You probably have never seen a guy using a condom catheter (to connect to his P-valve), have you? Shaving is not a bad thing some timesOriginally Posted by Quero
I'll shave (OR wax) any part of my body he's willing to shave his,
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You probably have never seen a guy using a condom catheter (to connect to his P-valve), have you? Shaving is not a bad thing some timesI'll shave (OR wax) any part of my body he's willing to shave his,
I think this thread may set a new record in the downhill...
You probably have never seen a guy using a condom catheter (to connect to his P-valve), have you? Shaving is not a bad thing some times
Bama Diver,
I wasn't going to go there! I was in the caves (little River, Peacock) this week-end. Had a ball and yes, the P-valve was essential. No more said!!
You're right. I never have. Though if the razor is an issue, you could always do what we girls have to do--wear Depends, LOL. (And you have totally stymied me on this one. I'll shut up now.You probably have never seen a guy using a condom catheter (to connect to his P-valve), have you? Shaving is not a bad thing some times)
With a tear in the eye i will second that. Learning the hard way wasnt fun.You probably have never seen a guy using a condom catheter (to connect to his P-valve), have you? Shaving is not a bad thing some times
Matt
ROFLMAO. I can still recall the day my buddy tried a wideband for the first time, and how I rolled in the mud laughing as he dropped to his knees screaming MOMMY.
What is a wideband?
Wideband refers to extra adhesive utilized on the catheter, so as to ensure there is no "slippage" during the dive, creating another leakage....of sorts.
The pre-dive "trimming" is a must if one wants to avoid falling into the fetal position and crying for the gods to slay you.....all in front of your dive companions. This brings a tear to the eye of suffering diver, and a tear to the eyes of your dive buddies as they roll around on the deck (or other surface) laughing and completely incapacitated.
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