Flushable Diapers

gDiapers consist of a washable, cotton outer pant and a plastic free flushable refill.  They are made of breathable material just like sports clothing.  So, babies stay dry and happy and are far less likely to get diaper rash.

Can’t flush?  It’s ok to toss flushable refills because they’re plastic-free.  Or garden compost the wet ones.  They’ll break down in 50-150 days.

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Sweet Jesus

It angered Catholics before an April exhibit was canceled, but a Chocolate Jesus is being resurrected at a New York Art Gallery.

The six-foot milk chocolate sculpture titled “My Sweet Lord” depicts a nude, anatomically correct Jesus Christ hanging from an invisible cross. It will be flanked by a set of chocolate Catholic icons, including the Virgin Mary and half a dozen saints when the exhibit opens later this month.

The original exhibit had been scheduled to open four days before Good Friday, when Christians mark Christ’s crucifixion. That prompted an outcry and even death threats directed at the artist who created it.

But Cosimo Cavallaro says he also got a lot of positive mail from Catholics and theologians, and even people in monasteries. Saying “there is nothing offensive about this,” Cavallaro predicts a better reception this time around.

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For Batman’s Christmas Tree

Holy bat beads Batman™! There is Batman™ garland for a Christmas tree!  

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Woman cited for using foul language inside her own home

A Pennsylvania woman who unleashed a string of expletives at her clogged toilet faces possible jail time and a fine for mouthing off in her home, police said.

Dawn Herb, whose potty mouth caught the ear of an off-duty police officer, was charged with disorderly conduct, prompting her to vow to fight the charge in a letter to the editor she wrote to The (Scranton, Pa.) Times-Tribune, the newspaper reported Tuesday.

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