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    May your toilets clog, your bowels congest at the sight of victual, and your water overflow. Your barbaric etiquette is the decay of manliness.
    For real though, I have one of those dispensers in the wall, and the previous tenet STOLE THE SPOOL.

    You know how hard it is to find just the spring-loaded spool? That fits? It's impossible!
     

    Leo

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    My buddy, who is married with 4 daughters, gave up trying to keep the single roll filled. He has a long handled plunger sitting on a pie pan with 6 rolls slid over the handle. Plenty of supply for them, and the plunger is handy as he is often alerted to a clogged system.
     

    Ingomike

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    For real though, I have one of those dispensers in the wall, and the previous tenet STOLE THE SPOOL.

    You know how hard it is to find just the spring-loaded spool? That fits? It's impossible!
    There were literally hundreds that came up in an Amazon search, if you are really looking…
     

    two70

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    IMO, anyone that spends more than about 5 seconds in their entire lifetime worrying about the orientation of the TP roll, should probably be locked into a padded room without access to anything more dangerous than a plastic spoon.

    On the other hand, it does kind of explain the frequent caliber/brand/carry method debates.
     

    jamil

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    After much research I have determined that placing the toilet paper holder higher on the wall makes the backwards unwind usable. It also allows you to choose whether you get the soft side or rough. Obviously which way you choose determines your manhood.
     

    jamil

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    IMO, anyone that spends more than about 5 seconds in their entire lifetime worrying about the orientation of the TP roll, should probably be locked into a padded room without access to anything more dangerous than a plastic spoon.

    On the other hand, it does kind of explain the frequent caliber/brand/carry method debates.
    Okay. Say you are in a hurry. You need to clean yourself. The roll is on backwards. And the holder is mounted lower. You keep spinning the ***damn roll but you can’t find the edge! Where’s the ****ing edge! WTF? Instill can’t find…oh. Someone flipped it the wrong way. Spin the other way. There it is.
     

    two70

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    Okay. Say you are in a hurry. You need to clean yourself. The roll is on backwards. And the holder is mounted lower. You keep spinning the ***damn roll but you can’t find the edge! Where’s the ****ing edge! WTF? Instill can’t find…oh. Someone flipped it the wrong way. Spin the other way. There it is.
    We're totally and truly doomed as a species...and it increasingly appears that is a good thing.
     
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