Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 02:08
You first!boudicca wrote:You never know unless you try, sister!Brideoffrankenstein wrote:They sound a bit awkward to me...
They look messy and uncomfortable 
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They look messy and uncomfortable Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 02:43
No, I'm happy being exiled to go and squat over a hole in the forest while my menfolk go out hunting...d00mw0lf wrote:You first!boudicca wrote:You never know unless you try, sister!Brideoffrankenstein wrote:They sound a bit awkward to me...
The old ideas are the best!
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 02:59
...for women who haven't got the painters in.boudicca wrote:
No, I'm happy being exiled to go and squat over a hole in the forest while my menfolk go out hunting...
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 03:00
*laff!* I remember reading something about women using mooncups to collect the blood, then painting with it.
So I suppose they're pretty good for that if nothing else...
So I suppose they're pretty good for that if nothing else...
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 03:34
Jackson Pollock...
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 04:16
So long as you clean up the mess, be my guest.Johnny M wrote:No probs Claire. We can use our Moon Cups for necking Estonian Vodka. And at 30ml a shot we should be enjoying banging garage techno in no time. The Great Preston mix that is.boudicca wrote:This is why I want to be in your Man-Gang, Johnny...
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 17:48
It sounds absolutely rankDebaser wrote:Tampon/scmamponJohnny M wrote: PC, New Age,
Apparently THESE are the way forwards....mmmnnn throws a whole new image of ladies washing 'em out in the loos...
http://www.mooncup.co.uk/index.htm
It looks like a cross between a party popper and a sink plunger...but it would make a good name for a band
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 18:01
eeeeeeee, this thread seems to have run and run.
"The Mooncup is available in two models. "
that's 'pert' and 'fanny like a bucket' to you and me
Oh and there's here...
http://www.lactivist.co.uk/
"The Mooncup is available in two models. "
that's 'pert' and 'fanny like a bucket' to you and me
Oh and there's here...
http://www.lactivist.co.uk/
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 18:34
Who said they haven't got anything to offer for men?
I guess this Tee will make a good christmas prezzie for Mr. Blast.
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 18:37
Aaaarrrrggghhh! Where do you get these from, Ness?Debaser wrote:eeeeeeee, this thread seems to have run and run.
"The Mooncup is available in two models. "
that's 'pert' and 'fanny like a bucket' to you and me
Oh and there's here...
http://www.lactivist.co.uk/
That one's bloody disturbing... for the kind of women who still breastfeed their 8-year-old child. *shudder*
How does that even work?
Where's it all coming from? Oh, scrap it, I don't wanna know....Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 18:42
I think they only do it in "wean-size"...canon docre wrote:Who said they haven't got anything to offer for men?
I guess this Tee will make a good christmas prezzie for Mr. Blast.
As Blast already knows....
That's the Scottish wean, pronounced "wayne" and meaning "child",
not wean pronounced "ween", which is what these ladies apparently don't want their kids to do. Same linguistic root though, no doubt.
Ok I'll stop now.
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 18:48
Uuuaah, just the thought of one of these little buggers sucking on me....boudicca wrote:Aaaarrrrggghhh! Where do you get these from, Ness?Debaser wrote:eeeeeeee, this thread seems to have run and run.
"The Mooncup is available in two models. "
that's 'pert' and 'fanny like a bucket' to you and me
Oh and there's here...
http://www.lactivist.co.uk/
That one's bloody disturbing... for the kind of women who still breastfeed their 8-year-old child. *shudder*
How does that even work?
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 18:48
Bitty!boudicca wrote:Aaaarrrrggghhh! Where do you get these from, Ness?Debaser wrote:eeeeeeee, this thread seems to have run and run.
"The Mooncup is available in two models. "
that's 'pert' and 'fanny like a bucket' to you and me
Oh and there's here...
http://www.lactivist.co.uk/
That one's bloody disturbing... for the kind of women who still breastfeed their 8-year-old child. *shudder*
How does that even work?
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 19:44
thanks for the t-shirt Jess, not my style tho 
and to everyone else, I'm wearing my 'mooncup' now
and to everyone else, I'm wearing my 'mooncup' now
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:00
James Blast wrote:thanks for the t-shirt Jess, not my style tho
and to everyone else, I'm wearing my 'mooncup' now
That is good to hear.
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:01
And when you may believe the ads, you will NOT have a big mess to clean up then... should be as dry as a rice cake in the Nevada desert.Obviousman wrote:Tampons
Perhaps they're better than pampers anyway, my dog must've eaten about half a box of Always by now and it's coming out at the back and the front constantly by now
And I really did NOT want to know THAT!That bloody MoonCup site wrote:The Mooncup can be cleaned by boiling for five minutes in an open pan of water
IZ.
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:09
I spend faaaaar too long on the Julian Cope site with wierd hippie folkboudicca wrote:
Aaaarrrrggghhh! Where do you get these from, Ness?
That one's bloody disturbing... for the kind of women who still breastfeed their 8-year-old child. *shudder*
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:16
I assume you never got the receipe for any of those special 'cakes' they make then?Debaser wrote: I spend faaaaar too long on the Julian Cope site with wierd hippie folk
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:21
In all seriousness? That's where you got it from?Debaser wrote:I spend faaaaar too long on the Julian Cope site with wierd hippie folkboudicca wrote:
Aaaarrrrggghhh! Where do you get these from, Ness?
That one's bloody disturbing... for the kind of women who still breastfeed their 8-year-old child. *shudder*
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:37
just read
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:45
Nothing about mooncups in there though, I take it...James Blast wrote:just read
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:47
There bloody might be. Cope's weird o_O;
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:54
Will you please stop using this word please...Motz wrote:bloody
IZ.
Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 20:59
Yeh but in a good way...Motz wrote:There bloody might be. Cope's weird o_O;
... mooncups are just wierd in a
way.Posted: 06 Nov 2005, 21:08
read the book(s)