Yank), but that pic of the world's most powerful man did go world-wide.

It's the brand that Trump wears when playing golf.

Look on the bright side. You are a member of the "Big but getting smaller" club.

Mine stink because I have a chronic UTI and have to boil them after soaking them in "Napisan"

It's not what you think; I can explain..................................

Get a thick pile bedside rug with a foam rubber underlay, on to which you could tumble out of bed.

Congratulations on loosing 7 lbs.

The last time that slept on my side, wearing a disposable nappy.

I was on holiday. Are you married ?

"It's a sort of insurance Doctor. I can manage without them, but after some close calls on unexpected occasions, the safe feeling and ability to get on with what I'm doing, makes wearing them a no-brainer".

Darn it. There's an illusion shattered; your sylphlike avatar looks cute,

Is this a tabloid story about operations that go wrong ? Perhaps there was a language misunderstanding and a breast implant was inserted in her bladder.

As a life-long bedwetter, it is just as easy to wash a bedpad as a nappy, and much easier to *uc* when not wearing one.

There was a post recently, titled something like "How do you feel in your nappies " It is not so much that nappies are too comfortable, but that they feel "safe", or perhaps more accurately, the separating waterproof barrier between the world and the wearer, makes the wearer, whether geriatric, ABDL or aware toddler, "Feel safe" even when the nappy is uncomfortably bulging, clumped or stinky.

You may be dehydrated and need to drink more. Lots of older people don't drink enough, yet don't feel thirsty, and one of the things that is affected is memory. Try gurgling it. That's bad. When I was 21, it was 28 for men and 30 for women. Is this yet another effect of climate change ?

Just to add balance to the posts. None. Never.

Perhaps he was smart enough to realise that the easiest way to leave this site is to upset you.

Gosh ! ... that brings back memories of hormone laced youth. It must have been 1961; .. I hadn't even bought myself my first grown up rubber baby pants, which were white 'directoire style' by Klienerts.

Trainers aren't meant to be flooded. They are for youngsters who have control, but get caught short and wet a bit before halting the flow.

Sadly old age has taken all but one, but long before the internet, I met and made several lifelong 'golden' friends through contact mags like 'Forum', 'Smooth' & 'The macintosh society'. Through the internet, I have chatted with dozens and attended a few munches, but only made one friend. Contact is now so easy that it is "cheap", where as in years gone bye, contact was difficult and valued. It doesn't help, that when retired, the excuse and chances to meet are diminished.

I have a trusty Panasonic HC_ X920. (which won't mean anything to anyone who hasn't owned one), not so much that it's 20 - plus mega pixels let me pick out a single frame as a quality photo, but because it has a screen and a "Through the lense " viewfinder. A screen is OK when you are young, but a real pain in the butt when your eye muscles can't focus your eyes from the screen to what you are filming, with out fiddling with glasses. @ Lonesome. My camera sits very nicely on a wagon in front of my O gauge live steam locomotive. I have fixed 9" of low slung wire between the loco and the pushed wagon and place the camera facing the loco; the rake of coaches looks really good, sweeping round the curves.

I'm sure England would have been inspired to win last night, if Mr Corbyn had been Prime Minister.

In U.K., rubber mattress protection was phased out in the early 1970s and replaced with plastic for safety reasons. A rubber sheet will "support combustion"; ie:, it may catch fire and continue to burn when the cause of ignition is removed, whereas a plastic sheet can be burnt but does not burn without support.