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severine

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Wish I could go for a mani/pedi right now. :( Or at least a pedi.

I trim over the toilet for toenails... finger nails, I have a bad habit of biting off and throwing out the window (I tend to chew them in the car). Gross, I know.

I don't even want to think about being incapacitated as far as wiping goes right now. :eek:
 

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There was a discussion on this at Epic for a person who broke both wrists skiing!!!:-o
Think about it!

I'd thinking a little air/water snowgun turned on and aimed in the "right location" should take care of that problem ;) See and I even turned this ski related!
 

deadheadskier

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I never understood the over / under TP debate. Does it really matter? I suppose that over is the more accepted norm as that's what hotels do, plus they add the little triangle fold.
 

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HAHA!! My wife and I have that battle at every roll replacement. I like it out front. We have a bidet, that comes in handy, too.
Its over! IF you don't believe me, look at the TP with a pattern or print on it. The little print goes in a direction that only works if its over. :)
 

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Its over! IF you don't believe me, look at the TP with a pattern or print on it. The little print goes in a direction that only works if its over. :)


I don't see the point of having prints on TP:???:
 

Trekchick

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I don't see the point of having prints on TP:???:

Patterns? Print? Good lord, its toilet paper. Ours is solid white.....idiotproof.
I don't tend to buy TP with a print, but if you should happen to see some with a print, it is designed to go OVER.:wink:

TP joke of the day.

How do you toast toilet paper?








































you don't, you just brown it on one side. :roll:
 

ComeBackMudPuddles

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I don't see the point of having prints on TP:???:


Well, Northern is quilted for your comfort and for greater effectiveness. So what if the quilting pattern happens to be nice? Having a little bit of beauty during those moments isn't a bad thing.
 

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I don't tend to buy TP with a print, but if you should happen to see some with a print, it is designed to go OVER.:wink:

TP joke of the day.

How do you toast toilet paper?







































you don't, you just brown it on one side. :roll:

Bathroom humor never gets old, lol

If yer down to the last few squares there is an advanced foldover technique, but I digress........
 

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So, how many sheets does it take?
I find that 3 is a bare minimum, and that only if it's quality paper.
 

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You skiers/boarders never cease to amaze me. It's like gawking at a car accident, one just can't help it.
 

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two, given we're in a recession.

Good answer.

Though, with the increase in food prices, the quality of choices goes down, which may lead to an increased need for more sheets.

The next great defensive stock: toilet paper. May actually be worth more than most stock certificates.
 
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