exposed at work

[MSUSpartan]

Happy, might I ask ... did you ever find out what gave you away?

[batman381327]

Thank goodness for the pin I installed back than. I don't know what it is with some people who think it is alright to open a closed door. I told the person to give me a moment as I was on an important call. Call of nature which I had to change in my office. He thought it would be alright to try to open the door not once, but twice. Needless to say I was fit to be tied, when I finally unlocked and open the door, I looked at the guy and said "Can't a guy get some privacy?" For the military types he was a young JO and was shocked I would say something like that especially in the tone I said it. I stopped myself before going off on him over the incident. I could not image what it would had been like had the pin not been installed and he open the door.

[Puffy Pants]

Now she was turning red and studdered out a response of "Oh I didn't mean to put you on the spot and diddn't mean to invade your privacy but you are so fun to be around and ...." I stopped her and said don't sweat the small stiuff, I'm living proof God has a sense of humor. Everyone have a Great Day

"Act as if what you do makes a difference, It does."

So she figured out the diapers, and it sounds like now you won't be as fun to be around because she knows you have to wear them??? what underwear you have on doesn't effect that, does it? I really hope she is not this shallow a person in her thought process, but that is how I read her reply... Puffy

[batman381327]

Bringing this old topic back up. Well that locking pin paid for itself today. Had a young 20 something lady come over to my office unannounced right when I was changing in my office. For some reason she thought it would be alright to just slide the door open. That pin stopped it in it's track. I had just taken my wet diaper off and had that pin not been there it would have a complete disaster.

[JDinVirginia]

Good decision.

--John