Why is there a string at the end of a tampon?

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  Righty said:
oh and tampons are sooo much fun the best thing to do is to inflate them and then leave them in public palces :woot:

Inflate tampons? you mean condoms.. like Trojan & Durex.

Here is a link where you can play with condoms. :p

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  Herby said:
Inflate tampons? you mean condoms.. like Trojan & Durex.

Here is a link where you can play with condoms. :p

no tampons you put them in water or any other liquid and they get over double their orginal size they are great fun!

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  Keito said:
LOL! That's a good one :p

When I saw the topic-title I thought you were asking it (e.g. you didn't know it etc.)

First; if I was asking it, I wouldn't do that here. :p

Second; and certainly not in the Jokes & Funny Stuff forum.. :D

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