puddlefeet
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I wonder if these are the highest quality diapers. Anyone know of a good brand comparison to what astronauts use?
Astronaut diapers
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The one that claims to be the "astronaut diaper" is the Unique Wellness brief, but I tried those once and hated them. The texture was rough and they leaked. Maybe they've improved them?
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Lisa Nowak is undoubtedly the well-known person to date who wore astronaut sposies, she was even a reputable Depend slut!
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From Wikipedia:
I wonder if the elastics are holding up after all that time…
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I once saw a picture of a MAG and it looked like a pair of shorts in disposable nappy plastic with padding and elastics all over it and even some Velcro bits around the legs.
Unlike anything I’ve ever seen advertised commercially….
Unlike anything I’ve ever seen advertised commercially….
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The Diaper Detective strikes again!
I knew I’d seen them before…
I knew I’d seen them before…
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Would love too try some of these joke about it too the gf all the time when watching space movies etc...PCS said:
Was watching moonfall last night they mentioned his payment for the mission first thing I said was a crate of them mags
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See, when they were selling incontinence “boxer shorts”, I wish this is what they meant. Not a flimsy paper short with a pad suspended in it. The pads in those never covered properly, and if I went down a size, the shorts would rip.
But this… this looks phenomenal.
But this… this looks phenomenal.
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In the mid '70s I had a chance to have a one-on-one conversation with an astronaut. He told me about his speaking tours and what NASA allowed them to talk about. One thing he mentioned were the top two questions: Were you scared? and, How did you go to the toilet? He'd assumed it would be the adults asking about the toilet and the kids asking if he was scared and it turned out to be the opposite. I told him I thought it might be because potty training was still fresh in the minds of the kids and he agreed, that he'd come to the same conclusion.