Sentence examples for tampon out from inspiring English sources

Shouldn't it concern us all that our prime minister is a man who cannot say the word "tampon" out loud? 82.

Here, though, it's Mr. Segel who plays gender police and deploys the requisite gyno-joke by affectionately telling Peter to take his tampon out, guy-speak for chill.

"To the bathroom to take my tampon out".

I suppose that's what happens when 75percentt of our parliament are men and they can't even say the word "tampon" out loud.

Carefully and gently begin to pull the tampon out with twisting motions.

If you feel nausea, headaches, hot flashes or fatigue while using a tampon, take the tampon out and replace it with a pad to prevent TSS (toxic shock syndrome) and see your doctor.

And thus, the catalyst for what surely must be the most logical product placement landing spot for tampons, the originator of the catchphrase friendly "Right on, tampon," cranked out Salem.

Then there's just water, travel (for example to job interviews to keep this £53 a week coming), toiletries (hey – tampons average out at 25p a week, I never even thought of that), washing-up liquid, washing powder… that's… oh.

I've done a few before and the free booze combined with the "walks round the young, hip quarters" of whatever town you're in tend to end in threesomes, tampons falling out on dance floors and rudely pointing and laughing at the organiser's soul patch.

Periods are such a social taboo that in one study, women who dropped tampons out of their purses were perceived as less well liked and considered less competent.

Paula Broadwell even volunteered to drop used tampons out of a transport helicopter over the stadium for the length of the operation.