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well, given that this is DailyDiapers, and not DailyPanties, my answer (along with that of many other a member) will be diapers. Though I would recommend searching for medical supply shops in town (as they always have something better).

cute....i had to stop it at 1:16 though....it just ran too long without adding anything new.

I also noticed they ship under E.B.M. Industries (puts on Nitzer Ebb for a joke none will get), but charge "Unique Wellness" to your card. Kinda sucks if that card's on a joint account. You can probably guess the first result when googling unique wellness.

I just finished off the second sample. This one holding 28.8 oz before leaking. There was also an elastic thread free in the left side, which didn't make too noticeable a difference, The plastic is amongst the most sensual I've found on a diaper, it's a shame absorbancy, construction, and shape aren't quite up to snuff. They did last longer than the previous diaper (7 hours), but then again, I wasn't drinking as much, as you can see it held even less..

It would seem that last half cup (pint) which would have brought me to 96 oz of fluid never came into play, as I leaked through my pajamas before drinking it. In the end I consumed 10 cups (or 80 oz/5 pints) before this product leaked (2.5 hours after I began, which was 10 hours after I'd last ingested water). The end weight was 2 lbs even. The UW brief is a comfortable product, with a nice smooth plastic back, yet performs well below Abena, Molicare, and Tranquility products (I can't compare it to Bambino, because I Haven't tried them yet). Overall, a disappointment for the price. Beginning of test:4pm pacific, end of test 6:30pm pacific! 2.5 hours! Edit: 2lbs is the final weight which equates to 32 oz of water. While I'd consumed 80 oz rather rapidly it would seem that even without flooding, this diaper only absorbed 32 oz.

(this is a continuation of a thread I began before realizing a wellness brief thread existed). I'm taking the "12 hour challenge", with 20 hours of fasting, and 10 hours of no water beforehand. 3 hours in, I've ingested 750ml of cabernet savignon, and 2 cups (or 472 ML) of water. UW sent me two samples rather than one, (which is nice, but at 2 hours, it is already beginning to feel saturated.I'll keep you all posted with my results.

Thank you square duck for that link (my bad, I thought it would have had it's own sticky). The remainder of this test will conclude here: http://www.dailydiap...showtopic=31086

It is true that plastic covers tend to be smoother, while cloth catches on clothing, and pills/ruins silk sheets (depending on how rough the cloth-like texture), and many cloth-like products leak through the sides, and have poor odor retention. Though these are all valid factors, a lot of it is exaggerated by plastic cover hold-outs (I'm one myself) who are simply trying to find reasons that the diaper of our era was better (we are the collective old man shaking his walker on our front lawn). One very valid complaint of ours, however, is that cloth like covers suck for night time use. I'm a side-sleeper, and those cloth-like "wings" don't fly (ya' feel me?). I understand that cloth-like covers are more discreet, but why would you need to be discreet when you're lying in bed hidden away from the world? I can understand cloth-like for daytime products, but it is utterly confounding to me that companies would produce mattress thick (abena x-plus, etc.) products, and expect the slight desecration provided by a silent cover to negate the obvious thicknes of their product (irony of ironies being that Abena plastic is slightly audible in the privacy of your own home when you want it to be, but completely silent under jeans),

Today I received my sample of the alleged 12 hour diaper, so I've decided to put the product to the test. It seems unusual that there's no forum sticky for a product DD advertises so fervently. Right off, I was pleased to see that the product had a plastic cover, and noticed that it had the same scent of Attends and Depends plastic in the mid-90's (a bit like opening a pack of new Magic tG cards from the same era)., The seat of the diaper is pleasantly thick, though the section between the legs could stand to have a bit more bulk. I also can't help but take note of the slight gap present along the lower sides of the butt, which remain despite my. attempts to readjust via the dual layer tape (as such, I've hitched them up which helped a bit). Preperation for test: 20 hours of fasting 1 bottle of cabernet savignon (half-consumed as of this posting) 2 gallons of water. Perhaps this is a silly thread, but I've seen people asking about this product, and it's gained enough ad space as of now, so I thought I'd give it a go, and report my first hand experience.

Let's just hope this isn't in preparation for a GN redesign with new features such as "thinner, and more breathable!"(at cost of absorbancy). Then you have to buy both products. That's probably not what's going on, but I'm a cynic. They'll fail, just like the sleep short boxers.

^Awakens in a stupor, beneath a pile of strangers' laundry, wondering "where am I? Is itTuesday again? Is today the day I'll find my children? But what if they've grown too much; what If I can't recognize their faces!? My own children's faces! OH GOD!!!! Mommy's on her way babies! I have to save you from him!"

^Dines at soup kitchens for the homeless in a tuxedo, and leaves $100 tips.

This was probably unintentionally lifted from MST3K's The Deadly Mantis, with the line "I peed your pants, I'm not sure how". Ever since it aired, I've found myself ripping off some version of the joke from time to time, before remembering where it came from. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7129155869963038572 It comes in at 17 minutes. Not the best MST3K reference (considering the staggering number of diaper and baby jokes they made over the years.

Goodnites xl,....though Abena's or 90's era waistband Attends would be divine..

Wow, a Deus ex Machina ending which literally involved a ghost (Homer's mom) in a machine (Frink's dream device). A great reference; and not a terrible episode. The diaper's crinkle was a nice touch, which makes me think an ab/dl was involved, as most people think of adult diapers as thin, rigid pull-ups these days. In a way it was sadly realistic that Marge seemed to consider leaving Homer after the longest marriage in television history over a few nights of bedwetting, and a night in diapers. The image of Homer in diapers was more or less an official version of many fan drawings (though I suspect quite a few of us would have preferred it were Marge in that predicament),

Vanessa Lengies Shailene Woodley Christina Applegate I suppose

I'd imagine diapers while rolling would be magical. But when I've rolled, I've always been at parties, and wouldn't have wanted to have been found out. It was about a decade ago, but shrooming while wearing feels amazing. As for opioid painkillers, well...a poke in the eye feels great on em', so diapers feel fine as well, but don't really stand out in any way.

for that price, they should send over a nanny who changes them for you,....good lord!

That's ridiculous. Things which are roughly the same diameter come "out" of that hole nearly every day. Do women who have anal end up with the same end results, or is this just some sort of magic god punishment? Dr. Ssempa's outlandish comments aside, how can anyone take a grown man who refers to excrement as "poo-poo" seriously? It gets scarier. He has a degrees in sociology, counseling, and a doctorate in Public Health; yet he is against the use of condoms to prevent HIV, even though he sat by his brother and sister's sides as they died from the disease. What an enigmatic lunatic.

That's not what some gambling sites would have you believe.

I let spelling and grammar slide, as long as the person in question isn't belittling the intellect of others (the hypocrisy can become too much for me). One formatting rule people should follow however, is the use of paragraphs. While they may make a post longer in appearance, the posts will seem shorter as it's a lot less taxing on the reader. Reading long posts without paragraphs becomes an exhausting endeavor, and many will just stop reading partway through.

I haven't seen it. I was afraid it would be stupid (I usually only go for surrealistic, and dark comedy). But maybe I'll check it out; I do like Zach Galifianakis.

Yeah, I was about to say, they're probably just too ashamed to admit all the stupid things they did while on the strip. There should be an honest "What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas" commercial which shows a drunk man wearing a blood-stained shirt hurriedly putting a dirty shovel into the trunk of his car (next to a single stiletto heel), then collapsing into the front seat, and weeping over the steering wheel. As the scene fades, the slogan appears, and then blackness. I suppose this is why I don't work in advertising.

I picked other; because if I wore diapers all the time, it would become mundane, and loose some of the appeal.

Ah, thank you.