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@Cytochromeo: I wish I could remember the comedian's name who did the bit about how proud he was to purchase tampons. Would anyone actually think he was buying them for himself? That's stupid. That he'd say to the guy next to him in line, "What are you buying? Penthouse? Look what I'm buying. I've got a

@agirlnamedstewart: OMG. Did he think babies emerge from there, too? I mean, I think I know a few people who probably did, but that really does imply he doesn't even understand the basics of procreation. #periodsex

@Jessysaurusrex: God. I thought the O.B. Tampons were supposed to get us over that issue. That said, I simply love Instead. Frankly, I've had boyfriends tell me when I asked that they couldn't even tell I had one in. All they care about is "Yay! More sex!" #periodsex

@JerseyGrrrl: If ONLY they handled things like that in romantic comedies. Unfortunately, unless there are a lot of fart jokes or something blows up, none of the target audience will be there to see it.

@morninggloria: Oh, TOTALLY. If I had a nickle for every time I've heard that one. Guys. Complete dogs. #periodsex

@cate3710: I use them too. LOVE them! I still don't like having sex on that first heavy flow day, since they can leak a bit (and it's the day I'm still feeling most bloated and hormonal; sexy!). But it's totally no problem on any other day. And unless you're dating a guy hung like a horse, generally, they can't

Ms. Nason felt it was necessary for N.H.T.S.A. to have a "central spokesperson" and "we were finding a lot of stuff did not need to be on the record," David Kelly, her chief of staff, told me. He also insisted, after our telephone conversation, that he did not want to be quoted and had intended to speak only on

Can they be run down by innocent bystanders, too? That would be soooo sweet.