Call a spade, a spade.

[tdickensheets]

When babys wear disposables diapers. When an adult wears disposables they call them briefs.

Call them what they are! Diapers.

They are daipers.

Case closed.

 

[Point]

Thanks!

 

[NoobSauce]

I agree.

 

[MarcusBear]

Case closed.

 

[NoobSauce]

Lawl. Classic.

 

[ChouChou]

animaton skary and i say why dont they do it

 

[Neonite]

Your honor, I was hoping to come up with a contradiction while I was objecting...I didn't.

 

[Point]

Stop being mean!

 

[Mawile]

Overruled

 

[Point]

I'll quote this too!

 

[MarcusBear]

Overruled

Lol, what? You must be shitting me

 

[Point]

That would be pretty gross.

 

[MarcusBear]

Overruled

 

[Mawile]

Overruled again.
Once more and you will be found in contempt of the court.
XD

 

[Diapered Rabbit]

:bunny: "Bailiff, place the diaper on the defendant" "That will be all, thank you." :bunny:


(This post is completely on topic - calling an adult diaper what it truly is - a diaper

 

[Mawile]

This thread has gotten incredibly off topic XD

 

[Pojo]

Priest: Sustained

 

[newguy]

Ninja judge(that's me) approves.

 

[Ace]

Calling baby diapers as diapers and adult diapers briefs doesn't really bother me in the least. I can certainly understand that incontinent adults would not want to associate diapers with being a baby, so I am assuming that would be one of the reasons for the different terminology.

Also, there are different types of adult absorbent products, whereas for babies, they are all diapers. Adults have a wide selection of tape on briefs, pull ups, belted undergarments, guards, pads, etc, so most of them could be referred to as "diapers" but each has their own description, at least that's how I see it.

And on the topic of Spades... the Ace has spoken.

 

[Dark Bringer]

Another thing I've noticed is that the adult diapers (labeled incontinence or adult hygiene) are never found anywhere near the baby diapers. There does seem to be some fear of acting like the two are in anyway similar.