Things I think about Daily Volume 1

So, I posted a tweet on Twitter recently relating to this, but I wanted to expand on it to explain the background a little bit.

Some people might think I'm a cliché guy, saying cliché things, but I can assure you all that despite the clichés, I'm a real man, and the things I say about me may sound cliché, but are real about me.  Except for my name.  I protect my anonymity at all costs to:

• Protect myself.
• Protect my family members.
• More importantly keeps me from being exploited by folks who might want to do... well, "not-nice" things.  Things that could include violent actions from a misguided idea that I'm a gay man, despite my saying otherwise.

Let me be clear.  I'm a straight hetero man who is self-proclaimed to be an LGBTQ-ally.  I have family & friends who are a member of the LGBTQ community, and my belief is simple.  I wish them the same happiness and/or misery that any heterosexual couples, married & otherwise, undergo through their intimate relationship(s).

That all being said, here goes my thoughts about my tweet on Twitter regarding what I am looking for, what I want in my life, & what my goals are.  I want to express what kind of guy I am in the world of the ABDL community at-large.  I want people to know (w/o knowing my real identity) the real me.  To that end, I say the following as a response to that particular tweet, which can be read here!

I keep thinking to myself, "I can't be the only guy out there who:

• Is a virgin in every sense of the sexual term.  I've never kissed a girl, held hands with a girl, went on a date with a girl, etc.  Well, now I call girls "women", because saying "girl", to me, implies some lady under the legal age of 18, or 21 in some states.  I don't want to be associated with pedophiles in that regard.  I have my standards like everyone else, I would hope.

• Likes wearing #AdultDiapers, but are not into "adult baby" stuffs.
• Doesn't want nor need sex w/ women due to having been abused/assaulted sexually as a child.

• Also isn't gay, but does support #LGBTQEquality! I believe everyone is free to finding love with whomever they so choose, even if it's not with me.  Example, if I like a woman, but she says to me she's gay, I'm okay with that.  I just want nothing but happiness for her!

• Just wants a female companion who also enjoys wearing diapers for fun, but also uses them for practical applications as well.

I don't think it's unreasonable to want such things in life. Out of the billions of men on this planet Earth, I can't be the only one who thinks this way, or has feelings like these in which I feel like I.... well, I don't want to use the term "owed" something, but it'd be nice to believe that I, along with many millions of Americans, deserve some shred of happiness in my life despite having multiple physical & mental health problems (no, I'm not crazy, just have chronic lifelong depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder 2, stuff like that which is fairly common nowadays even without taking any kind of legal prescription medications or illegal drugs), and have lots of financial trouble.

I mean, yeah, the woman "purse" would be nice, but I wouldn't care if she's as poor as I am, as long as we're happy being together, and that she can take care of herself regardless of me, but I don't deny that having a woman "nurse" would help a lot.  Sometimes, I need a fresh set of ears, and of course a good set of eyes since I'm blind in one eye myself due to birth defects.  It would be nice to have a woman in my life that helps ease my anxiety, depression, etc.  

I don't think any of that is unreasonable.  Do you?  I hope not.  Because as it is with society now, having even reasonable goals are sometimes considered "unreasonable", and some think that any men who say such things about wanting a woman companion (w/o the sex) is still sexist!

Colonel FireChick3n sharing thoughts about ABDL

 So, I have been reading some old news articles about people committing crimes while in adult diapers, and I know this is an old topic, and it probably doesn't even have any current relevancy at the moment, but I wanted to sit down and write some thoughts on the subject.  Going forward, the acronym "ABDL" stands for "Adult Baby(ies), Diaper Lover(s)".  There's a lot of broken up sub-terminology under the umbrella term of ABDL, but for the purposes of this blog, I chose to keep those terms as simplistic as possible.

That being said, I'd like to begin with the following to get into this somewhat relevant topic of folks who believe our ABDL community is full of something we're ABSOLUTELY NOT (or so I hope)!  Being either an AB or a DL is NOT a symptom or a cause of mental illness or mental health disorders.  We're just as "normal" as the person you might be standing next to, or are your friends.  There's nothing wrong w/ enjoying or using adult diapers!  In fact, there are number of legitimate reasons why some adults might choose to wear diapers.  Many of the reasons are examples of practical uses of adult diapers.  I've taken the liberty of providing a short list, but it's not an all-inclusive one by no means.  My list can be accessed by the following link below to a post from earlier in this blog site.  If you'd like to contribute one that I have not considered, by all means I invite you to email me at ltcolf1r3ch1ck3n@yahoo.com, and be sure to use the subject line "For Your Blog: Good Reasons for Diapers!".  The email address is a private one that I set up for the sole purpose of communication in the ABDL world/communities.  My family & friends have absolutely ZERO (0) knowledge about it, and I prefer to keep it that way!

The unofficial list of good reasons to wear adult diapers!

But that is not the topic I want to discuss in this post, but it is related to the idea of presenting reasons that are truly legit for wearing adult diapers.  Many people, across the United States especially, have this notion that if someone's wearing adult diapers, they have one of many reasons why, and a lot of those acumens aren't good or positive in their minds.  Some of which are:

1) They're physically sick.  A classic, and quite common, misconception is that the person buying and/or wearing adult diapers is because we (either as an individual or a group) have a physical ailment that makes us, to any degree, suffer incontinence.  Some people will either say something like "Oh, my dear.  I'm so sorry you have to go through that.  I hope you get better!", trying to be kind and accepting without having a preconceived notion that the person with the diapers is something else entirely.  This isn't necessarily a negative reason until someone comes along, because there are some in the ABDL community who truly have a physical ailment that causes them to lose control over their bodily waste fluids like their bowels, or their bladders.  But to make the assumption, or even to assume that someone MUST have a medical diagnosis to be buying / wearing adult diapers is not cool.  Even if the assumption is correct, it's still not cool to point it out to others.  Some folks, like myself, value not having a whole store know about my ailments, such as taking medication to prevent a serious medical problem, but in doing so I must take milk of magnesia to counteract the side effect of constipation from that medication.  If someone in a store were to point at me while I was grabbing baby powder plus an absorbent underpad so I can put my diapers on without my stinky butt on my floors or my bed, and say "That guy is a weirdo.  He's buying baby powder, and it looks like he's reaching for the adult diapers!  He must be some kind of sick sicko fuck!", that might get a bit irritating.  Thankfully, it's not happened to me.  Most people in stores mind their own fucking business these days.  I am happy that no one gives me a ration of shit about buying "baby products" for my adult diaper wearing rituals.

2) We're mental or mentally ill.  This one is equally common, but it's a far more negative idea, because the person who suspects mental illness is basing their assumptions entirely from old tales of mentally ill patients having an inability to care for themselves, i.e. cannot bathe themselves, or go to the bathroom without help, or have problems with bedwetting even as an adult.  That last one could also be a physical sickness notion on the part of the person who is being "judgmental" to the one who is buying/wearing their adult diapers.

3) We're child predators.  This one is absolutely the WORST possible supposition that some people make any time they hear of someone wearing adult diapers, buying them, etc.  Somehow, those folks think that individuals who either buy or wear their adult diapers are involved, somehow or some way, in the abuse or assault of children, sexual and/or otherwise.  I've yet to hear of a single instance of this happening at the hands of any one indiviual AB or DL in our ABDL community, but it's not hard to understand why some groups of people make that unacceptable preconceived assumption.  On the contrary, I would think that if a person is buying and/or using "baby diapers", then that assumption MIGHT (emphasis on MIGHT) have merit.  Even still, some folks in our ABDL world are small enough, especially among women ABDL's, who really can fit into the larger size baby diapers, which in of itself isn't a "dead giveaway" of a potential child predator.  I can say with some degree of certainty that, 99.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% of the ABDL community are HUGELY against any and all forms of child abuse, assault, sexual assault, molestation, etc.  In fact, I myself have family relatives who are still technically children, and it would break my heart completely if I learned that someone in the ABDL community attempted to harm them in any way.  If I saw pictures of my family members being blasted on the internet that were unsavory, and also illegal as they are under 21, or 18 in most other states, there would be absolutely NOWHERE that individual who posted those images or video could hide on Earth from me.  And my cane!  In fact, they'd have to go to a hospital to have that cane surgically removed from their ass if I found out my family members were being unlawfully, illegally exploited in such a way.  I would definitely welcome jail time if it meant my family members would not have to feel endangered in any way.  That's not a threat, it's a fact and a promise!

4) We're a sex predator.  I don't know how this one came about, and I don't want to know either.  I've read some old stories about individuals, mainly men, who tried forcing women into compromising positions, or forcing them into diapers, or made unwelcome/unwanted advances to women while in diapers.  If a woman made unwanted or unwelcome advances toward me while she was wearing diapers, I'd feel highly uncomfortable around them.  Yes, guys like myself do exist in the world, men who are sensitive, but still heterosexual.  The kind of men who, if a young woman had been heavily drinking at a party, and an opportunity comes up where he could take advantage of her but doesn't, are more than willing to be called all sorts of things, but are deep down very proud of making the kind of responsible choice to not take advantage of women (or men), whatsoever!  I'd rather be called "gay" or "a homo" if it means that I did the right thing and hadn't done anything to a woman, drunk or otherwise. 

We are in a society where if a grown man wears adult diapers, he is seen as sick in the head or something to do with mental health issues.  Whereas if a lady, a woman (young or otherwise) is wearing an adult diaper, she is seen as cute, adorable, or has a kind of sweetness about her.  Some people in my country, the United States, believe that if a woman wears diapers, she can still be "sexy as Hell", especially among heterosexual males.  I admit, I find women who wear adult diapers to be very much attractive.  It's probably just coincidence that I'm a heterosexual man.  I've always been a heterosexual man, despite what some kids in my latter grade school years through high school would have anybody believing.  Yes, I've even been called "a homo" due to my inability to have a woman for a date, or having not dated EVER.  Also, I admit that I don't look at men the way I do toward women, because I'm a heterosexual guy.  That said, I think that if there are men brave enough to tell their friends and family about their "adult baby" or "diaper lover" side, more power to them.

I've told a number of people, mostly women, about my diaper lover side.  Of that small handful number of people I've told, one of which totally breached protocol & a promise to NOT tell other family members & relatives when that person got drunk at a party, and ended up telling our mutual relatives & their friends from work that I liked "hot chicks in Huggies".  In fact, I was one day put on the spot about it, and I had to tell a lie saying "I have no idea what you're talking about!", and hoped & prayed no one looked any further.  I especially didn't want to admit to it while riding in a car filled with both my aunt (by marriage) & uncle, and plus a female young cousin, as in younger than 18 cousin at the time.  But that's what I'm talking about.  If I had been a woman, then nobody in my family would've said a damned thing about my "diaper side", but because I'm a guy, they were all curious about it, and not in a good way "curious".  

I was thankful they didn't ask me point blank about myself wearing adult diapers, but it was definitely not fun learning that my own sibling had betrayed my trust.  The same sibling who had directed mutual friends of ours to sexually assault me at 7 or 8 yrs old, because that got my sibling's jollies going.  Sick fuck!

Anyway, the bottom line is that depending on who is asking about me buying and/or using adult diapers, I can either:

• Lie - Hope they don't ask more pointed questions about it.
• Exaggerate - Sometimes known as the "truthful lie", stretching the truth just enough for it to be a lie, or....
• Tell the person asking those questions to mind their own fucking business.

I haven't had to use the very last option, and by the way this is not an all-included list of what to do when someone gets a little too nosy or prodding into private affairs just a tad too much to start with.

For now, I think that's where I'm going to end this blog.  I want vanilla folks to understand one thing, and one thing only.  For the most part, those of us in the ABDL world / community are harmless.  Many of us are uncomfortable with sharing our true identities for a number of reasons.  My own stories of having my trust betrayed by a family member are among those reasons.  It's the equivalent in some respects to "coming out" as either [gay, transgender, transvestite, etc].  If we tell the wrong person, and they use that info against us, we could end up being accused of things we ARE NOT! 

I'm extremely careful to not give away my true name, fearing that if someone finds out about my "diaper lover" world, they might not want to be associated with me.  I would much rather not go through that issue.

Some random thoughts about things related to ABDL

So, I'm having another lovely insomniac night.  And I have come to realize a few things.  Firstly, it really sucks to be poor as a Diaper Lover.  I mean, of course I want to have an ample supply, but by the time all of my monthly bills & expenses are paid (usually in the 1st week or two of the month), I've under $100 for the rest of the month.  Which means that, for the time being, I guess I'll have to restock my supply sometime after I start Fall semester!

Secondly, it really does suck that not only am I reliant on disability income exclusively, but I have nobody in my life in the intimate or romantic sense.  I won't say how much I get, because that's really no one's business but my own, and it only barely covers my rent, my auto insurance payment, my cell phone (which is my only phone at the moment), as well as medical supplies plus food & other toiletries that a guy needs including the expensive razors for shaving (Gillette Mach3, disposable razors cut me awfully).  As for my specific disabilities, that is between my doctor & myself, but I do have many of them including lower back pain & vision impairments.  Yes, plenty of people have some type of vision impairment & do drive a vehicle.  Thankfully, though, no "commercial" driving for this guy!  That's not just by order of the judge in my disability case, but also by choice.  However, it's because of those disabilities that I must take multiple medications.  

At least one of my disabilities includes nerve damage which causes severe pain equivalent to or greater than migraines, and that kind of pain is only relieved by use of strong prescription painkillers.  Since I take many different medications for multiple health & medical problems, I've had a number of true-blue "accidents" resulting in washing clothes in the middle of the night.  If I were not a "diaper lover" to help keep my remaining clean underwear safe from the dreaded breach of the "rear guard", I would feel defeated and/or humiliated to wear adult diapers of any type.  I can't begin to count how many times I've been awakened by a sour feeling in my stomach, then BAM!  Without any warning, I have a messy accident.  It's not fun to realize that you've had an accident, despite the childhood "potty training" lessons that varied from a firm talking to all the way to severe spankings.  Sometimes, I think I just have to fart, but it ends up being NOT a fart.  

If I weren't a "diaper lover", or had recurring diaper fetish fantasies of gorgeous women lesbian couples wearing adult diapers together (whether for need or for fun, or both, but I never imagine myself in said fantasies) as long as they're 18yrs or older (no jailbait underage minors, EVER!), then having "accidents" would be most upsetting!!  

So, I say this with confidence to everyone who is either in the ABDL community, the ABDL world as it were, to be glad about being either an Adult Baby (the "AB" in #ABDL) or a Diaper Lover (DL), or in some cases both types.  There may come a time when you or someone you know, maybe even your life partner, may actually need to wear adult diapers for a legitimate need.

I admit that this is why I don't want to actively seek intimacy w/ women, dare I say a romantic relationship w/ my future "Ms. Right"!  The thought of having a girlfriend, a woman who is repulsed by both my diaper fetish diaper lover thing, but also having the occasional need to wear adult diapers is often what keeps me from seeking to achieve my goal of having an intimate partner, or even further, a romantic love & life partner.

I could also be forever hesitant because I've never had some of the normal life milestones, i.e. kissing a girl/woman (or being kissed), holding hands with a woman, going out on a date with a woman, having sex for the first time, that sort of thing.  I feel like I've missed out on such things!  Hopefully, someday soon, I'll find my Ms. Right who understands both when I "need" adult diapers, & when I just want them as a "security blanket" for my butt and my private areas.  Maybe someday, my future Ms Right may want to participate with me in wearing adult diapers for fun.  Having her be occasionally playful would be so awesome, 

I admit that I'm not a "dominant" type man, and I'm neither a submissive one.  So, being some woman's "ABDL Daddy" will never be in my future with my future Ms. Right, but I also don't wish to have an ABDL Mommy, either.  No, I'd want a potential prospective intimate and/or romantic female companion (i.e. future girlfriend) to be my equal in a relationship.  

Again, I don't wish to divulge details that could identify me specifically, but let me just say this much.  I don't want to be an alcoholic drug addict abusive husband, potential "daddy" to possible children, in any capacity in any kind of relationship with a woman.  Besides, if her or myself do or say something bad, especially to one another, we ought to be punished.  Not playfully spanked, I mean punishment spanking.  No one should be allowed to be physically, emotionally, mentally, or verbally abusive to the point where the other person, their victim, is contemplating on harming themselves, or others, out of desperation or fear.

Perhaps I'm overly cautious.  Maybe that's a good thing.  It's a mental health defense mechanism that helps protect me, as well as others, to make sure I don't get taken advantage of, and that I don't take advantage of others.  That isn't who I am.  That'll never be who I am.  What I truly am is a man who has sensitivities, as well as highly introverted, somewhat insecure about his sexuality, but not about his gender.  I'm a firm believer in marriage equality for the LGBTQ community, but also a firm believer that not everyone is well-suited for marriage, and I'm one of them.  I'm also in the belief that for every person out there, regardless of their sexuality (homosexual, heterosexual, etc), there is also someone else that thinks like them and compliments their personality.  Not necessarily "opposites attract" philosophy, but certainly someone who helps their true soulmate bring out the best in both themselves, and each other.  Also help to calm the worst parts of each other.  That's my philosophy on the matter.

Someday, for me, I'll find a woman who is right for me.  Not one who uses man-bashing to get her way, or uses misandrist comments to make men like me feel bad because of the actions of other men who are more than "secure" about their sexuality, but revel in it, even relish their sexual conquests.  One of my former friends would glorify his sexual encounters with many girls from high school, especially from other rival schools.  My brother would detail his sexual encounters as a gay man, and were equally disturbing.  This is why I don't want to sexualize a relationship with any woman I end up being lucky to have in my life.  I hope, that in some way, I will be seen as different, but in a way that's good.  As opposed to men like that former friend, or my older brother, who seem to enjoy seeing women (or in my bro's case, men) as sexual things.  

Because of both those men in my life, I can't have a fully functioning sexual relationship as a heterosexual, but also I can't be a gay man.  Not because someone thinks I'm anti-LGBTQ or anti-conservative, but because those two men have virtually ruined sexuality for me.  I have neither a need nor a desire to have sex.  Ever!

As for my deal with being a diaper lover, not an adult baby (AB), that is sometimes a desire, but sometimes a need as well.  Someday, I'll find that Ms. Right who understands all of this, and still wants to be my companion in life.  To help me stay at ease with myself.  Today's political climate with regard to sexuality, with marriage, with anything related to either, makes me feel uncomfortable to talk to anyone in a frank and candid manner about my DL side.  I've often thought about talking to my therapist about my diaper lover fetish, especially now that my mother no longer sees the same therapist.  I want to be reassured that my love of wearing diapers won't be an issue of contention or debate.  It's not just part of who I am, it's been what I am for more than 30 years, and sexuality has nothing to do with it.  Or at least, it didn't until I got to age 12 and developed feelings for a few girls at that age that I later regretted.

Maybe I'm just not being open enough, or maybe being too open on this nom de plume.  Maybe it's because I'm not a dominant type or confident man due to multiple health and medical problems.  Maybe I'm just not interested in being challenged, or challenging others to such an extent.  Who knows?  The point is, I just want what everyone seems to have by default.  A companion of some kind.  Not a sexual partner.  Just someone who is asexual like me.  Asexual meaning having no interest in sexual intercourse.  And that is... okay!  It's okay to not want sex.  It doesn't make someone gay or a "queer".  Just different to society, and society rarely likes "different" people for some strange reason.

The unofficial list of good reasons to wear adult diapers!

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So, we know (or at least, we should all think) that diapers are usually meant for babies or elderly folks with incontinence problems.  These are the people who are bathroom challenged, but what if there were extremely good reasons to don the diaper as an adult and not for medical reasons?  And actually, there are some health reasons that are not a chronic medical problem that would warrant the wearing of diapers.

Let's list some of the good positive reasons that wearing adult diapers have.  Reminder, this list is unofficial and incomplete:

1. Good exercise - You heard that right.  In the absence of having a partner like a girlfriend or boyfriend available to assist you, you can easily knock out a good exercise workout getting the diaper on and off as well as cleaning yourself well, and getting another diaper on.  Think about it!  You would be forced to do sit-up like exercises to get the tapes or pins on & off properly, and you would have to get yourself up from and down to the floor or other flat surface.

2. For the sick days - This one is pretty straight forward.  Have you ever been sick where getting up from a comfortable position meant your diarrhea  (rear end) struck again?  What if you could save your underpants (panties for women) and save money by not washing them so often?  Think of the money saved by not having to buy new underwear every time you had an accident while sick.  Also, there have been days that I've been so sick that getting out of bed hurt, and wearing a diaper meant I could safely urinate in it. and just change myself. 

3. Movie marathons - This is pretty self-explanatory.  You want to either go to a movie marathon at a cinema theater, or you and a friend are having a private movie marathon, and you both want to cut down on bathroom breaks in between movies or TV episodes.  Having a diaper on can sure help facilitate that.

4. Road Trips - Again, this is self-explanatory.  You cut down on stops for a potty break, and if you have traveled across the country like I have, you know how awful some rest stop bathrooms are.  Some of which I refused to use because they were severely unsanitary.  And I'm a guy, and even I find some restrooms to be terrible.

5. Stress relief - This is a big reason that I am wearing diapers frequently.  I've found that it relieves stress about as well as blasting music, writing, reading, or if you're into it, having sex (sometimes with a partner).  It has some kind of calming effect, and just knowing that I have my ass covered makes the relief from daily adult life stressors just melt away for the night. 

6. Prevents unwanted contact - I originally thought of this exclusively for women, but it can also be a prevention method for men.  What better way to keep unwanted approaches from people who make you uncomfortable than to tell them right off the bat (lying) that you have a bladder problem and wear diapers.  I wouldn't recommend lying, but if you absolutely must lie, then actually wear the diaper, & show a little peek to the person, man or woman, that you feel uncomfortable around.  I guarantee that they'll keep their distance.  Unless they're weirdos.  The unfortunate risk in this case is the unintended consequence of that unwelcome person blabbing shit about you to others that is (I would hope) not true.  Something like, "[He/she] wears diapers, and likes to be around children a little too much!"  Or my favorite being told I made an unwanted advance to someone after only asking them out ONCE, and their answer was not a yes or no, just "You're weird!"  So, my advice is to play your cards right.  Don't let someone make unwanted or unwelcome advances toward you!  And don't let them spread lies about you either!

7. Might prevent unwanted sexual assault - I emphasize the word "might" prevent unwanted sexual contact.  Although, when a rapist is determined, diapers might not deter him (or her) very much, but it would be an extra layer of protection.  No pun intended.

8. Clean up from personal pleasure - Whether you admit to doing it or otherwise, everyone masturbates.  The good news is that you don't have to broadcast the message "I masturbate daily!" and you sure don't need to feel ashamed of doing it.  However, there are some ways that people, especially family or friends do find out.  One dead give away are stains on your underpants, panties, etc.  A good way to keep the mess to a minimum is... *drum roll please* ... wearing adult diapers.  Think about it for a minute.  Diapers are supposed to absorb wetness, and your juice from masturbating is wetness.  Ergo, you could knock off a pleasure hour at your leisure, then casually throw away the disposable adult diapers, put a clean one on, and now you have completed a full workout just from putting the diapers on twice yourself, and now you have gotten your (sexual & otherwise) urges taken care of too!  The extra bonus is that no one is the wiser for it.  Your clothes remain stain free, and you can relieve yourself when the urge to rub one off strikes.

9. Camping - I enjoy camping in an outdoorsy environment as much as the next person, but I don't particularly enjoy letting my ass or my schlong be exposed to any number of insects, bugs, or animals.  I prefer to doing my bodily functions business, shitting or pissing, in a secluded area hoping no one's watching me from a distance, or having my fellow campers have a full gaze at my embarrassing moment of shame.  Put me in a diaper, and all I have to do is periodically change myself, and then throw away my leavings at the appropriate disposal unit afterward.  If you're worried about the possible smell, there's some good news.  You can buy trash bags, big black lawn trash bags that have odor control, and some are scented so that the smell of messy diapers are not immediately detected if you are even more worried about your fellow campers finding out.  Of course, if you have campers who also wear adult diapers, there is no need to hide the evidence.

**SUMMARY**
Again, this list is not all inclusive, and I'm probably forgetting a few good ones.  But this list touches on some of the main ideas I thought of.  If you think of others, feel free to comment, or catch me on Twitter "@TheF1r3ch1ck3n"!  Would ❤ to hear your ideas!  

Remember one thing if nothing else!  There is no shame in wearing an adult diaper, only perceived shame.  I have laid out some damn good reasons to wear them, and some of which are extremely practical for every day life.  But I would like to encourage my readers to come up with other ideas, because it can't be just me who thinks about these things.

Also, you may send me an email at either ltcolf1r3ch1ck3n@yahoo.com or ltcolf1r3ch1ck3n79@gmail.com!

Until next time, stay diapered my friends!

~The Colonel (Firechicken) aka James T. Knight 2018