Wainwright

Welcome to DD! I have a large group of friends that were in French all of High School and a few went into college as a major. I think five of them have gone on multiple trips to our sister city Deauville in Normandie.

Decentralization and the non-reliance on publishing will generate more money for producers. Self publishing is more easier than ever thanks to digital media.

In Lexington we're gifted with FIVE community/public radio stations despite being an oasis of a mostly rural state. Kentucky loves public media, we have the largest state run public television system in the country. I can also pick up another 2 NPR stations somewhere south of us in parts of town.

Same, dl for lyfe.

Alas, I grew up in the shit storm between CDs and Digital (legal and illegal) and the dying of the cassette. I always wanted a portable CD player but I was stuck with a portable cassette player that was relatively useless to me because I barely had a taste in music then, the most real music I ever listened to was Kidz Bop (URK!). I had my phases of getting illegal music online, it was wonderful that a kid like me at somewhere around 8 or 9 knew how to do that (I had taugt myself practically everything on the computer and probably by that time I had known much more than my parents, my mom even was pretty savy she took two years of Computer Science in the early 80's!), but it was also wonderful that I didn't have to have any money and I could find any music I wanted to listen to and listen to it for free. Overtime I began to grow bored of digital music. I yearned to get something that I could own. Any new music that I want to get I prefer to get it on Vinyl or CD. I do have a very cheap subscription (thanks to me being a student) to Spotify which fits my needs well, but there's something about owning thing toe that I feel like I missed out.

I believe its been proven that Safari/Inspire+/Space/Simple/Little Pawz/Comficare/Crinklz (the old ones that is)

I've heard of some baby supply tracking apps. A better option might be a simple stock tracker, it would probably give you better analytics.

When wet it can get that thick, but that's hose down your crotch to get it that wet. They leak before the wetness gets halfway up your butt.

Okay this is the last time I spam here, I'm a shameless advertiser

Go to grocery stores with Self Checkouts and grab a cart to conceal it in the store in case you run into people you know (I literally run into so many people I know when I go shopping).

Different time zones probably?

So last night I just re-discovered a lot of the industrial

I just like hoarding a lot of diapers... Its nice to look at and it gives me the piece of mind that I won't run out anytime soon, but my small house limits the amount of diapers I can truly store to about 200 diapers. When you buy 80 cases (most definitely the cheapest way to get diapers) it adds up quick. When I was younger, I used to be extremely envious of large stashes, but of course my only limiting factor was the fact that I had no income (being a minor dl sucks, negotiating with your parents is not something I enjoy doing every time my pack of 10 runs out). Also buying a lot while you have the money and/or there is a sale will help when you run out and neither is the case. Oh and YES, I am proud of my stash, its almost like collecting, except it disappears relatively quickly .

Would love to get me some Safari and Seduction

Sounds like ABU doesn't want Rearz getting all the profits in Canada. Wonder if they'll continue to sell their products.

Announced on leap day, on

How do fabines compare to the newest Rearz/ABU diapers.

Just back out of it... or restart your phone, idk what kind of phone or browser you're using so that's

Go back or close the tab?? It should be like any other website you open.

Trammell Starks - Jumpin' Gotta love some good old 90s synth. Some of you who had Motorola cable boxes circa 2002 might remember this song, this was one that played on the built in weather system menu.

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I would agree there is a big divide between abdls on what diapers they buy. Some prefer brands that can be bought in stores for their convenience and for their low cost compared to premium diapers. I like premium diapers because they're made for people like me, thick, absorbent, and most importantly cute

That reminds me I need boosters... Some Quadros or Abri-Lets, or even some pampers since they are so readily available and cheaper compared to boosters.