Posted on 05/12/2026 9:06:05 PM PDT by The_Media_never_lie
Students at the University of Virginia (UVA) are raising concerns over why tampon dispensers are present in men's restrooms on campus, with some calling the move "absurd" and a waste of resources.
The dispensers, which offer free tampons and pads, have appeared in campus buildings, according to students.
"Whenever the dispensers are in male restrooms, I just think it is a waste of university resources," a student in the commerce school told Campus Reform in a May 4 article.
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What can tampons and pads that are free be repurposed as?
Look on teh bright side! They make great shotgun barrel cleaning swabs!................
Shotgun cleaning ..................
Pads = Car polish applicators............
Well, mebbe they are siphoning off the money set aside to do so.
Should change the name to VULVA. Whatever THAT is.
Just as I suspected. Bunch of p*****s.
At least the students recognize the absurdity and waste off funds by the leaders of UVA.
Looks like a great opportunity for Tiny Timmy Kabuki Tampon Walz has a great chance at a good college job. Gabby Abby Spamburger will be his Tampon boss.
Surely this is an initiative by Spanburger’s recent election.
“What can tampons and pads that are free be repurposed as?”
Bandages
>> What can tampons and pads that are free be repurposed as?
Well, if there should be a transgender mass shooter on campus (and at UVA, the odds are pretty good!), the pads make excellent bleeding suppression bandages. And the tampons may be useful in a sucking chest wound situation.
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