MOMania

By What?

May 15, 2007 8:23 AM | Link to this

Okay, one word…..ewwwwwwwwwwwww!! Okay, two words…………YUCK!!!!!!!!

Is this the best we could do for topics today? Come on now!!!!

No, I didn’t save the stick, hell I’ve got the child (now 14) to remember the occasion by! OMG!!!!!

I’m sure there will only be a spoonful of posts today!

By Sarah

May 15, 2007 8:25 AM | Link to this

I considered keeping my pregnancy test stick, but then I started thinking about the fact that I peed on it and was a little grossed out at the thought of keeping old urine. I tossed it. Perhaps I should’ve photographed it. That way I could have had a momento without saving pee.

By What?

May 15, 2007 8:30 AM | Link to this

And YES, I love my child dearly (even thru these crazy teen years), wouldn’t trade her for the world. But I see no need in saving a germy stick that I peed on. Can you say mega germs?!!!!

By Peachie

May 15, 2007 8:31 AM | Link to this

I did not keep my pregnancy tests. It’s gross… you peed on it! Yucky. A photograph of the used sticks would be a more hygenic way for you to keep the memory, rather than filling up a drawer in your bathroom. Of course, the child you gave birth to is the ultimate reminder / souvenir of that positive pregnancy test!

By Heather

May 15, 2007 8:35 AM | Link to this

It never crossed my mind to save the test when I found out my son (now 2 & 1/2) was on the way. I was on a trip to NY with my best friend in December when I suspected I might be pregnant again. My friend bought me the test because she couldn’t stand the suspense. When we realized it was positive, she was shocked that I threw it in the trash. She had saved both her positive tests from her two children. I told her she could add it to her collection of pee-smelling mementos, but I’m not schlepping a urine saoked stick back to Atlanta in my carry-on!

By Ms. Jones

May 15, 2007 8:37 AM | Link to this

Gross NO I didn’t save the test. The first memento I saved was my sonogram picture.

I wonder what Casey will contibute today……..

By mommy2O

May 15, 2007 8:43 AM | Link to this

Yes, I kept my sticks and my husband knows. They are below my bathroom sink. I think I have about 3 because I was also in disbelief.

The other posters obviously don’t realize that urine is sterile and therefore not “germy”. It’s just a memento; not creepy.

By bwilliams

May 15, 2007 8:49 AM | Link to this

No I didn’t keep it, never crossed my mind. I took a picture though and it’s in my son’s picture album.

By YT32T

May 15, 2007 8:52 AM | Link to this

And the placenta as well as the first poop, bronzed and on the mantle? Get over it, billions of people have given birth; why… I bet everyone you know was born at one time.

By Lisa

May 15, 2007 8:53 AM | Link to this

I just took a picture of the actual positive test and kept that.

By julie

May 15, 2007 8:55 AM | Link to this

Okay , I admit it. I kept the tests. All SIX of them for the same child. You see, I was told I would never be able to have another child. My only child to date was 17 when I suspected I was pregnant and when the test was positive I could not believe it so I just kept on testing. Then I could not bear to throw away the ‘proof’. I have them put away in a tin shaped like a carousel.

By lisa2

May 15, 2007 9:00 AM | Link to this

No, urine isn’t exactly “acid free” so it therefore isn’t really safe for scrapbooking. :)

By Meg

May 15, 2007 9:02 AM | Link to this

That’s so funny, my daughter and I were talking about this the other day, and she was impressed that I still had my pregnancy test sticks. I also have baby teeth, often still bloody, and wads of hair from haircuts. I also kept the kids themselves, although they are far gernier and messier than the sterile pregnancy tests. Anything associated with having kids is messy. Did all these shocked people freak out when they realized their kids had to have diapers changed and noses blowed? Poor kids. Life is messy. Get over it.

By Casey

May 15, 2007 9:09 AM | Link to this

Hey mommy2O - you said: “that urine is sterile and therefore not ‘germy’.” Ewwww.

So let’s get this straight. When you need to sterilize something (like a baby bottle), you just squat and pee on it?

(that good enough for you Ms. Jones?)

By Jeff

May 15, 2007 9:13 AM | Link to this

Thanks for the tip, Theresa… something else to remind my fiancee NOT to do that honestly I would never have thought she MIGHT do!

I’ve always said y’all’s half of the species is slightly out there (and for the most part it is what makes you adorable - even through the irritation!), but this pretty much takes the cake. Unless you tell me that some women save the placenta. That’s even worse!

By Peachie

May 15, 2007 9:17 AM | Link to this

Hey Meg, I don’t keep poopy diapers or booger-filled tissues either. Yes, kids are messy… life is messy. That doesn’t mean I need to add to that mess by keeping urine-soaked sticks.

By Kerry

May 15, 2007 9:20 AM | Link to this

I did not keep my test sticks. I’m not a very sentimental person (and I’m not a packrat) so I don’t usually keep things like that. I still remember the day I took the test and I have my daughter to remind me that I was once pregnant. A friend of mine took four pregnancy tests and then put them on her bathroom counter so that everytime she walked in to the bathroom she would see them and be happy that she was pregnant. Of course, she’s a neat freak so I’m sure she cleaned off the plastic part before putting them anywhere near the bathroom counter (and most of them have a cap that you put over the peed on end, so pee never actually touches anything). I haven’t asked her if she kept them (she is now 5 months prego), but I wouldn’t be surprised if she did.

By DB

May 15, 2007 9:24 AM | Link to this

Well, I didn’t use the home tests (due to other issues, I was tested at the doctor’s office for both pregnancies) — but I’m quite certain that I would not have saved them if I had! There’s enough clutter in my life!

By Meg

May 15, 2007 9:27 AM | Link to this

Urine is sterile unless you have an infection. Have you ever disinfected with AMMONIA? Did the smell bring something else to mind? I wouldn’t use it on baby bottles, I wouldn’t use clorox or other chemical disinfectants either, but you get the drift. Urine is full of ammonia. That’s why I use clorox to clean, the smell of ammonia reminds me of stuff I should be cleaning instead of stuff I’m cleaning with. That’s still no excuse for those nasty people who pee all over the toilet seats. They should be ejected from society. Urine is sterile, but keep yours to yourself. I won’t show you my pregnancy stick if you promise not to pee on public toilet seats.

By Meg

May 15, 2007 9:32 AM | Link to this

Peachie, I just meant that people who totally freak out over the thought of keeping their pregnancy stick (let’s face it, some people freaked out!) must have been REALLY set back by the idea of changing diapers and blowing noses.
And what’s the difference between that and keeping baby teeth, with blood and saliva and possibly microscopic food bits clinging to them, which everyone does? Body fluids are body fluids, and blood is far germier. I’m just commenting on the shocked over-reactions here.

By jenny

May 15, 2007 9:35 AM | Link to this

my daughter is 13 and i still have mine.

By Jen

May 15, 2007 9:41 AM | Link to this

I didn’t save the positive tests but I do have both of their umbilical stumps that fell off which my husband thinks is disgusting.

By Jeff

May 15, 2007 9:45 AM | Link to this

Since Meg brought up Ammonia (particularly in urine) and bleach, a PSA (in two parts):

a) DO NOT CLEAN YOUR TOILET WITH BLEACH, or rinse it out if you do. Why? Basic chemistry. Ammonia + Bleach = Cyanide… drives me CRAZY when my own mother does it!

b) Never mix the two chemicals while cleaning any other surface in your home for the same reason. To a healthy teenager or adult, the low-grade cyanide produced (I’m assuming you’re not mixing gallons of the stuff) is irritating, but to smaller children - and babies in particular - it could be deadly under the right (wrong?) circumstances.

By Ms. Jones

May 15, 2007 9:45 AM | Link to this

Casey you disappointed me. You must be having a bad day. ;)

I expect more from you…….

By Jeff

May 15, 2007 9:46 AM | Link to this

Jen:

I’m with your husband on that one.

By nurse&mother

May 15, 2007 9:51 AM | Link to this

I will admit that I did keep the first pregnancy test stick. I put it in a ziplock bag. I’m not sure if it is still around. I didn’t with the second. I didn’t think it was that big a deal either way. When I saved the first, I put it immediately in a bag. It’s no different than when you touch it to urinate on it.

I will set the record straight. Urine issterile when it leaves the body. However, it does come in contact with a little bacteria on the skin and thus is no longer sterile. There is usually not a lot of bacteria in a voided specimen.

That said, your hands have more bacteria than your urine on a stick. Imagine all the things that your hands have touched that you don’t know where it has been. I would be much more concerned about picking up germs from an escalator hand rail, a shopping cart or even money. There are lots of people that do not do a thorough job of washing their hands when they leave the restroom (trust me I’ve seen people merely run their hands under water for 2 seconds and not use soap).

By The REAL Peachy

May 15, 2007 9:53 AM | Link to this

Geez, you go away for a while and someone takes your handle….weird. lol

Anyhoo, I didn’t think to keep mine. I may keep the teeth (my mom still has ours and we’re all four grown), I’ll probably keep a lock of her first haircut, and I kept the band-aids from her first sets of shots, but I work better with pictures. I have too much other stuff floating around!

By unexpected pregnantcy

May 15, 2007 9:59 AM | Link to this

i was 9 days late so me mum brought me a test i toke it then had a shower checket it and it was saying i was preg i cryed lol it was very emotional now im 4months lol

By Ms. Jones

May 15, 2007 10:04 AM | Link to this

I have all the baby teeth, plus hair from the first cut. I also saved our ID tags and the card on her bassinet from the hospital. I keep every card and gift we received when she was born.

I kept a very detailed calendar of her first year. Every year on her birthday, we pull out the calendar and reminisce……..We do it every year, but I still forget some of the “firsts” she did. I also have her first pair of shoes and a couple of infant outfits that I remember her in, and can’t bear to part with. I have one outfit and shoes that I wore as a baby (that my mother kept), and I have pictures of my daughter in the exact outfit, right down to the shoes…….

By NewMom

May 15, 2007 10:04 AM | Link to this

My daughter is only 5 and a half months old, but I still have the test. I was debating the other day about throwing it away, but I figured since I’ve saved it this long, why not keep it?!? I’m still trying to decide exactly where to long-term store it. The “pee” end is covered up with a plastic cover that came on it so I don’t think it’s too gross.

By Bambi

May 15, 2007 10:18 AM | Link to this

I’ve saved my baby’s first soiled diaper and the unwashed bib from where he spit up the first time. I keep them in ziplock bags so it’s not dirty, but once in a while I do open them up just to let them air out a little. I asked the doctor to let me have the little piece from where they circumsized him, but the doctor just mumbled something and left.

By Carey

May 15, 2007 10:23 AM | Link to this

I am a packrat, so I obviously considered it, but I opted for scanning it into my computer. I have used the photo for albums that I made.

I love that my Mom saved my wristband from the hospital, she saved some hair from my first haircut, and a couple of baby teeth. I don’t think that I would get the same feeling for a used pregnancy test, which is why I decided not to keep mine.

I’m certainly not as grossed out as some people are. I do wonder how the children will feel about those tests in 20 or 30 years.

By Tammi

May 15, 2007 10:25 AM | Link to this

I got drunk a few months ago and laid down with several different men. I took three test and all were negative, I have them in a frame over my bed. I so lucky.

By Jeff

May 15, 2007 10:27 AM | Link to this

Ladies, y’all are scaring this dude!

By Brown Eyed Girl

May 15, 2007 10:33 AM | Link to this

For all of you that think its yukie, how about this. A waste product of urine is found is just about all lotions. Its helps the skin to retain moisture (ever heard, soft as a baby’s bottom?) If you don’t believe me, take out a bottle of your favorite lotion and look for urea. Now back to the subject at hand. Yes, I saved my stick from my first born son because I was excited after having a miscarriage earlier that year. I also saved the test from my second son because it was such a shock. When they are old and gone off on their own, I can look at those test and be reminded of the rush of emotions experienced at the very moment I knew they were coming. I think that is a beautiful thing.

By tbt628

May 15, 2007 10:41 AM | Link to this

I’ve got all 3 sticks from my 3 kids, along with their first haircut. They are stored with caps on and in a ziplock labeled with which boy it was from. I also rinse it off once I had the cap on so it wouldn’t be to gross. Not too gross just in how you store it.

By fer

May 15, 2007 10:43 AM | Link to this

Back in the day, we didn’t even have home pregnancy tests…. But I do still have both kids — they’ve been a joy!

By kATIE

May 15, 2007 10:49 AM | Link to this

Not only did I save all three test that I took, I also scrapbooked ‘em! Proud and happy! Right there on the front, page, what a perfet way to show the beginning of the miracle!

I saved the clamp from the umbilical cord and I have every single hospital ID band she ever wore, her hat, AND the little shirt they wrap them in.

You can never have too many memories! And what a happy time to remember!

I dont’ know if you watch Jon and Kate plus 8 (on TLC) but, she takes a pic of each child and their poopy the first time they poopy on the potty! Now that to me, is weird, but whatever, to each their own!

By BT

May 15, 2007 10:49 AM | Link to this

My mom didn’t even keep her kids, we were all three put for adoption. I seriously doubt she kept the test stick, or the dead rabbit….it was a few years ago.

By Been There

May 15, 2007 11:40 AM | Link to this

I think if women were honest about it, they’d realize that all the marketing has convinced them that the test stick is some sort of icon.

I didn’t have one to save - all my tests were done at a lab. I am something of a packrat and a sentimental one at that — but I too wouldn’t have saved a urine sample.

By Fulton County Mom

May 15, 2007 11:48 AM | Link to this

No I never kept the stick. I kept checkup updates, sonograms etc. I did not keep stumps of the cord either(ew!). I do have a CLEAN diaper from the hospital pack given each in their books. 1st hair cut and teeth (for the oldest)…1st hair cut (for the youngest as they have yet to lose teeth). I also have the sonogram where the 2nd child was a twin (we miscarried one so it ended as a single birth).

I would rather have a picture of the their’s father face when I told him. He never believed it even after seeing the stick!

Oh well, like others I have the living proof yelling “Mom” at me enough to know that I did indeed have children.

By Lynette

May 15, 2007 11:53 AM | Link to this

Well in the day, when #1 was on the way it was a kit not a stick. I was too shaky to do it so my Mom did it.

I had professional tests for the others but, no way would I have saved anything. Nope don’t think so.

My cousins wife wraped it up and gave it to him as a gift. That was kind of cute.

By misawa

May 15, 2007 11:55 AM | Link to this

Ammonia + bleach = chlorine gas, not cyanide (though each are very deadly)

As we are entering the “pee-on-the-stick” phase of operations, I can assure you - there will be no saving of the stick. ;)

By Maria

May 15, 2007 12:03 PM | Link to this

I can understand the need to do this, but no I did not keep mine. However, I’ve kept every sonogram photo of my precious daughter and that’s enough for me.

By anne

May 15, 2007 12:04 PM | Link to this

I keep my kids in plastic bags under my vanity. My husband knows they are there when they call out for food three times a day.

By Maria

May 15, 2007 12:04 PM | Link to this

I can understand the need to do this, but no I did not keep mine. However, I’ve kept every sonogram photo of my precious daughter and that’s enough for me.

By Jeff

May 15, 2007 12:10 PM | Link to this

misawa:

I apologize. My HS Chem teacher misled me.

Even still, did some reading on chlorine gas… still doesn’t appear to be such great news for small kids/ babies…. the stuff hovers near the floor, prolonged exposure in a contained area (such as a bathroom) CAN lead to pulmonary edema, though the VAST majority of exposures resulted in “minor occurrances”. I’m ASSUMING that means irritation, maybe causing a baby/ small child to start crying. Still, the FYI appears to hold, if only to avoid a fit…

By Reader

May 15, 2007 12:11 PM | Link to this

**Jeff you think all the above stuff is bad?

I once saw a show about people who save and EAT the placentas! No joke! They fried them in a fan like you would a hamburger steak and then consumed them!

SICK!**

By Reader

May 15, 2007 12:15 PM | Link to this

For those who may be shocked by my last post, here’s a resource:

http://pregnancy.about.com/cs/placentas/a/placenta.htm

According to this site, “there are many reasons listed for eating the placenta, including it helping stem postpartum depression and it supposedly helps to contract the uterus after the birth”.

After reading that, I think I’d prefer someone keep a pee stick afterall! LOL

By SAR

May 15, 2007 12:28 PM | Link to this

I feed them, clothe them, keep them warm and dry and help educate them. I pray for the day the last one walks out the door and into his car and drives to his own home and invites the parents over for a decent meal. I have all the memories I need: No money in the bank, saggy boobs, stretch marks and something…only God knows what…where my waistline use to be.

By what the heck?

May 15, 2007 12:41 PM | Link to this

Didn’t save the sticks. That does seem kind of nasty.

By Ms. Jones

May 15, 2007 12:50 PM | Link to this

SAR Ha ha ha ha, good one….I can see it now “The Case of the Missing Wasteline, a Three-part Mini-series”, ha ha

By Lady J

May 15, 2007 1:34 PM | Link to this

I kept all eight of them and I only have one child!!!! I could noot beileve it!!!! They are in her keepsake book!!!:)

By say what????

May 15, 2007 1:38 PM | Link to this

Lady J, you are no lady with your stinky sticks laying all around. Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww.

By KATE

May 15, 2007 1:55 PM | Link to this

I have a friend who saves her placentas, takes them home, and the day they get home they plant a tree in the yard in that babies honor and place the placenta in the hole first and the tree on top of it.

Most beautiful trees you’ll ever see!

By Penguinmom

May 15, 2007 2:20 PM | Link to this

Okay, Kate’s friend wins the award for weirdest keepsake!

I kept the first stick for a little while then eventually threw it away when I realized I was never going to scrapbook it or anything.

While urine is sterile in your body, that doesn’t mean that out of your body it stays sterile. Your bathroom is filled with various bacteria and there’s no way the little stick you peed on is still sterile if it has remained in your bathroom.

By misawa

May 15, 2007 2:27 PM | Link to this

Frying the placenta? I think I’d rather mix ammonia with bleach and inhale vigorously.

By what the heck???

May 15, 2007 2:34 PM | Link to this

I’ve never heard of anyone doing that (until today). It just doesn’t seem like a normal thing to do. I have lots of keepsakes from my (2) children, but the pee stick is not one of them. It never even crossed my mind (or anyone else I know as far as I know). I don’t think they would tell it if they did—-too weird.

By Lynette

May 15, 2007 2:43 PM | Link to this

Wait a minute! Bambi please tell us all you are joking. You do not have a dirty diaper stashed somewhere.

I do have to say I have heard so wild stuff here today.

By Mommy to be

May 15, 2007 3:00 PM | Link to this

Yes, we saved the stick and took a picture of it. The line on the stick is fading away so we’ll probably just put the picture in our scrapbook. I put the stick in a ziplock baggy so it’s not icky and gross.

By sg

May 15, 2007 3:09 PM | Link to this

SAR, how much vanity! Don’t you know that without the child, your body would change anyway? …saggy boobs, lost waistline, and maybe worse! But you would’ve missed those precious memories and beautiful moments only a mother can experience. Surely, (please tell me) you must cherish those!

By kk

May 15, 2007 3:16 PM | Link to this

Hey SAR,

It looks like you did everything to your children but love them

By Joanne

May 15, 2007 3:28 PM | Link to this

Ya’ll lay off SAR, I think she was trying to be funny. Don’t take this stuff seriously.

I’m off to make dinner…..I think tonight I’ll make Cream of Placenta soup and put the leftovers in my flower garden. Sounds like a good fertilizer…..

By Michele

May 15, 2007 3:28 PM | Link to this

NO WAY! It’s just gross. I do have the hospital bands and their coming home outfits tho. And like several others have said I still have the kids to remind me.

By Michele

May 15, 2007 3:29 PM | Link to this

and oh yeah I have pics from every single ultrasound from every child

By Dawn

May 15, 2007 3:51 PM | Link to this

While I did not save the stick…the first picture in my daughters baby book is of my son, 21 months older and now 21, holding the tube that had turned blue. He was smiling then and still does when he is with his sister.(Threw out the tube that day.)

By mommy2angels

May 15, 2007 4:26 PM | Link to this

I have had 2 pregnancies although I have not given birth to a live baby ( one spontaneous miscarriage and 1 ectopic) and I originally took digital tests and the ” pregnant” disappeared after an hour. I went out and bought regular tests so that I would have a keepsake. Once you pee on the stick, if you put on some gloves( or grab a plastic baggie, you can pull the p** part off and keep the rest.

By What? was wrong

May 15, 2007 4:52 PM | Link to this

She said there would only be a spoonful of posts but I guess stupid topics bring out lots of stupid posters.

By Karen

May 15, 2007 6:01 PM | Link to this

Our babies grow up way too fast! I guess we will do anything to keep our kids little. And saving mementoes is how we accomplish this. I think most pregnancy test have a cap that fits over the test strip. So the part you pee on can be covered afterwards.You moms who save these, will someday have the precious memory of how you felt when you realised you were expecting.And also have an opportunity to share that with that child.I love to watch my kids when I share little mementoes with them.What a way to spend a little time together.

By fk

May 15, 2007 6:22 PM | Link to this

I, too, saved the hospital id bracelets…they’re in his baby book along with the lock of hair from his first haircut (with a photo. I have a few of the (clean) baby teeth, too. Even if I would have thought of it, I would not have saved the pregnancy stick, but would have taken a picture of my husband with it…he was scared!

By nasty!

May 15, 2007 6:35 PM | Link to this

Yea, we kept the pee sticks, bottled the water, we’ve got the plugs in a jar on the mantle and we used the stitches from the C section to make pot holders. This is nasty, can you imagine the bacteria growing on those “collectables”.

By Tina

May 15, 2007 7:45 PM | Link to this

I kept both my sticks from both children. I keep them in a zip lock bag in the bottom of a draw. I never open it so there is “nothing gross” about the whole things. It is just a way of keeping a memory. Yeah, I have the kids as proof that I was pregnant, but it is so nice to sit down and remember the time when you first found out you were pregnant. So, women, continue to keep those sticks.

By Shellza

May 15, 2007 8:08 PM | Link to this

I am preggers now with my first and I still have my stick. Urine is sterile so it won’t kill you. If you get stung by a jellyfish, someone pees on it and your ok. Anyway, my test comes with a cap so I put the cap on, cleaned it with alcohol and put it away. Call me crazy but some people like to hold on to the smallest things that change their lives forever.

By Mister Man

May 16, 2007 7:07 AM | Link to this

Here’s how sentimental I am: When my girlfriend showed me the + result from the kit, I took her to the abortion clinic ASAP where the ‘dot’ was hoovered out of her body. Roe v. Wade rocks!

By karen

May 16, 2007 7:10 AM | Link to this

Gross!

By Donna

May 16, 2007 7:38 AM | Link to this

Yep, I kept all of mine…and I took a LOT of them out of disbelief! I have them from both pregnancies. I was told a few years after tyring, that I could not conceive, so when I got that positive result, I thought I may never see this again in my life and even if I miscarry…at least for now, this stick tells me I was a mother once! I put my tests in a ziplock bag and get them out every now and then to remember the joy I felt seeing them. I now have 2 healty children and a ziplock bag full of some of the happiest moments of my life! I am not ashamed of keeping them, nor do I feel it’s “gross”. I kept my daughter’s first tooth…guess that’s “gross” too, and if it’s not and you think thats “normal” then why? It came out of her mouth where over the years it came in contact with only God knows what…I didn’t have her “brush” it after it fell out, and I am sure it has dried blood in the root some where. Give me a break! I will say it loud and proud…I KEPT MY TESTS AND I AM SO GLAD I DID!
Thanks!!!

By momof3

May 16, 2007 8:02 AM | Link to this

i did not keep mine, but i wish i had. i could have laminated them and put them in the scrapbook right next to the umbilical cord’s (laminated) and my son’s circumcision ring (also laminated). my 2 girls have already started loosing teeth, and i have kept every tooth. i also kept (not so “gross” stuff too) hospital bracelets, homecoming outfits (my daughter spit up on her homecoming outfit and i refused to wash it-it is in a ziploc freezer bag…..and it DOES NOT stink!)

i like keeping stuff like that. my oldest 2 and i love to sit down and look through their scrapbooks and babybooks and see all that stuff i saved. the smiles on their faces and the excitement in their voices when i show it to them is priceless. i hope one day when my daughters (both 6) have children they will do the same.

By Jesse's Girl

May 16, 2007 8:18 AM | Link to this

To answer the question…um no! I did not keep my tee-tee stick. I just made copies of all the ultrasound pics and stuck them everywhere!

By Jesse's Girl

May 16, 2007 9:28 AM | Link to this

Momof3….just read your comment. EEEWWWW! Umbilical cord…really? I didn’t know they would let you take that home!

By GatorDad

May 16, 2007 11:02 AM | Link to this

We took a picture of both sticks (the one she used and the one I used) Yep, I took a pregancy test! Just wanted to make sure they worked with a negitive test case! A word of advice to other guys that want to try it… Pee on it sitting down. It can be quite messy two feet above the toilet:)

By idiots

May 16, 2007 4:24 PM | Link to this

If any of you had any sense, you never would have replied to such a stupid blog. This just gives her more reason to post something dumber - if it’s possible, she will.

By kerry

May 21, 2007 7:09 PM | Link to this

Yes i kept mine, i couldnt believe i was pregnant, after so long trying. Maybe i will part with it after the birth. But for now, why the hell not!