Oops! that was a close call....

[kinell]

in the supermarket last night.....

absolutely stunning lady in there with immaculate hair and clothes and figure, she was around mid to late forties i am guessing.....potentially just perfect...

she is coming up the aisle every time i am going down,

the smile...the look...the glance...oh i do hope she is in the next aisle i think i will politely make my move.....

then a view of her shopping and shes only got a pack of tena lady in there....

oh what could have been!

that silly advert has a lot to answer for.

[cazzz1975]

aw how very shallow of you

[annie0000]

she might have been buying them for someone else anyway

[annie0000]

I buy loads of stuff that isn't for me every time I'm at the supermarket....and if they were for her, does that matter?

[Ellipsis]

kinell, you remind me of the character "Mauricio" (Hal's best friend) in the film "Shallow Hal" - worth a watch if you haven't seen it ...

[Coldicote]

Incontinence is for many an unfortunate fact of life, especially as one gets older. There are hundreds if not thousands of people, men and women, quietly trying to make the best of life despite it. Be careful what you say - one day it could be you.

[kinell]

of course in my post i am referring to the tv advert portraying for some reason that it is amusing for women when they pee themselves...

i understand that for some this is a physical problem and while sympathetic it is not my bag (so to speak)...

this advert does women a disservice... now whenever you may see a group of women together laughing...................?

i would suggest incontinence is no laughing matter

[heathfield]

But neither is slipping on a banana skin a laughing matter, yet it's been a basis for humour ever since banana skins were first left lying around.

[NoMercy]

kinell, she could have been buying them for her mother.