Greatest inventions ever

[odeon]

Oh well, I'd better look it up, sooner or later.

All work and no play...

[Phlexor]

i used to use tampons, but converted (back) to towels cos i wanted to get my head round the fact that bleeding isn't something terrible: for women of my generation, it was never talked about, and was supposed to be disgusting.

i've used a keeper/mooncup for the past few years, though, and would never change back, although i use organic cotton washable towels sometimes. i think the keeper is a great invention: environmentally friendly, no chance of TSS, and my roses grow beautifully.

http://www.mooncup.co.uk/

Man, what is it with you witchy types?

My wife and her witchy friends all use either those cups or the re-usuable cloth pads, so much so its scary.

She makes them and uses them, she also makes fitted cloth nappies for baby too. They are mad for all this shit.

[Phlexor]

Tampons.

You mean Dracula's Tea Bags?

[Parts]

yuck this is just something guys don't want to know about

[Mr Smith]

Ignore buttons

[Lucifer]

Man, what is it with you witchy types?

My wife and her witchy friends all use either those cups or the re-usuable cloth pads, so much so its scary.

She makes them and uses them, she also makes fitted cloth nappies for baby too. They are mad for all this shit.

oooooh, is your wife a witchy type too, then?  i knew i liked you. 

and it's the environmental thing which appeals to people with a pagan/earth/eco bent.

[Callaway]

Tampons.

You mean Dracula's Tea Bags?

 

 

[Phlexor]

Man, what is it with you witchy types?

My wife and her witchy friends all use either those cups or the re-usuable cloth pads, so much so its scary.

She makes them and uses them, she also makes fitted cloth nappies for baby too. They are mad for all this shit.

oooooh, is your wife a witchy type too, then?  i knew i liked you. 

and it's the environmental thing which appeals to people with a pagan/earth/eco bent.

Yeah, I figured as much, its just strange how universal it is and how you guys are all doing the same thing.

[Natalia Evans]

Video games, TV, computers, internet, email, IM.

[Lucifer]

Man, what is it with you witchy types?

My wife and her witchy friends all use either those cups or the re-usuable cloth pads, so much so its scary.

She makes them and uses them, she also makes fitted cloth nappies for baby too. They are mad for all this shit.

oooooh, is your wife a witchy type too, then?  i knew i liked you. 

and it's the environmental thing which appeals to people with a pagan/earth/eco bent.

Yeah, I figured as much, its just strange how universal it is and how you guys are all doing the same thing.

ooooooh, scary collective female power! 

[Phlexor]

Man, what is it with you witchy types?

My wife and her witchy friends all use either those cups or the re-usuable cloth pads, so much so its scary.

She makes them and uses them, she also makes fitted cloth nappies for baby too. They are mad for all this shit.

oooooh, is your wife a witchy type too, then?  i knew i liked you. 

and it's the environmental thing which appeals to people with a pagan/earth/eco bent.

Yeah, I figured as much, its just strange how universal it is and how you guys are all doing the same thing.

ooooooh, scary collective female power! 

Is it still paranoia if you are all out to get us?

[Peter]

i used to use tampons, but converted (back) to towels cos i wanted to get my head round the fact that bleeding isn't something terrible: for women of my generation, it was never talked about, and was supposed to be disgusting.

i've used a keeper/mooncup for the past few years, though, and would never change back, although i use organic cotton washable towels sometimes. i think the keeper is a great invention: environmentally friendly, no chance of TSS, and my roses grow beautifully.

http://www.mooncup.co.uk/

Man, what is it with you witchy types?

My wife and her witchy friends all use either those cups or the re-usuable cloth pads, so much so its scary.

She makes them and uses them, she also makes fitted cloth nappies for baby too. They are mad for all this shit.

What we really need is a mooncup for babies.  Something plastic and easily washed that you stuff up their arses to collect their shit.

[Phlexor]

i used to use tampons, but converted (back) to towels cos i wanted to get my head round the fact that bleeding isn't something terrible: for women of my generation, it was never talked about, and was supposed to be disgusting.

i've used a keeper/mooncup for the past few years, though, and would never change back, although i use organic cotton washable towels sometimes. i think the keeper is a great invention: environmentally friendly, no chance of TSS, and my roses grow beautifully.

http://www.mooncup.co.uk/

Man, what is it with you witchy types?

My wife and her witchy friends all use either those cups or the re-usuable cloth pads, so much so its scary.

She makes them and uses them, she also makes fitted cloth nappies for baby too. They are mad for all this shit.

What we really need is a mooncup for babies.  Something plastic and easily washed that you stuff up their arses to collect their shit.

Isnt that what mothers are for?

 

[odeon]

Man, what is it with you witchy types?

My wife and her witchy friends all use either those cups or the re-usuable cloth pads, so much so its scary.

She makes them and uses them, she also makes fitted cloth nappies for baby too. They are mad for all this shit.

oooooh, is your wife a witchy type too, then?  i knew i liked you. 

and it's the environmental thing which appeals to people with a pagan/earth/eco bent.

Yeah, I figured as much, its just strange how universal it is and how you guys are all doing the same thing.

ooooooh, scary collective female power! 

Is it still paranoia if you are all out to get us?

Of course not, but it *is* scary.

[Callaway]

i used to use tampons, but converted (back) to towels cos i wanted to get my head round the fact that bleeding isn't something terrible: for women of my generation, it was never talked about, and was supposed to be disgusting.

i've used a keeper/mooncup for the past few years, though, and would never change back, although i use organic cotton washable towels sometimes. i think the keeper is a great invention: environmentally friendly, no chance of TSS, and my roses grow beautifully.

http://www.mooncup.co.uk/

Man, what is it with you witchy types?

My wife and her witchy friends all use either those cups or the re-usuable cloth pads, so much so its scary.

She makes them and uses them, she also makes fitted cloth nappies for baby too. They are mad for all this shit.

What we really need is a mooncup for babies.  Something plastic and easily washed that you stuff up their arses to collect their shit.

Isnt that what mothers are for?

 

 

I wonder why it usually works out that mothers change more diapers than fathers, even when parents share taking care of their baby.