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Thanks. It is great to have someone like what I write. I've been going through a dry spell (pun intended) and I've got two stories about half way done but they are for people. If they give the OK, I'll post them up in sections and eventually complete them and put them on the website as well.

Those over 30 would use these 5 words: 1 Peaceful 2 Quiet 3 Relaxing 4 Uncrowded 5 Quaint Those under 30 would use these 5 words: 1 Boring 2 Dull 3 Wasteland 4 Unpopulated 5 Outahere! To me 20 years ago, it was a boringly dull wasteland with too many over 40 zombies that didn't know they were dead yet! To me now it is just a peacefully boring little town with nothing worth hating anybody over.

I pretty much play flight sims or Unreal Tournament, any version!

Thanks, I write stories I like and if you like them, that's great!

Hmm, I don't know what to make of that. It is totally non-conforming to my personal history. I didn't care or even consider diapers something of interest until I stumbled across a page back in the early days of the internet while researching another fetish. That was about 10 years ago and I was over 30 before I got into diapers, so to speak. I suppose I came to them in the sense that they keep things tidy and easy to clean up. Or, maybe I'm just the exception to the rule.

Man, so much hostility. So much hate for so short a life. You think things are bad now, this will seem like a day at the beach in a few years. Some day, you'll have a job, a mortgage, a car payment or two, college loans to pay off, a baby on the way and you will long for these days you are so down on at the moment. You'll never have a simpler life than it is right now... Unless you get locked up and thrown in prison. Then life would be brutally simple.

I don't know where you live but there were always seasonal jobs to be had. Most didn't require anything more than a back and legs. Right now, around here, a guy that would rake leaves would make a killing. Picking up sticks or even walking a dog. You must have some motivation that is stronger than your urge to just sit on you fluffy rear. As much as you desire diapers, you seem to not be motivated to work for them. If I sound a little harsh, maybe it is because I've worked from the time I was 12 doing odd jobs. Neighbors paid me to do odd jobs, rake leaves, mow grass, clean out garages. There are more opportunities if you'll open your eyes!

But where's the chocolate? It isn't a real cake without some chocolate somewhere!

And I thought I was paranoid! You can't stop technology. Regardless of what most American's think, not everything was invented here. Cloning is not an American specialty and neither is chip manufacturing. If a better fuel economy device exists, it would find its way, now more than ever with the internet. We had a guy that claimed his car got 50mpg back in the 80s. Turns out it had a speedometer that was particularly way fast and his carb was dirty and running very lean (not good for an engine). In the end, he really did have a Thunderbird that got 25mpg but not nearly the 50 he'd claimed. The real story was it had been totalled by the insurance company and he was trying to sell it for a very high price. Just so everyone knows, you CAN make a car run on water but it takes way more energy to convert water to hydrogen and oxygen than you can get from burning the two. Hence, no perpetual motion machine.

You can't have a cake and eat it, too. So, take a picture and eat the evidence!

I hold out more hope for the transporter though. It solves fossil fuel issues, smog issues, wasted time issues not to mention the fact that it is just darned cool! Instead of spending 14 hours on a plane to get to Australian, I could pop there to get some sun Friday after work during our winter and back in time for work on Monday after spending 2 1/2 days scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef! Or just go to Disney for the day. EuroDisney even if the riots are over. Not to mention, living in paradise and commuting to say Chicago or LA for work would be common place. Now, if there were only some way to require people to wear a diaper while using the transporter...

Looks around and notices the title at the top of the page. Hmm, strange is relative. A sane man in an asylum would be the one out of place.

I've been driving for 27 years. I've driven hundreds of thousands of miles on two continents on both sides of the road at speeds more appropriate for planes than cars or motorcycles. I've owned about two dozen vehicles if you count motorcycles, trucks, cars and the odd beast with a license plate. But I've driven hundreds, literally. Everything from the smallest of two-seaters to the largest of trucks. On bad days, I drive the beater. On good days, I sometimes ride. On long trips I get comfortable. And for those special occassions, I bring out the monster! One is a commuter, one is a bruiser, one is a 2-wheel scare and the last one is wind in your hair. Sometimes it isn't about travelling from point A to point B, sometimes its about the journey. Its about seeing something new, feeling the sun on your face and the smell of the countryside. Maybe its man's need to explore and experience, I don't know. I just know that a drive (or ride) by myself helps me clear my mind, unwind and escape the things that are weighing on my mind. I could sooner give up diapers than be tied to just a commuter car. Cars are more than mere transportation for me, they are my sanity check.

Don't take it personallly, I'm an ubergeek and read way too much, watch to much and try WAAAAAAAY to much. Quantum entanglement is a proven technology that might lead to a transporter. Not in 10 years but it is the underlying technological proof it is possible. However, I was referring to the actual Skycar as in THE SKYCAR. It has been in developement for well over 10 years and will never be a mass marketed device. This guy has been showing the same old piece of crap that is so impractical that it hurts to look at it since the late 80s. http://www.moller.com/skycar/ If it has an engine, it will be hotrodded and people will die. Fact of life. Testosterone is a horrible thing to be let loose on new technology. I personally have to make everything I own faster than the factory intended, computers, cars, motorcycles, guns, swing sets, clothes dryers. Literally, anything at all. The stuff the US government is working on is not high flying, it is hover craft very similar to what they use to cross the rough channel in all kinds of weather.

Peak, smeak! If you don't stop, you'll feel as good at 40 as you do at 21. Growing older is inevitable but getting old is a state of mind and body. Someone famous once said, "Youth is wasted on the young!"

HNG n. 1. abbreviation for Horny Net Geek 2. A person with no social skills that asks all he comes in contact with their A/S/L (age/sex/location) 3. an individual seeking a session of one-handed typing 4. a person with pale skin, callused fingers and no girl friend 5. any combination of the previous descriptions

That sky car will never, pun intended, fly. Its been a "concept" car for about a decade and all he's doing is getting funding and making promises that can't be kept. Its too complicated, too expensive and too deadly. Do you want some fool flying 350 MPH over your head in something that he just got over the weekend? I'd settle for the transporters of Star Trek. They make most other forms of terrestrial transportation obsolete. Paris for breakfast pastry, Ireland for a pub lunch, Japan for dinner, Germany for a beer with some buddies and then back home for bed.

Congratulations! 21 is a special age. There's no going back. You are an adult in every since of the word with the possible exception of your underwear! Nothing but elected office is out of your reach now! (minimum ages being 25, 35 in the US for most federal positions such as congress and president)

I don't know if I originated the term "HNG"or heard it but I've tried to popularize HNG as a quick way to characterize the less desireables among the chatters for well over 5 years. The chaff among chatters, if you will. I think it would be cool if you had to be invited to be in chat. Sort of like Goggle did with gmail. The person that nominated you would hopefully keep the HNG's at bay. If you get into chat and any number of people complain about you, you can still chat but only in an Orphans room for misfits and troublemakers. No PM rights and such. A post count would help but only if they are meaningful rather than some of the one liners or worse, one worders!

Hmm, I'd rather be alone with my thoughts than try to ignore the rantings of a madman.

I've pretty much given up on chat. Too many people with agendas and the odd snot that is annoying. It just isn't worth it and there are so few DL's that chat. I'd rather have public conversations as PMing seems so personal and I don't want to be that forward or intrusive. When it was new and the size was manageable, it was OK but I agree, now we need some diversification/specialization and additional rooms.

OK, I guess I could agree with that. I don't, strictly speaking, have a diaper fetish then. If every diaper in the world suddenly disappeared, every reference to it was removed, every baby suddenly potty trained and every incontinent person miraculously cured, I'd probably still think about it but I think I could live my life out without ever touching another one. I might draw them or write about them but physical contact would not be required. I'm not saying I'd enjoy life as much but I have given up other things that I was more addicted to. I gave up street racing over a decade ago and that was probably the hardest. I was racing for 15 years! I miss it but I'm living despite or because of it. Opinions go both ways on the subject. I believe I am truly only a DL. I have no inclination to be babied in any way. I can and have been an online daddy but it was just something I was doing to make others happy. I only like diapers and women in diapers. This is probably because I got into diapers (pun?) later in life, about 10-11 years ago. So, I don't see me on the sliding scale very far toward the AB side.