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Friday poo...poll - How many sheets do you use? on 13:20 - Nov 5 by footers
Ah, the subject matter expert arrives.
Are you all set up for your MAP or even the rare EEP later today?
My dear chap - I've barely eaten in the last few days - Not only have I had no MAPs or EEPs - But it looks likely that the Friday download is a no go this week
Friday poo...poll - How many sheets do you use? on 13:23 - Nov 5 by wkj
My dear chap - I've barely eaten in the last few days - Not only have I had no MAPs or EEPs - But it looks likely that the Friday download is a no go this week
What a state of affairs. I remember the days you used to snort lines of Senokot for fun!
Hope you're on the mend soon, buh. And don't forget to eat plenty of roughage.
Dear old footers KC - Private Counsel to Big Farmer - Liberator of Vichy TWTD
It's a strange thing this subject, it can be very taboo. Something everyone does, but a lot of people are unwilling to talk about.
The Chinese were the first to use toilet paper. The Japanese used to use Sh1t sticks. Roman's used a sponge on a stick that they put in a hole to wipe while sitting in communal facilities. Sea shells, rocks, leaves, ceramics have all been used. The west came late to toilet paper, as they mostly used the water cleaning with a hand or cloth until the mid 1800's.
Friday poo...poll - How many sheets do you use? on 15:05 - Nov 5 by Bluedicea
It's a strange thing this subject, it can be very taboo. Something everyone does, but a lot of people are unwilling to talk about.
The Chinese were the first to use toilet paper. The Japanese used to use Sh1t sticks. Roman's used a sponge on a stick that they put in a hole to wipe while sitting in communal facilities. Sea shells, rocks, leaves, ceramics have all been used. The west came late to toilet paper, as they mostly used the water cleaning with a hand or cloth until the mid 1800's.
I'm waiting for the groom of the stool to come back from the shops and I'll ask.
No idea when I began here, was a very long time ago. Previously known as Spirit_of_81. Love cheese, hate the colour of it, this is why it requires some blue in it.
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