What's in your vagina?

[aroundthetable]

A health warning to all females. and males!

[hippihillbobbi]

Thanks, AroundtheTable .... appreciate the tip .... pretty darn scary!


hippihillbobbi

[aroundthetable]

Your welcome friend, this whole frankenstein gmo tragedy needs to be stopped.

[burgundia]

spread the message and send the video to as many people as you can...

[illuminate]

holy krap!

not what I wanted to hear, but my vagina THANKS you!

~ one love ~

[aroundthetable]

Wow a talking vagina!! That GMO tech sure has a lot to answer for.

Breaths a sigh of relief noone has been offended.

[illuminate]

Originally Posted by aroundthetable

Wow a talking vagina!!

shhh.. gotta keep that under wraps, the traveling circus won't leave me alone as it is!

Originally Posted by aroundthetable

Breaths a sigh of relief noone has been offended.

there's nothing offensive about a vagina

and all kidding aside, that's a pretty important message!

~ love in us ~

[waitinginthewings]

Make this vid go viral.....have already placed it on my facebook.

[aroundthetable]

Originally Posted by waitinginthewings

Make this vid go viral.....have already placed it on my facebook.

Good to see the news spread so quickly, really good

[She-Ra]

Any vegans watching this might already know about Natracare products but for everyone's info, they are are organic, not tested on animals, not chlorine bleached or treated, biodegradable and don't have rayon.

[aroundthetable]

Originally Posted by She-Ra

Any vegans watching this might already know about Natracare products but for everyone's info, they are are organic, not tested on animals, not chlorine bleached or treated, biodegradable and don't have rayon.

Thanks for the info she-ra, my girlfriend is vegan and ill pass on the info. Just one thing, do they test normal sanitary stuff on animals?

[Anchor]

Post collapse sanitation should be something everyone has given some thought to. No matter how rich you are or how much access you have to storage, you will run out one day.

Without getting too icky - how was this done say in the days before mass capital intensive farming?

A..

[aroundthetable]

Originally Posted by Anchor

Post collapse sanitation should be something everyone has given some thought to. No matter how rich you are or how much access you have to storage, you will run out one day.

Without getting too icky - how was this done say in the days before mass capital intensive farming?

A..

Post collapse sanitation? Thats already too icky dude!!

[no caste]

Originally Posted by Anchor

Post collapse sanitation should be something everyone has given some thought to. No matter how rich you are or how much access you have to storage, you will run out one day.

Without getting too icky - how was this done say in the days before mass capital intensive farming?

A..

There is lots of lore, stories, methods. Rolled up fabric, which is rinsed. (Make yer own pads, sun dry.) In the old days, pregnancy lol, long term (up to 2 years) breastfeeding inhibits menses for a lot of women, ...

I heard a really nice one, aboriginal. The women in the group tended to menstruate at the same time, lunar earth kind of togetherness. So, at menses time, they all take off, sit on moss stones for a week, catch up with each other, sewing, the grandparents look after the kids

Then at ovulation time, the women get all (especially!!) amorous again, and the men have missed them too. There were known herbs for inducing abortions, just as others for encouraging fetal growth or labour etc.

[morguana]

hence girls let me introduce to you the mooncup http://www.mooncup.co.uk/
really good! i and many of my friends recommend them



can get them in boots, oh and cut the silly stalk off

love
m x

[Ross H]

Thanks Mogs,

I will forward to my daughters...Geez us blokes have it easy!

Peace

[morguana]

exellent ross , my daughter wants one when she has her womans initiation ceromony, few years off though

the toxic shock side always worried me with tampons,
love m x

lol........ boots is a shop in the uk, sells meds, hygine products etc

[aroundthetable]

Originally Posted by morguana

hence girls let me introduce to you the mooncup http://www.mooncup.co.uk/
really good! i and many of my friends recommend them



can get them in boots, oh and cut the silly stalk off

love
m x

Do girls really put them in their boots? I always wondered about that!

[surreal]

Originally Posted by morguana

hence girls let me introduce to you the mooncup http://www.mooncup.co.uk/
really good! i and many of my friends recommend them



can get them in boots, oh and cut the silly stalk off

love
m x

I have two mooncups! One I use every month and the second for "emergencies" - i.e. economic or social collapse and I am in the middle of nowhere.

[Luminari]

Wow

Informative, thanks for posting this.

Yes I am a man, but I had know idea about this shocking issue.

[Clarityofawareness]

What if you place the infected cloths, Q-tips and what ever else that's infected, into your freezer over night? Will that kill these pesky little critters?

[Humble Janitor]

You know, as a custodian, I've had to clean out feminine product boxes. Gross part of the job and I just can't get over the fact that women put this stuff inside of themselves. Of course, some are just plain ignorant.

It's sad that the things we buy have to be full of nasty chemicals, etc.

[She-Ra]

Originally Posted by aroundthetable

Thanks for the info she-ra, my girlfriend is vegan and ill pass on the info. Just one thing, do they test normal sanitary stuff on animals?

Hiya, yes they do test pretty much every chemical/ingredient in everything on animals - feminine hygiene products to condoms, make up to nail varnish/polish, household cleaning products, deoderants to body wipes, toothpastes to mouth wash etc. Proctor and Gamble own a lot of the companies that supply a lot of these products for example including sanitary wear such as the major brand 'Always' - hence I find avoiding them helps avoid of unethical products in general.

Hope that helps

Anchor - I'm not too au fait with the process but it's similar to nappies/diapers (another one people worried about gmo cotton will need to remember) before disposables - re-useable/washable fabrics were used, there were probably recommended methods and perhaps herbal additions too.

[kriya]

Originally Posted by aroundthetable

Breaths a sigh of relief noone has been offended.

It gets peoples attention, which is a good thing The title made me laugh, until I saw the video and now I'm not laughing

Love,

Kriya

[Steve_A]

As long as it doesn't have teeth.