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Saturday Poll: Fold or Scrunch... what is the best way to wipe.

notsmokinjo

By notsmokinjo
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When wiping your bum should you scrunch or fold the paper?  

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  1. 1. When wiping your bum should you scrunch or fold the paper?

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That's right boys and girls its time for another hard hitting question to test just what is the right way to toilet. So there is a third option but that's for the really weird people... so no wrap n roll to choose from... so we have learnt that dunny paper needs to be OVER.. cos the people and the poll said so but there also needs to be a definitive answer ... when using said 'OVER' paper to wipe ones bum... do you scrunch the paper or fold it.... here are some early 90's Australians to explain it clearly....

 

 

So which should it be... to fold or to scrunch that is the poll for the week.

 

Are folders uptight and anal retentive??? Are scrunchers uncultured, abusers of the environment?

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Mee Collaborator

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8 minutes ago, Doreensfree said:

OR !!!

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Oh my gosh Doreen.  I was just going to post how much I am struggling lately.  Now you got me peeing my pants again.  My husband has had rotator cuff surgery on both his shoulders.  He has a hard time reaching his back pockets.  I always tell him that when he gets old, I will get him his personal wiper  ?.  I will definitely have to share this with him.  Thanks for making my day!

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catlover Grand Master

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I'm a scruncher, and thought how pretty these would look  in the bathroom......................and come in handy too!!!!!!! time to get crafty ?

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