Seeing how heavily the poopie flows around here, I thought it was fitting:joy:This is funny as hell. First, the topic itself. Second, that you asked the board for their opinions. :joy:
What makes A more sanitary?A is more sanitary than B. The only reason to do B is if you have a cat that unravels the roll.
What makes A more sanitary?
LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!Another TP thread? Seriously? He's gone. Get over it. Hobbs is the guy now.
How about another toilet issue - the people who take the middle stall (if 3 stalls exist) when neither of the other two are occupied or one at either end is occupied? I hate when they do that! Pet peeve. If you come in and one end is occupied, and the other two are empty, take the other end, not the middle!!! Stay away!
This poopie thread has a lot of potential.
Over. Of course.
Some other questions:
1. When using a public toilet, do you line the toilet seat with toilet paper?
2. When using the toilet at work, do you give a courtesy flush?
3. Do you stand to pee, then put the seat down and sit? Or are you a combo man?
Lastly, to the question raised above by another forum member... If you walk into a men's room and you see that none of the urinals has empty adjacent urinals, then either use a stall (and put the damn seat up, you cretins) or turn around and walk out. It is loss-of-man-card offense to sidle up next to an occupied urinal and unzip. Don't do it!
I almost liked your post before realizing that liking a man's post about said man's capturing of a representation of his, self-considered, impressive post would be a potentially unimpressive representation of my heterosexual nature.I'll always unzip at the urinal, take out my phone, pretend to take a picture and say, "Oh, yeah. That's impressive. I gotta send her that."
Over, unless you are a monster or something...
Also, never ever buy cheap toilet paper.
In all fairness the last stall is usually handicap. Drives me crazy when people take the handicap stall when the others are available. Poor guys comes in with a wheelchair and has to wait while there are multiple stalls open.
In all fairness the last stall is usually handicap. Drives me crazy when people take the handicap stall when the others are available. Poor guys comes in with a wheelchair and has to wait while there are multiple stalls open.
Might be time to do a little grooming if that's an actual issue for you.What do you prefer, that soft, lotiony crap that gets stuck in your cheek hair? No thanks. If its whole purpose is to clean up sh#t, it needs to do its job and do it cheaply. The cheap stuff is better on both accounts.
Who, how or why did someone somehow come up with "loaf"???
Who, how or why did someone somehow come up with "loaf"???
Might be time to do a little grooming if that's an actual issue for you.
This poopie thread has a lot of potential.
Over. Of course.
Some other questions:
1. When using a public toilet, do you line the toilet seat with toilet paper?
No, I'm not a girl.
2. When using the toilet at work, do you give a courtesy flush?
No, I'm not a girl.
3. Do you stand to pee, then put the seat down and sit? Or are you a combo man?
Why would I stand to pee then put the seat down and sit?
Lastly, to the question raised above by another forum member... If you walk into a men's room and you see that none of the urinals has empty adjacent urinals, then either use a stall (and put the damn seat up, you cretins) or turn around and walk out. It is loss-of-man-card offense to sidle up next to an occupied urinal and unzip. Don't do it!
Sorry, it's a loss-of-mancard offense to act like a girl and worry about where the hell you take a leak. Men used to pee in open troughs.
So then your experience comes from examining other men's cheek hair to see that the "soft, lotiony crap" is getting stuck there?I know you're trying to be clever, but it's not an issue ... because I use the cheap stuff.
I know you're trying to be clever, but it's not an issue ... because I use the cheap stuff.
So then your experience comes from examining other men's cheek hair to see that the "soft, lotiony crap" is getting stuck there?
Apparently not. Because I think what you're trying to say is that since leaves were free for the cavemen, we should all use the cheapest TP possible even if the soft stuff feels nice. But that can't be it.Do you not understand the process of basic (to the point of primal in this example) problem solving?
Apparently not. Because I think what you're trying to say is that since leaves were free for the cavemen, we should all use the cheapest TP possible even if the soft stuff feels nice. But that can't be it.