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Reply 40

Mad Vlad

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~Raphael~

Pain in the neck? How close are these friends sleeping, and in which direction?! :eek:

Im talking when my friends stop over they take up the floorspace in my room. Its rather embarassing walking to the toilet in the morning... :redface:

Reply 41

crana9

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iRock

Yeah, I like to think so anyway :biggrin:

And hey, the theory explains why a lot of little boys wet the bed, but then grow out of it, haha.

but why do little girls also wet the bed then?

(Plus, i am willingh to bet that most toddlers do not have daily erections.. :rolleyes:

)

Reply 42

crana9

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im listening to winamp on random

10 points to whoever can guess what oddly approprtae song just came on

A clue - it's by Turbonegro

Reply 43

Mad Vlad

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crana9

im listening to winamp on random

10 points to whoever can guess what oddly approprtae song just came on

A clue - it's by Turbonegro

WHO?

[EDIT] Is it called morning wood perchance :rolleyes:

Reply 44

crana9

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nope..

Reply 45

~Raphael~

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crana9

Dude, men don't give birth.

(And in any case I think you'll find they do :wink:

http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1012096 )

hehe old people become incontinent, that's natural, these pads (ewww! :rolleyes:

) are much more mainstream...

Reply 46

crana9

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Like I said, men don't give birth!

Reply 47

~Raphael~

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crana9

Like I said, men don't give birth!

lol I know! But it's not just for post-pregnant women!! I used to work in Boots!!!

Reply 48

crana9

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well, that clearly makes you an expert :confused:

obviously they aren't JUST for "post-pregnant women", there are many women who are incontinent for other reasons, but having given birth is a big reason why many more women than men (as far as i know?) have at least a degree of incontinence.

I think sex hormones also play a role - they certainly do with ligament strength etc elsewhere in the body.

Reply 49

Sarky

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~Raphael~

lol I know! But it's not just for post-pregnant women!! I used to work in Boots!!!

I used to work on the superdrug pharmacy. We were better and cheaper. :p:

And you can buy incontinence pads for men through the catalogues although they are not usually on the shelves.

Reply 50

crana9

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you can also get those LOOOOVELY sheath things that drain into a urine collectionn thing on your leg.

NICE!

Reply 51

annabellewalter

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I'm moving in with three men next year, I can't wait for breakfast time.

Reply 52

~Raphael~

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crana9

well, that clearly makes you an expert :confused:

obviously they aren't JUST for "post-pregnant women", there are many women who are incontinent for other reasons, but having given birth is a big reason why many more women than men (as far as i know?) have at least a degree of incontinence.

I think sex hormones also play a role - they certainly do with ligament strength etc elsewhere in the body.

hehe not an expert, of course, but I worked on the healthcare counter and had frequent umm exposure...Of course having given birth is a big reason, but there are other reasons for women, whereas there aren't in men, until old age sets in...