Alan M.

This might end up being fun for some of us... GISHWHES is a worldwide scavenger hunt that takes place once a year. Each year it breaks its own world record at being the largest scavenger hunt ever.

This past episode of The Office had a fun wetting scene. It's kind of subtle, but Dwight makes Erin laugh and she rushes off to the bathroom while clearly in a desperate state. Afterwards there is a wet stain on the carpet leading off in the direction that she ran. I was slightly disappointed that there was no follow up on it. Maybe something to look forward to in later episodes?

I came across this blog comparing modern fashion to adult diapers. I couldn't find anyone else who posted about it, but if it has been posted before I apologize for the repeat: http://theshoegirl.b...apers-rule.html

If we're doing manga posts, I'm not sure this one was posted yet... http://www.mangareader.net/190-12654-12/elfen-lied/chapter-43.html I never had the patience to read the whole manga to see if there were other references, but in this chapter it introduces a girl who is incontinent and has to wear diapers.

The sequel just came out! Search Youtube for "A Very Potter Sequel". We don't get to see Malfoy in diapers this time around, but there are plenty of diaper related lines that keep coming up throughout the play. It's not necessarily AB/DL related, but I love the line "All the greatest wizards wear diapers." Also in their description they tell you to strap on your diapers... totally awesome!!!

I realize these are old posts, but I thought the topic was just as important for today as well. It always amazes me how quickly people will jump to condemn Israel. I would implore you to come and visit and see for yourself what is really going on. More than 5,000 rockets landed in residential areas within Israel before we responded. We begged the international community to speak up and condemn the attacks against our citizens and barely a word was spoken. When we did respond we sent surgical strikes to target the terrorists and avoid civilian casualties. Before any strike was sent, tens of thousands of phone calls and SMSes were sent out to warn all citizens in the area to vacate immediately. In addition, millions of flyers were dropped on the area that was going to be bombed, begging civilians to vacate the premises. Unfortunately, chamas has a tendency to use civilians as shields, behind which they can launch their strikes. But what choice did Israel have in the matter? None of you can imagine what it is like to live in a populated city and to know that at any point during the day a siren will go off and you will have 15 seconds to get in a bomb shelter with your family. WE HELD BACK AS 5,000 SIRENS WENT OFF. Rockets hit kindergardens, malls, and other populated areas. Our citizens were under attack and it had to stop. Despite the legitimate anger we had every right to feel, we did everything in our power to reduce civilian casualties. Did we always succeed? Of course not. However, as Cl. Richard Kemp said, "Never in the history of warfare has a country taken so many measures to reduce civilian casualties as Israel has." Watch the video... it is MORE than worthwhile: http://www.unwatch.org/site/apps/nlnet/content2.aspx?c=bdKKISNqEmG&b=1313923&ct=7536409 Don't cast down Israel in the same pit as Chamas. Try to differentiate between the terrorist and his victim. We put a value on life, including those who attack us. If you don't believe that then go ahead and see for yourself. Find the most right wing, extremist Israeli and ask their opinion on civilian casualties in the Gaza War. I guarantee you, the worst you will hear is regret. Probably along the lines of the unfortunate loss of innocent life. Now go to the other side and ask their opinion about the suicide bomber who hid amongst baby carriages outside a market. Ask them about the sniper who shot one bullet when his sites were aimed on a six month old baby. Ask them about the terrorist that enterred an Israeli household and started in the kid's room, putting his first bullet in the head of a three year old child who was asleep. They glorify the killer. They mark them as a martyr and hold them up as a shining example. They throw parades after EVERY suicide bombing and hand out candy and sing about the deaths of their enemies. I know this personally as I saw it firsthand after 9/11. When we heard, our entire school shut down so we could all gather together and cry out in prayer. In Ramallah, East Jerusalem, and Gaza, over 50,000 palistinians took to the streets to rejoice. Their parties went well into the night. Yet throughout all of this we will always hold back and still try and reduce civilian casualties. We do this because, at the end of the day, we will always value life. And no matter how much crap you all continue to give us, we will always do so in the future as well.

That would actually be anti-semetic, not political. I think it is both sad and slightly disturbing that an entire week went by (and over 400 viewings) and no one thought it worthwhile to write a response to this.

The whole musical is lots of fun, but one scene in particular will catch your eye... Neville does the expelliarmus jinx on malfoy and his (her) pants fall down to reveal that he (she) is wearing a diaper! Enjoy!

I'm sorry, but where were arabs mentioned in my original post? Or in the website I sent out? If you are looking for a political debate then please take your comments to a more appropriate section of the forum instead of posting here. Geez, I really can't stand the people who see the word Israel and automatically try to stir up an argument.

I was on facebook and suddenly there was an ad on the right side with a bunch of guys and girls dancing around in diapers! Of course I had to find out what that was about and I dug up the episode where it happened... http://www.megudalim.co.il/CellcomSummer/default.aspx?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=megudalim The entire site is in hebrew so I'll walk you through it... At the top of the screen you need to click on the FOURTH button from the right. That will open a list of archives of the show. You then need to click on the video for 02.08.09 The episode is in hebrew, but if you have patience to watch until the end, they made the contestants dress up for the day in diapers and dance around in them (starting at 6 minutes). They even brought in spouses to speak to the contestants as they are wearing diapers!

Seriously though... are there any jewish AB/TBs out there? I get the feeling that it is a real minority (and Judaism is a minority... heck, there might only be a handful of us).

I thought you all might appreciate this... I admitted to my wife while we were engaged that I am an AB, but she was not so thrilled about it. We made a deal though, and she lets me wear diapers once a month for up to five days. Also she agreed that if she is not around then I can feel free to wear them. Just a few days ago she thought to surprise me and greeted me while wearing one of my diapers! It was awesome! First time ever seeing someone wearing a diaper in real life. Well, she loved the reaction it caused, so she said that she'll try to surprise me more often. Who knows? Maybe I can make an AB out of her!