All the time?? No I get bored and alternate between normalcy and several "alternative" lifestyles.
Just in the bedroom? Certainly not.
For instance if you pull my underwear drawer you'll find:
Some honest to god Victoria Secret panties and thongs
Some Days of the Week women's panties
Some body suits
Some xdress.com frilly men's panties
Some gender appropriate silk, velour, or leather briefs/thongs.
Of course there are diapers of all varieties in the closet.
What you won't find is tighty whities or boxer shorts.
I put on things as my mood fits and what I'm planning on doing that day.
I almost always sleep in the winter in a nice velour nightgown my wife gave me a few years ago for my birthday.
Sorry as a engineer you should do some rudimentary research before you post misinformation. There are two types of full body scanners in play. The millimeter wave and x-ray backscatter are competing technologies. Rapiscan (the most common installation in the US) makes both and most of the deployed ones right now are the Rapiscan 1000 X-Ray.
I suppose being poopy is right out.
FTL sucks.
Even my boy panties are by and large WinterSilks brand now.
Conversation on the sofa a few days ago:
WIFE: Are you wearing big boy panties?
ME: No
WIFE: Diaper?
ME: No
WIFE: What?
ME: Big girl panties.
WIFE: OK
You're correct in that it is less radiation than most x-rays. In fact it's many thousand times less than what the FDA worries about even after taking into account the concentration of the energy in the skin. It is however, a lot more than you get at any altitude you'll be flying at (and especially inside an aircraft). You'll get as much in the few seconds of exposure in the nudoscope as you will get in six hours of high altitude flying.
Our wedding cake was supposed to be half chocolate, half white inside. When it was served we found it to be all chocolate. My wife swears I bribed the cake lady.
This brings up the idea of one of my favorite episodes of Scrubs (the music on this show is really great at times) where a women with a brain injury imagines the entire hospital as a musical.
Everything comes down to poo:
I've never been a sugar fan in my coffee (and rarely even take milk). One thing I did do this year that was sort of fun was to plant a stevia plant. it grows like crazy and the leaves are incredibly sweet and sugar free. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do with the thing but figured I could "muddle" them into ice tea. Winter has come so I'm drying the leaves out to see what I can do with them.
I am a coffee geek however.
This sort of story reminds me of back when I was a representative of a radio station and we'd get together once a month with the other stations in town to do a fairly cursory attempt to "listen to community needs" by inviting a half a dozen leaders of community organizations in to tell us their issues. These guys were all a bunch of cards. During a talk by a gay rights leader, he through out some silly statistic like 25% of all people have homosexual tendencies. At this point, the guy across the table puts his hand on the thigh of the guy next to him. Only the few of us closest to this caught it but it was all we could do to keep composure.
I get my cups from Big Cat Coffee, love the Island Coconut and Pumpkin Spice and Chocolage Glazed Donut. We use the Keurig in the weekend place. The everyday coffee at home is from a Miele coffee station (essentially makes expresso) out of beans I roast myself.
By and large I've gotten quite adept at over 30 years of changing in public to just do it in a regular stall. If someone figures out what I'm doing, well that's their problem. It's a lot better than what some people do in those stalls. I bag up the used one and dispose of it properly.
We get the adaptive gear catalogs (my wife was a special ed teacher). They make large size potty chairs and those things that sit on top of toilets but their pretty institutional looking.