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I'm out
toilet paper - apparently there is a right & wrong way and I've been doing it wrong
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What? You mean you’re not master of your domain?
The fate of all who post in this thread ...
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I am a lot of things....master of my domain is not one of them. Like a chimp at the zoo
Koko? Is that you?
Rhody
I'm a Lumberjack.
We're living in a society!
Like Larry Davis said in the Pig Parker episode of Curb Your Enthusiam- society can’t function like this.
Rhody
I'm a Lumberjack.
Maybe they should have a toilet paper museum. Would you like that? So we could see all the toilet paper advancements down through the ages. Toilet paper during the Crusades, the development of the perforation, the first six-pack."
Well there's a moist towelette museum...
MOIST TOWELETTE MUSEUM, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN
This free attraction next to the Abrams Planetarium at Michigan State University contains one of the odder collections open to the public. On two big bookcases in the office of curator John French are more than a thousand mostly unused, wet wipes from around the world, as well as a "celebrity wing".
Why moist towelettes? "I think everybody just has an urge to collect something," French says. The collection's oldest item is a box of Wash Up! towelettes from 1963.
Details: moisttowelettemuseum.com.
Other museums
The Toilet Seat Art Museum, San Antonio, Texas.
The Sulabh international toilet museum in Delhi
Sulabh International Museum of Toilets
There are two in Japan -
Japan has a thing for toilets, and now a dedicated museum
BLISS Toilet MUSEUM「WC.75+α」
MOIST TOWELETTE MUSEUM, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN
This free attraction next to the Abrams Planetarium at Michigan State University contains one of the odder collections open to the public. On two big bookcases in the office of curator John French are more than a thousand mostly unused, wet wipes from around the world, as well as a "celebrity wing".
Why moist towelettes? "I think everybody just has an urge to collect something," French says. The collection's oldest item is a box of Wash Up! towelettes from 1963.
Details: moisttowelettemuseum.com.
Other museums
The Toilet Seat Art Museum, San Antonio, Texas.
The Sulabh international toilet museum in Delhi
Sulabh International Museum of Toilets
There are two in Japan -
Japan has a thing for toilets, and now a dedicated museum
BLISS Toilet MUSEUM「WC.75+α」
I did when it first started. Came in thinking it was an over under debate.......Like there's any debate..........OVER all the way. Then realized what it was. Backed away but came back when I saw it is up to 5 pages !!!! REALLY, you guys scare me.
I did when it first started. Came in thinking it was an over under debate.......Like there's any debate..........OVER all the way. Then realized what it was. Backed away but came back when I saw it is up to 5 pages !!!! REALLY, you guys scare me.
Really!?! You drug me back in here? I’m not looking!
Rhody
I'm a Lumberjack.
Take toilet paper for example. Do you realize that toilet paper has not changed in my lifetime? It's just paper on a cardboard roll, that's it. And in ten thousand years, it will still be exactly the same because really, what else can they do?
Siena
That's true. There really has been no development in toilet paper.
George
And everything else has changed. But toilet paper is exactly the same, and will be so until we're dead.
Siena
Yeah, you're right George. What else can they do?
George
It's just paper on a roll, that's it. And that's all it will ever be.
Siena
That's true. There really has been no development in toilet paper.
George
And everything else has changed. But toilet paper is exactly the same, and will be so until we're dead.
Siena
Yeah, you're right George. What else can they do?
George
It's just paper on a roll, that's it. And that's all it will ever be.
Interesting reading, this.
It’s Time for Americans to Get Over It and Embrace the Bidet
Is America Finally Ready for the Bidet?
Why Don't Americans Use Bidets?
Why Are Americans Still So Afraid to Embrace the Bidet?
Why Aren't Bidets Common in the U.S.?
Why Americans Don't Own a Bidet | Ben Franklin Plumbing
Why Most Americans Don't Own a Bidet in Their Toilet
It’s Time for Americans to Get Over It and Embrace the Bidet
Is America Finally Ready for the Bidet?
Why Don't Americans Use Bidets?
Why Are Americans Still So Afraid to Embrace the Bidet?
Why Aren't Bidets Common in the U.S.?
Why Americans Don't Own a Bidet | Ben Franklin Plumbing
Why Most Americans Don't Own a Bidet in Their Toilet
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I think they're missing an opportunity with the roll.
They either need to get rid of it and market it as a more environmentally sound product because less cardboard. Or, they should be using the roll as a way to advertise or run contests (e.g. have a QR code to scan & win)
Toilet paper may not change very much, but something like those Japanese washlets are probably the future of toilet hygiene. Wash then dry without the use of paper.
....And if you listen to uncouth comments from other parts of the internet about the future of healthcare or simply the worse type of big brother intrusion one can imagine a "connected" toilet seat which monitors your "output" for the purposes of screening for potential health conditions and giving personalized feedback about your diet.
....And if you listen to uncouth comments from other parts of the internet about the future of healthcare or simply the worse type of big brother intrusion one can imagine a "connected" toilet seat which monitors your "output" for the purposes of screening for potential health conditions and giving personalized feedback about your diet.
Rhody
I'm a Lumberjack.
This thread just keeps roll ing along
Ha ha
Ha ha
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