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2 comments:
trying to decide wether or not these would be a handy item to own???
Well Belladonna,
While certainly simple, and obviously no problems with dirty diapers, there is a downside (as opposed to a backside). I just came back, several months ago, from an extended, "wander" around China, and while some parents ushered there children off of the sidewalk and either over the curb or into the side of a convenient bush, one still is confronted with a prodigious quantity of human fecal matter. Any parent knows that while kids are cute, you never say "their shit don't stink." This is not isolated - there are one billion, three hundred million people in China!
And you complain about neighbors dogs on your lawn! Bob
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