Tampons come to the rescue in Iraq!! (Don't worry, it's a good story)

Blackfive (see URL) ^ | 12/30/04 | 2004 Weblog Award Winner of Best Military Blog

[Eagle Eye]

I've carried some in my first aid kit for years for exactly that scenario. Especially on convoys.

Glad he had them with him. Don't leave home without them!

[Palladin]

We're not bored tonight, or anything. Are we?

[paulat]

That is so cute!...is that sarcasm I'm missing...or is it really just cute? I love the little dancing thing!

[Eagle Eye]

Bandwidth must be paid for.

My contribution paid for this thread. And probably a few others. This can't be any worse that all the ZOT! threads that have nearly no value at all.

[Petronski]

Oh, I'm quite bored. Thanks. ;O)

[Petronski]

No sarcasm intended. I just wanted to post that animation of myself doing my jammie-dance.

[shaggy eel]

Maybe I should put a few of those things in my "Homeland Security Kit".

,,, what a great name for it!

[Patsygirl]

Hey--Thank You! That is the best story and I'm so glad a Marine's life was saved. I think it was God stepping in, too!--He knows what is going to happen before it does. God Bless that person who sent the tampons! I needed some good news today, so Thanks again!

[texasflower]

I don't see why it wouldn't be real. Tampons do work for GSW and bleeding.

As a paramedic, I can vouch for that. I used one for that very thing once.

The rest of it seems like normal guys playing around.

[texasflower]

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[Cobra64]

A good friend of mine was a Director for Tambrands in MA. He took me through their plant, churning out thousands of Tampax tamppons a minute.

[Happygal]

I was only explaining the situation to someone who asked a question. Read the thread.