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Old 05-31-2011, 05:51 PM #1
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Default underpants filled with splinters!
well, that is what it feels like somedays. I feel like my underpants are filled with splinters and if I move wrong or sit badly, I get stuck. right in the cotton insert area (if you know what I mean) i cant pin point exactly which spot will get stuck but its always in the same area.

Anyone else? I find that taking my underpants off and sometimes just laying down for a few minutes helps, but I cant possibly be the only one....am i?

OUCH!
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