View Poll Results: Which way do you prefer your toilet paper?
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Toilet paper...over...under...
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i swear on a stack of bibles...
back in high school a teacher once showed us this hysterical article from some magazine of a pretty large survey...
in the united states(at that time) 1 out of 10 people are left handed...
people that roll toilet paper under are less common...
1 in 100
back in high school a teacher once showed us this hysterical article from some magazine of a pretty large survey...
in the united states(at that time) 1 out of 10 people are left handed...
people that roll toilet paper under are less common...
1 in 100
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Under...but with a practical reason. The heat and A/C vent for our largest bathroom is a floor vent directly under where the tp holder is mounted on the wall. If we put a roll on it in the "over" position, when the heat or a/c comes on it will actually unroll it. I came in once to find about 10 feet of it unrolled. 
It doesn't happen in the "Under" position.
It doesn't happen in the "Under" position.
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Originally Posted by matt_a
Under...but with a practical reason. The heat and A/C vent for our largest bathroom is a floor vent directly under where the tp holder is mounted on the wall. If we put a roll on it in the "over" position, when the heat or a/c comes on it will actually unroll it. I came in once to find about 10 feet of it unrolled. It doesn't happen in the "Under" position.
It doesn't happen in the "Under" position.
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Originally Posted by matt_a
Under...but with a practical reason. The heat and A/C vent for our largest bathroom is a floor vent directly under where the tp holder is mounted on the wall. If we put a roll on it in the "over" position, when the heat or a/c comes on it will actually unroll it. I came in once to find about 10 feet of it unrolled. It doesn't happen in the "Under" position.
It doesn't happen in the "Under" position.but I like to see it fly :D
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Originally Posted by tC4italy
Originally Posted by matt_a
Under...but with a practical reason. The heat and A/C vent for our largest bathroom is a floor vent directly under where the tp holder is mounted on the wall. If we put a roll on it in the "over" position, when the heat or a/c comes on it will actually unroll it. I came in once to find about 10 feet of it unrolled. It doesn't happen in the "Under" position.
It doesn't happen in the "Under" position.but I like to see it fly :D
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I have never, ever, thought about the position of the toilet paper roll. If I got up to look, surely one of my bathrooms would sport it the "wrong" way.
You all are amazingly snotty about this topic, lol.
You all are amazingly snotty about this topic, lol.
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Man I don't put in on the spindle. I like to pick it up and use my index and middle finger as a spindle.
The reason is I do this is that the spindle in the wall is so far back behind you when you sit down you either have to be double jointed or risk collateral damage.
The reason is I do this is that the spindle in the wall is so far back behind you when you sit down you either have to be double jointed or risk collateral damage.
