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Toilet Paper
I'm going to keep this brief, but that should not take away from the significance of this post.
The correct way to load a roll of toilet paper into a dispenser is to put the loose end over the top. Any deviance from this rule will result in the task of obtaining toilet paper for someone in need being slightly more difficult. However, this slight inconveniece is cumulative. Many people will not realize this fact and not fix the problem, and by the time they get really fed up by this (usually takes about a week) the roll is almost empty and by this point it seems pointless. |
Re: Toilet Paper
I had never though about that... Thanx for the advice :thumbsup:
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You are more than welcome. Now, I can comfortably poop in your house. Since that is an unrealistic thing for me to look forward to, I expect you spread the word so that someone 7 degrees of Memalvada of whose toilet I happen to be pooping in knows.
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Yes, I realized this after an episode of Step-by-Step where Suzanne Summers gets sick for a week and her kids do the housework for her. She shows up at the top of the stairs--hair tangled, nose red-- with a toilet paper roll in her hand saying, "The toilet paper is supposed to roll over the top!"
Ever since then, I have never made the mistake of putting my toilet paper in the roller upside down. |
Yet another satisfied customer.
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the job ain't finished 'til the paperwork is done.....
always over the top |
doesnt matter to me either way, biggest thing is as long as the person who finishes it off puts on a fresh roll!!!!
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that is a helpful diagram, djp.
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But what if you live in the southern hemisphere?
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noted.
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Agree whole-heartedly.
Come to think of it, maybe that's partly why toilets are near walls; easier place to screw in the tp holder... good idea for a thread perhaps. |
I don't believe in toilet paper.
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im gonna have to agree..like Sylvester Stalone, over the top baby.
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