Loved that Scene with the Sanitary Napkin Belt!
And I'm always explaining it to gals that started out with stick on pads!
shareAnd I'm always explaining it to gals that started out with stick on pads!
shareEver see the SNL fake commercial for Kotex Classic...its like one of those modern pad commercials where all the woman are like..CONFIDENCE! I Always feel safe...i always know its there and there all wearing these low cut jeans and thin silky dresses and you see these massive square bulges and the top of the pad sticking out from their jeans...its awesome.
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just go to google, and type in Kotex Classic and you can probably find it on Milk and cookies.com or youtube, it'll show up.
sharePad's are so 1930's, no one ever uses them anymore...But the sanitary napkin belt scene was hilarious. My fav seen was the very beginning when the family is at Sizzler's.
Ben- Well the problem is dad that Viv is stacked
Vivian- I don't believe you
Ben- She's already got clevage dad
Vivian- Just shut up!!!
Priceless
I still use pads. LOL.
"I LOST TO BARRY MANILOW!"~Stephen Colbert
I do, as well. If not a lot of women wear them, then why do they sell so many and have so many varieties?
"Once again the fruit of peace has become the jam of war"-Leigh Whannell as BBC broadcastor
That's true, I just think (I don't mean to gross anyone out or anything)that pads are so paddy (lol)...they're very uncomfortable, well for me...
shareBeing a guy I wouldn't know, but they just seem like they would be very uncomfortable. Anyway I thought the scene was pretty hilarious.
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I used pads at the bitter end. I needed the backup.
Fundamentalist women of various stripes use pads, least they get a tingle from the tampon!!!!
I just keep with ultra thins with wings.
I tried a tampon once, and it was very painful getting out, end of story.
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"Volt? Where are you from, Ikea? Yo, your mama was a futon!" -Darien Fawkes
I'd rather use a pad than have something shoved up in there rotting away all day.
sharei use pads because i'm lazy, but i hate them so much. they're disgusting. they're like diapers.
i was in agony when doris brought out that contraption. i am so thankful that i don't have to use that.
"I'd rather use a pad than have something shoved up in there rotting away all day."
My god, I hope you've learned something since 2008. Tampons aren't "rotting away all day" - didn't anyone here learn anything about their bodies? You think MEN are clueless!
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"Love means never having to say you're ugly." - the Abominable Dr. Phibes
Oh yeah, sitting in your own filth all day is so much more appealing. :\
share30's huh? You've been around for a while.
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"Pad's are so 1930's, no one ever uses them anymore"
What are you talking about?
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"Love means never having to say you're ugly." - the Abominable Dr. Phibes
that was pretty funny eventhough I didn't get it at the time
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It's pretty sad that it took someone all that time to come up with the genius idea of adding a self-stick'em to the back of a maxi pad. I wonder how many people actually used the provided belt thing? I'm quite sure it would stay in your undies without it. Adding wings was another great invention.
As for pads, the people who are complaining about how bulky they are...what size pads are you wearing!? Unless you bleed like a stuck pig, you don't need a telephone book-sized pad. I use a light days and it suffices just fine. Also, the Pill works wonders for reducing the heaviness of the flow.
Slater: Jessie, these pills are dangerous
Jessie: Yeah, well so is geometry.
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I used one in the late 80s when I started my period. I ceased using it in the 8th grade. That's when the self-sticky ones were more prominent. I stopped using pads after high school graduation (My mom would not allow me to use tampons.) Once I hit college up to the present day, I only use tampons.
I must warn you. I'm very susceptible to flattery.
Like using them might make you inadvertently break that special seal that could only be opened after marriage?
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She grew up in the sixties and seventies. I think that generation had some "special" thoughts about bodies and menstruation. I think the concept of insertion was just off-putting to her. I obviously did not have that problem.
I must warn you. I'm very susceptible to flattery.
Bingo!
You keep on reminding me of a darkness only I can see