The Great Debate

[minderasr]

[railfancwb]

Library has a double wide roll holder in the men’s room. Both were empty one day so I offered to place new rolls. I hung one each way. 

[railfancwb]

Cats much prefer over the top toward the front. The “B” choice. 

[Peng]

I reject your premise.

 

[Cougar_ml]

B is correct, unless you have cats, in which case A is done by necessity.

 

And actually, it doesn't matter, as long as there is TP in the holder when I need it then which way it faces doesn't matter.  

 

[janice6]

5 hours ago, railfancwb said:

Cats much prefer over the top toward the front. The “B” choice. 

So does my dog.  The end flutters from the forced air heating and it's now a game.

[janice6]

5 hours ago, Peng said:

I reject your premise.

 

That's cute!!!!   $15 

[LostinTexas]

Toilet paper patents from the early days of TP (pictures)

Inventor Seth Wheeler defined the role and roll of modern toilet paper with a series of fascinating patents from the late 1800s.

Amanda Kooser March 18, 2015 10:39 a.m. PT

1 of 10 Seth Wheeler

Toilet paper gets perforated

A recent social-media revival of the over-or-under toilet paper debate has brought new attention to the patents of inventor Seth Wheeler, of the Albany Perforated Wrapping Paper Company.

This patent from 1891 for "Wrapping or toilet paper roll" shows perforated sheets of paper. The patent illustrations quite clearly show an "over" arrangement for the roll. It may not settle the debate, but it's ammunition for the "over" crowd.

Related article: Why an 1891 toilet paper patent is all over Facebook

[minderasr]

8 minutes ago, LostinTexas said:

Toilet paper patents from the early days of TP (pictures)

Inventor Seth Wheeler defined the role and roll of modern toilet paper with a series of fascinating patents from the late 1800s.

Amanda Kooser March 18, 2015 10:39 a.m. PT

 

1 of 10 Seth Wheeler

Toilet paper gets perforated

A recent social-media revival of the over-or-under toilet paper debate has brought new attention to the patents of inventor Seth Wheeler, of the Albany Perforated Wrapping Paper Company.

This patent from 1891 for "Wrapping or toilet paper roll" shows perforated sheets of paper. The patent illustrations quite clearly show an "over" arrangement for the roll. It may not settle the debate, but it's ammunition for the "over" crowd.

Related article: Why an 1891 toilet paper patent is all over Facebook

Based on the great GIF debate (GIF like giraffe or GIF like give), those patents mean nothing.  The person who "invented" the GIF said the g was pronounced like giraffe.  But the unwashed masses overruled him.  I still thoroughly enjoy arguing the proper pronunciation is with a soft g.

Back on topic.  As a child it was always A...because Dad said so, and I agreed with him.  As I grew older I realized the error of my ways.  It's B for me and B for thee (if you use my bathroom).

[holyjohnson]

to Avoid conflict i leave the Roll loose on top of the Tank.

i don`t like Conflict.

That being said A is the Proper Loading Procedure to allow the Maximum room available for Quality Deuce Dropping

[DWARREN123]

"B", anything else is uncivilized!

[aomagrat]

I don't care as long as there's enough on the roll to get the job done.

[Batesmotel]

9 VS. 45?

[Silentpoet]

42

[Maser]

You heathens need to get a bidet! 

[Cougar_ml]

5 hours ago, Batesmotel said:

9 VS. 45?

10mm or  bust.

[Batesmotel]

Have you seen my wife’s Bust? I win. 

[DAKA]

6 hours ago, Batesmotel said:

Have you seen my wife’s Bust? I win. 

WORTHLESS WITHOUT PICTURES 

[Batesmotel]

You going to get Eric’s OK on that?

[aomagrat]

The three shells

[DAKA]

In REALITY 

As long as there is TP within reach ...otherwise you are SOL  S**T OUTA" LUCK 

[MO Fugga]

On 1/9/2022 at 5:59 PM, aomagrat said:

I don't care as long as there's enough on the roll to get the job done.

Buy some corncobs from the feed store. Leave them in a basket in the guest bathroom.