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The Spartan wrote:They're not so cute when their diaper explodes and you have to clean it up.

Yes they are. I always found that more funny than disgusting. My wife has a weaker stomach when it comes to poopy diapers, but when she first returned to work, she used to cry if he didn't have a dirty diaper for her to change during her lunch break. Changing diapers is just another reminder of your relationship with your child, I guess.

Darksi4190 wrote:My cousin is insisting on using re-usable cloth diapers, so they can carry them on from baby to baby.


Makes good economic sense I guess.......

Yeah, that's how it's going to go.

Bob the Gunslinger wrote:Yes they are. I always found that more funny than disgusting.

I disagree, but I've always had a weak stomach for that particular set of sights and smells. One I inherited from my dad.

I still managed to do it for the little girl I mentioned, but it was a struggle. One with lots of mouth breathing.

Well, I've been fortunate not to have a weak stomach.
We've had two rescue dogs who spent their twilight years with us, and I had to clean up every poopy, piddle, pukey and splatter since my wife would throw up if she spent any time near it. I've had to clean up her vomit and blood when she was sick, and I watched the doctors from her womb untimely rip my son. I had to comfort my brother in the ER when his forearm was broken in such a way as to have a new joint because my mother couldn't deal with it.

How do you deal with these kinds of things?

Changing nappies(that's what we call them in the Queen's) is fine as long as you don't feed them any processed foods.

Blood doesn't bother me, nor piss. Puke may or may not bother me depending upon how fragrant it happens to be and whether I'm present for the actual act and whether any gets on me.

But poop? Poop can sometimes start me gagging before I can even brace myself for it.

poop used to bother me and I would hold my breath while doing the diapers and swallow a lot

but as time went on I got more used to it and now I am more like meh

i guess i brought this on myself for reading the forum while eating

Oh please. This sort of thing was our dinner conversation when I was a kid. Mom's a nurse and she'd talk about the gross stuff from labor and delivery and the OR while we ate. So it doesn't bother me.

Well... not to talk about it. Still can't handle poop all that well.

Once, as a kid, I had the misfortune to learn what a rotting echidna smells like

This is why smells don't bother me as an adult
(Except dead echidna)

mang watching Peter Jackson's The Hobbit part 1 of 9: We Wish We Had the Rights to the Silmarillion
what a load of shit

there's a lot more fighting than I remember from the book, but admittedly I read it last over a decade ago
also god damn those damn stinky orcs, how dare they defend their home in Moria against it's rightful owners the dwarves
don't they know that ugly people don't have rights

evilsoup wrote:there's a lot more fighting than I remember from the book, but admittedly I read it last over a decade ago
also god damn those damn stinky orcs, how dare they defend their home in Moria against it's rightful owners the dwarves
don't they know that ugly people don't have rights

look there's a moratorium on orcs vs dwarves arguments for a reason buddy

I wonder what Smaug represents in this analogy

also why do characters in films always drop their weapons as soon as the baddies have a hostage, all that ever does is give the baddies more hostages. If the Dwarves weren't such racist, arrogant shitbags they could have tried negotiating with those trolls. Or alternatively they could use the Judge Dredd solution

http://youtube.com/watch?v=rzIoneyedBk
and also I'm sure Radagast and Saruman weren't in the hobbit.
blargh
this film has none of the charm of the Hobbit, and the story of the Hobbit is a poor fit for the mythic feel of The Lord of the Rings. The Hobbit is more folkloric than mythic. What a load of shite.

evilsoup wrote:Or alternatively they could use the Judge Dredd solution

That movie should be required viewing for every police academy in the world.

i've worked in a burn unit do i win

I didn't mean to come across like that...

it's cool man you didn't

i'm just being obnoxious

Oh.

Well, then, in that case, go fuck yourself, asshole!

Wolf of Wall Street is an amazing movie and the best work Scorsese has done in a decade if not longer. This is hard R material. I'm not sure how it didn't get an NC-17 rating.

DiCaprio gives his best performance as a douchebag capitalist who would do anything to make as much money as possible.

Aren't douchebags what DiCaprio plays best?

But will he win an Oscar

(no)

F.J. Prefect, Esq wrote:But will he win an Oscar

(no)

Naturally. My money is on the dude from 12 Years a Slave winning.

Chiwetel Ejiofor

And, no, I didn't have to look it up.