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[naath.livejournal.com]

My period is due on Wednesday.. but it's about as regular as the bus service round here so no such luck.

I had a 2 hour driving lesson today, and I'm wearing a nice new dress... so I think uhoh, I gonna get my period now aren't I, like 10 min. into this lesson. So I have to make my (male) driving instructor let me stop at Sainsbury's so that I can use the loo there and then I remember that I don't have any Tampons, or any money for the dispenser, on me... so I just stuff tissue in my pants and pray...

this time I was lucky... I should think more about such things and wear a pad on days like this.

Another thing (abuot tampon/pad dispensers) the ladies at the cinema has a condom dispnser (reasonable I guess) but no tampon/pad dispenser. I mean I might need a condom in the middle of Chelmsford but I'm much more likely to need a tampon. Especially since I would asume that the men's has a condom dispenser ergo, I could get the bloke to get one (right?) if I had a bloke... which I don't 'cos I have a girlfriend. Why the hell can't they have a bloody tampon dispenser?

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I'd write

[jennlyle.livejournal.com]

I'd write to complain =)

[(Anonymous)]

thekeeper.com

Toss it into a pretty bag, and even if it falls out of your purse, the most you'll get is a nudge nudge wink from someone thinking it's a strange birth control device.

Reusable, comfortable, and ....

I should hush before I go into the grand diatribe on how this silly piece of organic rubber gave me my life back. :)

[cleanlikegod.livejournal.com]

hehehe That's awful! But the way you wrote it was hilarious. Our movie theatre has a condom machine, a temporary tattoo machine, a candy and/or breath mint machine, but no tampon or feminine napkin machine. GRRR! =p
I think it's safe to say that the person who designed the bathroom was a man.



Lots of Love,
Jessicka