Stayed in an AirBnB in New Orleans in 2012. When I got there, found an old box in a dresser, expiration date 2008. That night, brought a pedi-cab driver home, took a risk with the old condom, ended up shelling out $50 for plan B after it ripped.
I have had some for 6 years and fear the rubber has perished. Is it worth getting new ones "just incase"? I would rather spend the money on another race entry tbh.
You can use the same condom, provided that it's made well, about 10 times. You can even use it on different women. Just empty out your seed, rinse it out, let it dry, put some cornstarch on the inside of it and some vaseline or canola oil on the outside of it, roll it up, and you're on your way.
I have had some for 6 years and fear the rubber has perished. Is it worth getting new ones "just incase"? I would rather spend the money on another race entry tbh.
You can use the same condom, provided that it's made well, about 10 times. You can even use it on different women. Just empty out your seed, rinse it out, let it dry, put some cornstarch on the inside of it and some vaseline or canola oil on the outside of it, roll it up, and you're on your way.
My college roommates and I were so poor by our senior year, that we went in together on a six pack of condoms. Only after one week, we were down to just one, so we had to implement this strategy. After one of us used it, we would clean it out and then put it back in the cupboard, and mark in a notebook so we could keep track of its 'mileage.' Sometimes you would have a girl over and you would go to get the house condom, but it wouldn't be there because one of the other guys was using it. It was really hit and miss. It finally broke on me the week of finals, with an estimated usage at 93 times between me and my roommates. Nine months later, my son was born. Unfortunately as he's grown, he looks eerily similar to one of my old roommates, making me think it didn't get washed out good enough the last time I used it.
I have had some for 6 years and fear the rubber has perished. Is it worth getting new ones "just incase"? I would rather spend the money on another race entry tbh.
You can use the same condom, provided that it's made well, about 10 times. You can even use it on different women. Just empty out your seed, rinse it out, let it dry, put some cornstarch on the inside of it and some vaseline or canola oil on the outside of it, roll it up, and you're on your way.
My college roommates and I were so poor by our senior year, that we went in together on a six pack of condoms. Only after one week, we were down to just one, so we had to implement this strategy. After one of us used it, we would clean it out and then put it back in the cupboard, and mark in a notebook so we could keep track of its 'mileage.' Sometimes you would have a girl over and you would go to get the house condom, but it wouldn't be there because one of the other guys was using it. It was really hit and miss. It finally broke on me the week of finals, with an estimated usage at 93 times between me and my roommates. Nine months later, my son was born. Unfortunately as he's grown, he looks eerily similar to one of my old roommates, making me think it didn't get washed out good enough the last time I used it.
I was one of your roommates and would leave some ejaculate on its outside anytime I heard someone’s girl was coming over.
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My college roommates and I were so poor by our senior year, that we went in together on a six pack of condoms. Only after one week, we were down to just one, so we had to implement this strategy. After one of us used it, we would clean it out and then put it back in the cupboard, and mark in a notebook so we could keep track of its 'mileage.' Sometimes you would have a girl over and you would go to get the house condom, but it wouldn't be there because one of the other guys was using it. It was really hit and miss. It finally broke on me the week of finals, with an estimated usage at 93 times between me and my roommates. Nine months later, my son was born. Unfortunately as he's grown, he looks eerily similar to one of my old roommates, making me think it didn't get washed out good enough the last time I used it.
Less believable than a Steve the addict story. impressive.