Collectable diapers - BUT REALLY? $5500.00 for 3 Luvs? .ebay item 226338926159

[Dartplayerinwvc]

Collectable diapers - BUT REALLY? $5500.00 for 3 Luvs? 

Hell - I have been looking for Kimbies and those are even more rare - https://www.ebay.com/itm/226338926159

[DailyDi]

They cray cray

[BabyCharley]

And to think back in the 80s I was peeing and pooping in these and throwing them away!

[Little Sherri]

14 minutes ago, BabyCharley said:

And to think back in the 80s I was peeing and pooping in these and throwing them away!

When, clearly, we should have been stockpiling them...

Consider this, too - all those diapers we discarded in the 1980's... unless you live in an area where they burn trash, they're all still down there, under the ground, each with it's own little story to tell. They did core samples at a dump in my area (Toronto) that had been decommissioned years ago and turned into a golf course, after operating from the 1950's, and in the cores, they found things like chunks of hotdogs from the 70's that were still entirely recognizable. The conditions become so anaerobic under the tightly-compressed layers of trash and soil, that everything goes into stasis. If hot dogs don't break down, then I can say with certainty that the Pampers I grew up in are still under there. 

[le Hollandais]

3 hours ago, Little Sherri said:

When, clearly, we should have been stockpiling them...

Consider this, too - all those diapers we discarded in the 1980's... unless you live in an area where they burn trash, they're all still down there, under the ground, each with it's own little story to tell. They did core samples at a dump in my area (Toronto) that had been decommissioned years ago and turned into a golf course, after operating from the 1950's, and in the cores, they found things like chunks of hotdogs from the 70's that were still entirely recognizable. The conditions become so anaerobic under the tightly-compressed layers of trash and soil, that everything goes into stasis. If hot dogs don't break down, then I can say with certainty that the Pampers I grew up in are still under there. 

Sounds like a good argument for cloth diapers to me.