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Death Angel · 29-07-2008

hey can you pay with cash with northshorecare?

Little ollie · 03-08-2008

Another idea big tool box and a padlock works wonders trust me.

Millenniumfalsehood · 16-08-2008

I hide mine in the drop-in ceiling in my room. It's the best hiding place ever! The only thing is, from standing on the bed so much the middle sinks in.

Chromos · 16-08-2008

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Another idea big tool box and a padlock works wonders trust me.

That wouldn't work around my dad.. he'd cut the lock off..

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I hide mine in the drop-in ceiling in my room. It's the best hiding place ever! The only thing is, from standing on the bed so much the middle sinks in.

I agree! If I had a drop-in ceiling, that's where I'd hide my stuff.

DotDotDot · 17-08-2008

I'm thinking about doing this soon. I'm going to be going to walmart at 9:30 on a weeknight. The store is usually dead and I can go through the self checkout still.

I also have a bunch of stories in my head incase I get caught by someone I know. I'm doing my best to plan ahead.

The only problem - where can I hide this in a dorm room? There are no closets with doors, drop ceilings or anything else. I'm afraid that putting under the bed would not work. Nor would putting them in clothes drawers. Any suggestions?

Millenniumfalsehood · 19-08-2008

If only my Walmart had a self-checkout.

What about between the mattress and box springs? Alternatively, why not save some money and buy a portable safe? Granted it's not the best solution, but it is a solution.

If you have any kind of storage box, here's what I used to do before I tried the ceiling: get a can of spray-paint the same color as the outside of the box, cut a piece of cardboard/plastic the same shape as the bottom of the box, spray it with the paint, and booyah: a false bottom for your box. Just toss some old junk on top of the false bottom and store your diapers under it. No-one ever found mine, and the box I used was in the middle of the floor! I had to get rid of it though, because my mom was on a cleaning rampage one day and said that she was going to go through my stuff to see what she could send to Goodwill. I figured it would be easier to find a hiding place than to try to find an excuse for her not to go through my stuff.

ryan · 11-09-2008

Think about this, you know how there is cloth for under your bed, place them under there. This requires taking them out of the packagaing and such, but is a great place to hide them.

ThunderMa14 · 20-09-2008

=( I feel like i'm missing out. I better do this soon. (There's a CVS in biking distance from my home and i have some stories if anyone asks questions.)

EpicPie · 23-09-2008

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Originally Posted by ryan

Think about this, you know how there is cloth for under your bed, place them under there. This requires taking them out of the packagaing and such, but is a great place to hide them.

What cloth under the bed?

Ren · 29-09-2008

The hiding them in an old backpack idea is great. I do that. for additional protection, the zipper is locked with a tiny lock I bought. Only I know the combination.

It's never used, so I doubt it's found, and if it is, hell, good luck opening it or telling me to reveal the contents

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29-07-2008	#21 (permalink)
Death Angel Moderated (rep) Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Indiana,USA Posts: 52 Threads: 9 Reputation: -4	hey can you pay with cash with northshorecare?

03-08-2008	#22 (permalink)
Little ollie Regular Historical Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Lancshire Age: 18 Posts: 269 Threads: 19 Gallery Uploads: 1 Wiki Edits: 2 Blog Entries: 4 Reputation: 3	Another idea big tool box and a padlock works wonders trust me.

16-08-2008	#23 (permalink)
Millenniumfalsehood Banned Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Arkansas City, Kansas, USA Age: 20 Posts: 184 Threads: 14 Reputation: 2	I hide mine in the drop-in ceiling in my room. It's the best hiding place ever! The only thing is, from standing on the bed so much the middle sinks in.

17-08-2008	#25 (permalink)
DotDotDot Regular Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: NY, USA Posts: 79 Threads: 1 Reputation: 2	I'm thinking about doing this soon. I'm going to be going to walmart at 9:30 on a weeknight. The store is usually dead and I can go through the self checkout still. I also have a bunch of stories in my head incase I get caught by someone I know. I'm doing my best to plan ahead. The only problem - where can I hide this in a dorm room? There are no closets with doors, drop ceilings or anything else. I'm afraid that putting under the bed would not work. Nor would putting them in clothes drawers. Any suggestions?

19-08-2008	#26 (permalink)
Millenniumfalsehood Banned Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Arkansas City, Kansas, USA Age: 20 Posts: 184 Threads: 14 Reputation: 2	If only my Walmart had a self-checkout. What about between the mattress and box springs? Alternatively, why not save some money and buy a portable safe? Granted it's not the best solution, but it is a solution. If you have any kind of storage box, here's what I used to do before I tried the ceiling: get a can of spray-paint the same color as the outside of the box, cut a piece of cardboard/plastic the same shape as the bottom of the box, spray it with the paint, and booyah: a false bottom for your box. Just toss some old junk on top of the false bottom and store your diapers under it. No-one ever found mine, and the box I used was in the middle of the floor! I had to get rid of it though, because my mom was on a cleaning rampage one day and said that she was going to go through my stuff to see what she could send to Goodwill. I figured it would be easier to find a hiding place than to try to find an excuse for her not to go through my stuff.

11-09-2008	#27 (permalink)
ryan Lurker Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Michigan, United States Posts: 14 Threads: 1 Reputation: 0	Think about this, you know how there is cloth for under your bed, place them under there. This requires taking them out of the packagaing and such, but is a great place to hide them.

20-09-2008	#28 (permalink)
ThunderMa14 Regular Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Connecticut, USA Posts: 107 Threads: 10 Reputation: 1	=( I feel like i'm missing out. I better do this soon. (There's a CVS in biking distance from my home and i have some stories if anyone asks questions.)

29-09-2008	#30 (permalink)
Ren Lurker Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Private Posts: 160 Threads: 2 Reputation: 5	The hiding them in an old backpack idea is great. I do that. for additional protection, the zipper is locked with a tiny lock I bought. Only I know the combination. It's never used, so I doubt it's found, and if it is, hell, good luck opening it or telling me to reveal the contents