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> Eric L. Dunn wrote:
> I'm not so sure Dan has had kids if he thinks a diaper's contents can be
known
> before opening. :)
3 kids. I also worked in day care when I was younger. Pull out the back
waistband a tiny bit, look straight down, and you'll usually get an idea of
what's in store.
But seriously, maybe I'm missing the point of this thread. Why not use a
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