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BainsBane

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11. Get one of these life transforming items

Reply to TheBlackAdder (Original post)

Sun Aug 23, 2015, 05:25 PM

Aug 2015

Then all you have to do is fill it up and keep it somewhere in the bathroom. Then your spare toilet paper will at least have a home, rather than falling in the sink. It can't compel them to change the roll, but it will make it less aggravating when they don't.

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Life Complexities: How Confusing are Toilet Paper Roll Holders? [View all] TheBlackAdder Aug 2015 OP

I expected this to be about LiberalElite Aug 2015 #1

At what stage in life? Are you serious? leftofcool Aug 2015 #2

I'm the only person in my house Codeine Aug 2015 #3

Wow! Your kids have similar interests as mine! Hmm, is there a causality? nt TheBlackAdder Aug 2015 #5

I had a conversation with my ex's youngest one day..... A HERETIC I AM Aug 2015 #4

If you came up in a house where it was just EXPECTED that you would pull your share of the MADem Aug 2015 #6

Have these people never had the last roll of toilet paper in the house fall in the toilet?! Lars39 Aug 2015 #7

My kid tried the "no time" enlightenment Aug 2015 #8

This is genius. 2theleft Aug 2015 #14

Why 'never'? Erich Bloodaxe BSN Aug 2015 #9

I held mercuryblues Aug 2015 #10

Get one of these life transforming items BainsBane Aug 2015 #11

that's what mine looks like shanti Aug 2015 #16

I liked the damn things when I was about 3. They seemed like a puzzle and a toy. BlueJazz Aug 2015 #12

My granddaughter and I shared a bathroom HeiressofBickworth Aug 2015 #13

Hmmph. laundry_queen Aug 2015 #15

Do yourself a favor and let them run out a few times. KentuckyWoman Aug 2015 #17