| Title:
| An Early Commercial for Boys-Sized Pampers
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| Name:
| Not shown
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| Email:
| not given
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| Gender:
| Male
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| Current Age:
| not given
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| Posting Date:
| 10/12/08
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| Story Contents:
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| A- Post-toddler (4-8)* | | R- Sisters, other girls* |
| | B- Pre-teen (9-12)* | ● | S- Babysitters |
| | C- Teen (13-17) | | T- Masturbation |
| | D- Adult (18+) | | U- Sexual situations |
| | E- Cloth diapers* | | V- Gay |
| | F- Disposable diapers | ● | W- Erections |
| | G- Pee | ● | X- Bedwetting |
| | H- Poop* | | Y- Accidents | ●
| | I- Exposed diapers/pantslessness* | ● | Z- Punishment/Diaper
Discipline |
| | J- Multiple diapers* | | 1- Female Domination* |
| | K- Baby paraphernalia | | 2- Enemas |
| | L- Mother | | 3- Restraints |
| | M- Father | ● | 4- Crying |
| | N- Aunt | | 5- Spanking |
| | O- Uncle | ● | 6- Humiliation |
| | P- Brothers (diapered) | | 7- Babying |
| | Q- Brothers (not diapered) | | 8- Regression |
| | *Denotes Deekerian story elements
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| Summary:
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It's the early 1970's and Procter & Gamble is successfully proving to the world that
Pampers keep boys drier than cloth diapers. Mike and Kevin are living proof.
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The camera starts focused on a scoreboard at a ball park, with the
words "first inning" in big letters. Then the scene changes to two men
of about 40 who are in the stands at the stadium, and their two sons,
Mike and Kevin are sitting between them. Mike and Kevin look to be
about 11. Mike is really into the game, raving about the players to
Kevin. Meanwhile, Kevin tries to appear interested, but is preoccupied
and squirming in his seat, trying to get comfortable.
Mike's dad looks over to Kevin squirming and says: "Kevin, you don't
look very comfortable. Are you wet?" Before Kevin can respond for
himself, his dad chimes in proudly. "He couldn't be, I just changed
him."
As he boasts about just changing his son, he slips his hand down the
back of Kevin's seat and then says, "then again he could."
"Let's go son, we'll be back in a few minutes." Kevin and his dad get
up to leave to go get him changed, and his dad picks up a big diaper
bag. Mike's dad says to Kevin's dad, "whatch got in that huge bag?"
"Whata think I've got in there? Diapers, pins, rubber pants, you know,
everything Kevin needs."
Mike's dad replies: "These are all Mike needs," as he picks up a much
smaller bag, and pulls out a small travel-sized box of Pampers. He goes
on: "Pampers keep Mike so much dryer than cloth diapers, and you don't
need pins, rubber pants, or all that wet laundry to carry around with
you. Plus, with Pampers, neither of us miss plays like this��
A player scores a home run and the camera focuses on the ball field for
a second.
Mike's dad takes a Pamper out of the box and offers it to Kevin's dad,
who gladly accepts it after realizing that they could miss the best
parts of the game.
Kevin and his dad leave to get Kevin changed, and then comes the famous
scene with someone pouring liquid onto a cloth diaper and onto a
Pamper, and then two bare-butted boys sit, one on the cloth diaper and
the other on the Pamper. The two boys then get up, and the blotter on
the cloth diaper is soaked, while the blotter on the Pamper only has a
couple of tiny drops of wetness. The announcer raises the stay-dry
lining from the Pamper and explains how the wetness in the Pamper goes
deep into the padding, away from boys' skin.
Now the camera returns to the scoreboard which says "ninth inning."
Then we see a player score another home run, and then we see the four
guys sitting in the stands. Everyone stands up to cheer, including
Kevin who is donning his white plastic Pamper and his teams' shirt and
cap. Kevin reaches down to take a drink from his soda, and his dad
feels his bottom and looks at Mike as well and says, "with all the soda
you guys drank this afternoon, surely you've used your diapers, yet
neither of you act like you feel wet."
Mike chimes in, "that's because we don't feel wet, it's the stay-dry
lining."
"The what?", Kevin's dad replies.
Mike's dad replies: "Pampers have a stay-dry lining that keeps wetness
in the padding away from their skin. The padding can hold quite a bit
of wetness underneath that lining.
"Wow,� replies Kevin's dad, �that means a lot less changes."
Kevin replies, "Pampers score a home run with me, dad."
"And with me too," the dad replies.
Then the camera focuses on a single box of Pampers for boys, and the
announcer says: "Doesn't your boy deserve Pampers dryness?"
The end.