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[Noel7]

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@Barbara-QVC wrote:

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@Nomorebirthdays wrote:

@Barbara-QVC LOL. Does that mean we can talk dirty? 

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Nice try @Nomorebirthdays - but Melvin is here with us!  

Barb 

Customer Care

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@Barbara-QVC

Let's hope Melvin doesn't ask you what the heck those women are talking about.  Hee hee...

[Nomorebirthdays]

@Barbara-QVC. Ok I will behave. Keep Melvin over in garden and sports.

[Graciesmom]

@Annabellethecat66 ...  whenever I see your name I know I need to take a minute and read your post ...   I am NEVER disappointed ...

[Carmie]

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@chatnoir15 wrote:

I think they might be feet that were made to be attached to one of the older versions of the George Foreman grill so it can be raised at an angle - think I have some in my junk kitchen drawer too!

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I think you're correct.  I have a set of those too and I own an older George Foreman grill. By George, I think we got it! 

They do not look like a woman's feminine hygiene product at all,

[makeup addict]

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@tends2dogs wrote:

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@Nomorebirthdays wrote:

This funny stuff. I hope poor Wayne is not the moderator today.

Any one remember old ladies who wore pessari?

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Oh my gosh, @Nomorebirthdays!  I am the OP and my mother wore one for last few years of her life.........PLEASE no one post a picture of one of those !!  LOL

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Okay I had to look up pessari! I've never heard of them or diva cups! I thought someone made up diva cups' usage! 

[mistriTsquirrel]

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@GSPgirl wrote:

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@tends2dogs wrote:

My sister sent me this pic.  She found these among items  that were in my mom's stuff.  She said they were with her Kitchen Aide.  Does anyone know what they are and how they are used?

TIA

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They are menstrual cups.  They are called Diva cups.  Enjoy

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@GSPgirl

LOL!!!

[mistriTsquirrel]

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@Lucky Charm wrote:

That's awesome that George included these with his grill!

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@Lucky Charm

Yeah...who knew George Foreman was such a feminist??

[september]

This thread is hilarious!   I do remember diva cups, and have to say the pic looks like them but why would someone need FOUR of them?!   I had one, and tried it a few times and hated it.  

[juperier]

@Lucky Charm At least the concept has been around since the early 70's. Can't remember what they were called back then, but trying them once was enough!

[juperier]

@Lucky Charm I accidentily came acrosse a video awhile back on youtube. Can't find it again. But if you do a search on youtube you'll find more info than you could possibly want to know. I'll leave the exploration up to you tho.