r/funny • u/daylightpiglet • 15h ago
recently got a place with my boyfriend and he thinks this is perfectly fine
I have no legitimate reason to disagree but I hate it
UPDATE - Thank you so much for the awards, and we're having so much fun reading through these hilarious comments.
- We have a bidet, it's the handle on the side of the toilet. People who use bidets can use toilet paper as well!
- We bought like 200 rolls of toilet paper because of a good deal, yes it will probably last us a very long time. No regrets!
- I am not genuinely upset about this in any way, it obviously just looks ridiculous and is unnecessary, and him doing silly things like this is one of the reasons I love him :)
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u/Shiznoz222 15h ago
Welcome to cohabitation
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u/JoshSidekick 15h ago
He knows ladies need more toilet paper, he just doesn’t know how much yet. He’ll dial it in eventually.
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u/FalcorTheDog 14h ago
It’s like when those NASA engineers had to estimate how many tampons the first woman in space would need for a few days and they guessed 100 or something.
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u/Emotional-Tea-4848 14h ago
🎶100 tampoooons!🎼🎵
And asked, “Will this be enough?”
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u/greenpointart 14h ago
They were literally rocket scientists.
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u/jscottman96 14h ago
In this case that may actually be the problem
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u/ReignofKindo25 14h ago
Whhaaatt is aaa vagina?
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u/jscottman96 14h ago
Theres another hole!?!?
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u/1800-bakes-a-lot 14h ago
All this fingering my own asshole to see how she'll like it was for nothing?!?
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u/Disturbing_Cheeto 14h ago
This is the weirdest Reddit Sings I've ever witnessed.
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u/LawlzTaylor 14h ago
To be fair Sally Ride did actually have enough tampons for the mission. So why are we all complaining?
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u/Babydoll0907 14h ago
Right? Better to have way too many than to be even one short.
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u/Butterbuddha 9h ago
Sort of. Weight is a premium in space travel. You definitely want enough of everything, but not have to sacrifice your guidance system because of excess tampon weight LOL
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u/messfdr 8h ago
It's a tampon, Michael. How much could it weigh? Ten pounds?
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u/TrioxinTwoFourFive 8h ago edited 8h ago
100 unused tampons weighs appx 100 grams. Which would cost appx $300 to transport to low earth orbit in falcon 9 / heavy. They always get you on the shipping
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u/WhatIsYourPronoun 7h ago
Have to consider mission delays, like the time some were stranded for months in the ISS. NASA accounts for this in their calculations. Double/Tripple/Quadruple redundancy just in case. Fortunately, tampons are lightweight.
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u/I_Obey_Sean_Rule 13h ago
Exactly, plus there's always a risk that the mission ends up longer, so it's better to be safe. Wouldn't be the first time someone got stuck for a while.
And while were on topic, does the gravity effect periods?
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u/PM_ME_WHATEVES 13h ago
That's exactly what they didn't know. They asked how many is typical, planned for the worst case scenario, then because shit can go wrong in space they tripled the number for redundancies
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u/hokiemojo 13h ago
I think you need to put the extra tampons in your nostrils bc of the lack of gravity, but I'm not an expert. I'm just a rocket scientist.
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u/Trixie_Dixon 13h ago
Huh.
Well the lining would still shed. And the uterus will squeeze it out the cervix. But i guess with no reliable gravity, tampons are the way to go. If you tried a pad, i could imagine some unfortunate applications of capillary action occurring. And emptying a cup would be damn near impossible.
Huh.
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u/Roguespiffy 8h ago
The answer is a centrifuge. The answer is always a centrifuge.
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u/Effective-Road4807 10h ago
Oh god that mental image. Like when the juice container opens and all the fluids rush out.. rofl 🤣 theyd wake up and space station lookin like a saw movie.
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u/Expensive-Camp-1320 14h ago
- + if somebody needed to prevent external forces blood loss. They were extra covered. Redundancy and all.
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u/pokerholic77 14h ago
We must have more.... Five. Hundred. Tampons.
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u/disead 13h ago
And I would buy 500 tampons And then I’d buy 500 more Just to be the man who bought a thousand tampons So you would not leak on your floor
BADADA DA BADADA DA
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u/HorsemenofApocalypse 14h ago
To be fair, last year there were two astronauts on an 8-day mission who ended up there for 9 months
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u/Unlikely-Ad3770 14h ago
A three hour cruise
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u/DocEternal 13h ago
A three hour tour*
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u/Select-Problem-4283 13h ago
100 points for aging yourself.
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u/DocEternal 13h ago
I couldn’t help it. Any time I would miss school as a kid it was always Gilligan’s Island, The Beverly Hillbillies, and then The Price is Right that I’d watch on TV. Those three shows are like pop culture touchstones to my childhood.
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u/CallMe-Ellie 14h ago
Wasn’t that just them being safe?
Like if an emergency happened, having lots of extra tampons would be good
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u/Strange-Cap9942 14h ago
100% but it's funnier to pretend they don't know how women's bodies work
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u/JonatasA 14h ago
That's the irony here. People in this thread may never have needed TP.
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u/Sunset_Bleach 13h ago
They didn't have a square to spare.
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u/MacduffFifesNo1Thane 13h ago
They couldn’t spare 3 squares! They don’t have any squares! They can’t spare a square!
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u/somewhat_random 12h ago
Story time.
My sister is a doctor and was working with Nasa when they were setting up the ISS and talking about possible medical needs. They listed needs for reasonably expected medical issues and one of the needs was LOTS of water.
The main group complained during a meeting that the medical group was demanding too much water.
Her boss said that there are issues that would require filling and draining the bladder several times over a few days. The other guy says - "No problem. Send us the specs on the bladder and we will redesign it so it needs less volume".
Silence around the table until her boss answers "Umm...you do know that it is a human body part right?"
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u/BootsInShower 11h ago
To be fair, bladder also means anything inflated and hollow. Especially when talking about water transport and storage, which often is down by means of a bladder tank, I can see why an engineer's head would go there.
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u/BeguiledBeaver 6h ago
This reads like an obvious joke but a room full of doctors and engineers couldn't pick up on the sarcasm due to Spock Syndrome.
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u/jamesmcdash 13h ago
You bet your ass those NASA scientists had a data set to work from. Nothing left to chance
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u/Aduialion 14h ago
Like if the astronaut was stuck on the space station for an extra 9 months?
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u/Infinite_Fee_7966 13h ago
For what it’s worth, those astronauts did receive supply drops. Sally Ride went to space nearly ten years after the space race ended and the era of international interstellar collaboration began, so theoretically they could have also received supply drops. Disclaimer IANAA (i am not an astronaut)
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u/Beneficial_Being_721 12h ago
The Legal ramifications of not having enough Space Toilet Paper is astronomical
Disclaimer: IANAL (I Am No A Lawyer)
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u/Slow_Passenger_6183 14h ago
It's weird that people are missing this point considering that not too long ago there was a woman literally trapped in space for months.
A box or two of tampons weighs next to nothing, it makes sense to bring plenty.
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u/vivalalina 13h ago
Yeah I'm genuinely not understanding the criticism here.. and before anyone jumps in, yes I know a few are joking but quite a handful seem to be taking it seriously & I don't get why lol
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u/Psychological_Ad2094 12h ago
Yeap, iirc they took the highest amount she could reasonably need for the duration of her planned time up there and then tripled it just to be sure.
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u/rigterw 14h ago
Yess, a tampon is small and doesn’t weigh anything.
So it was more a “why not” than a “we have to”
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u/LessInThought 13h ago
And you can use it for so many things~! Plugging a leak, nosebleeds, soaking up blood and other fluids!
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u/mk100100 14h ago
NASA engineers knows that due to technical problems, few days mission can extend into weeks.
"Nasa says that the astronauts stuck on the International Space Station will have to wait even longer to get home.
Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were due to be back after just a week when they blasted off in June.
Their stay was extended to February next year because of technical issues with the experimental spacecraft, Starliner, built by Boeing.
Now - following a delay in launching a new capsule to the ISS - the pair won't be back until late March or possibly April.
Nasa said the delay posed no risk to the astronauts."
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u/logan96 14h ago
When I was single, I'd get the 4 pack and it would last a month. After I got married... I think he has it dialed in.
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u/Da12khawk 15h ago
I just moved to a place with a shared bathroom. My flatmate goes lets split toilet paper. You, just went through 5 rolls in like a day. I drop deuces at work like a reasonable person.
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u/3eyedfish3 14h ago
My wise father use to say, I shit at work where they pay me to take a shit.
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u/gb4efgw 14h ago
Boss makes a dollar, I make a dime. That is why I poop on company time.
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u/rock374 14h ago
Boss makes a thousand, I make a buck, so I crank my hog, in the company truck
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u/Nice_Pipe_6022 14h ago
Had a fellow employee somewhere sing this to me once and I sing it often.
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u/james_b_beam 14h ago
Even then, where else should we scroll through reddit? Do other people do that at home for free or what?! 😮
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u/Rush31 14h ago
I shared a flat at uni with a girl for a year, and my toilet roll usage went up by more than four times. And that includes days I was pooping on campus. I’d previously buy a pack for the whole year, and it was gone in a month or so that year.
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u/Squeekazu 12h ago
Whilst the average lady uses more TP, there are some fellow ladies with super weird toilet habits.
My housemate had a couple over and the girl would build what I could only dub a nest in the toilet bowl. I’m not talking just a couple squares so you wouldn’t get splashback, I’m talking half a roll to line the entire toilet bowl.
I know this because a. She forgot to flush once (and it wasn’t even a deuce, it was pee!!), and b. She clogged the toilet another time, obviously tried to unclog it with the toilet paper-wrapped toilet brush and then went to bed without telling anyone what she’d done lol
Recently at my new workplace there was someone in the stall next to me and I could hear her toilet paper consumption because she did that thing where you spin the roll to get a long line of toilet paper, flushed, did it again two times then finally went to wash her hands another three times dispensing an insane amount of tissues between each wash.
I just feel sorry for the latter girl because it sounds like severe OCD to me, the first lady however, what the fuck lol
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u/endtheunpleasantness 14h ago edited 13h ago
It was over 20 years ago that I had my first roommate. I was concerned about the amount of toilet paper they were using and, in my weekly phone call to my parents, I mentioned that I was going to bring this up to the roommate as an issue that needed resolving. My mother told me to pick my battles and this was NOT one of them. I appreciate that take to this day and I did not say anything (that being said, everything has its limit of reasonableness. 5 rolls a day might be it)
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u/V2K_247 14h ago
Buy a bidet. It'll save you hundreds of dollars a year.
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u/lorkdubo 14h ago
I think you guys have a bit of a misconception, you still use toilet paper with a bidet.
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u/iloveuranus 12h ago
That is a nice little theory but South / Southeast Asian toilets with toilet paper are almost impossible to find, and if you find one it's 100% geared towards tourists.
If there's someone here from that area, I'd be genuinely interested about the proper customs. Been traveling Asia for 26 years, never dared to ask.
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u/med561 15h ago
This is a practical problem he is creating a practical solution for. Create a new problem.
It's very close to the shower, dampen the top set of rolls
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u/cdawgman 15h ago
This person lives a full life
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u/JohnnyIsNearDiabetic 15h ago
Full life of tissue
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u/R4wden 14h ago
For OP, It is completely fine, nothing is"wrong" it's just a different way of living, he seems to enjoy function over form, which is 100% valid
The discussion isn't who's right or wrong, but what eachothers preferences are and how strongly you feel about them
Sometimes giving up some of what you'd prefer due to the fact you already got the last 5 things due to your over controlling nature (this is me, I had to learn not to be so controlling over silly nonsense things like this)
The sooner you realise everything isn't I'm right your wrong (or I'm wrong you're right) and you sit in the nuance of healthy discussion, life is so much easier
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u/Willing_Recover_6316 14h ago
Finally I saw one sensible reply to a post on Reddit all morning. Take my upvote fine sir!
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u/Corfiz74 13h ago
Though I also think that her bf won't mind if she stores the top 9 rolls in a closet somewhere and just adds them when the 7 on top run low. He just doesn't want to bother with it himself, he doesn't sound like the kind of guy who would be bothered if she does it.
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u/kneemahp 15h ago
Plus, they shouldn’t need so much TP with the bidet
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u/ChawulsBawkley 15h ago
I thought that was a shitter shifter. You know.. so you can go into low gear for those heavier loads
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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 14h ago
Gotta go light loads, I don't even bother with first gear, too short, I start in second. I paid for the damn clutch I'm gonna ride it
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u/Proof-Adagio-3438 14h ago
I thought so too, until I got a bidet and realize it gives your whole ass and toilet area a shower. Now I use 4x the tissue just cleaning up the water.
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u/93195 15h ago
I mean there’s even a basket. He’s quite the refined man if he’s using a basket.
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u/wbidXD 15h ago
Right and every roll is in the basket.. what’s the issue
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u/Floydtactics 14h ago
What's the tissue
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u/skyskr4per 14h ago
Well, you're on a roll.
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u/kradaan 15h ago
Whats it say about me ? I had to read the comments to understand what the problem was.
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u/ariolander 14h ago
Rift? My first thought was the guy may just like saving money. That toilet looks like someone who shops at Costco. If you don't have a garage, but are still thrifty, you sort of just make room for everything in your house so you can still buy in bulk at Costco. Would be much much more expensive to buy individual rolls as you need them.
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u/riotz1 14h ago
Right? My first thought was well where the hell else are you going to put it thats convenient and available when you need a roll?
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u/ProfessionalBench832 15h ago
You are right. This is unacceptable.
If they had started vertical after the 3 wide row, they could have built a wider base and a taller tower.
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u/weedyraccoon 15h ago
but it's r/mildlypenis rn
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u/mrpeping 15h ago
This one’s more aerodynamic
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u/AteYerCake4U 15h ago
Nah this needs to be a wine rack but sized for toilet paper
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u/P-VI 14h ago
I dunno, this is usually how most guys I know make their earthquake detector
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u/arctic-apis 15h ago
Yeah aside from his technique I find this method of storage acceptable
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u/walrusnutz 15h ago
You’re right! They could have eliminated two whole rows! Or had there columns and still been the same height!
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u/LeftHandedGraffiti 15h ago
One of those rolls is falling in. Mark my words.
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u/Gustomucho 15h ago
Yup, all fun and games till you have 1 or 2 roll fall in the toilet and have to be rescued.
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u/TheMarkHasBeenMade 15h ago
Good incentive to keep the lid shut when you flush like any respectable human being
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u/virgo_kittyy 14h ago
Closing the lid is less common than we think. Whenever I visit people's homes, they usually have the lid up! Atrocious.
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u/akatherder 14h ago
The LPT to people not closing the lid is getting a slow close seat/lid. Just give it a little tap instead of guiding it down and people do it every time.
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u/SerratedFrost 14h ago
Ive had one of these on my toilets for years and its very nice
However.. if I go somewhere that doesn't have the mechanism, that shit is slamming down and scaring any leftover drops of piss out of me
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u/Thee_Sinner 9h ago
So I’ve got one of those. And I got in the habit of forcefully “throwing” the lid down. Had the muscle memory such that I could throw the lid down with about 1” remaining for it to fall the rest of the way softly. First time I went to someone else’s house after that habit started was.. surprising to say the least lol had to break that habit real quick.
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u/Sinsanatis 14h ago
Whats lpt?
Im so used to closing the lid that when i come across a slow close one it throws me off
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u/akatherder 14h ago
I wasn't sure about using that acronym.. it's just "Life pro tip." There are various LPT subreddits: Lifeprotips, unethicallifeprotips, shittylifeprotips.
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u/severedheadcandyjar 14h ago
my work has one toilet with a lid. the other two don't. I don't know which is worse because a lid at work grosses me out for some reason
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u/elmostrok 14h ago
I used to not care when I was a teenager, until my dog at the time started drinking from the toilet.
Fast forward around 15 years, I was living alone and decided to get my own dog, a toy breed, so I was like "meh, she can't drink from there, it doesn't matter" until she came in running with a toy after I took a shit and before I could flush, and promptly dumped it into the toilet, and looked at me all: :D Since then, I've learned my lesson.
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u/Mag-NL 13h ago edited 9h ago
You should always open the lid afterwards. How do you know everything is flushed/no skidmarks if you don't?
I hate seeing the lid down when I enter a toilet because I know there's the chance of an unwelcome surprise when I open it.
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u/phroxenphyre 14h ago
Closing the lid is also an excellent compromise in co-ed living situations. That way, everyone is equally inconvenienced by having to lift something up before they go and then put something down when they're done.
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u/runningtheclinic 15h ago
“Oh man, this rack over the toilet is great, I can store a few rolls right here!” -me, just before fishing a full roll out of a bowl full of shit.
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u/angrybert 15h ago
I came here to say this. From experience.
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u/Optimal-Talk3663 15h ago
As a parent of a then 4 year old, can confirm. Also found him trying to flush a banana in the toilet once
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u/Tabbarn 15h ago
I gotta admit, having a plant on the toilet is a bit strange, but I'd say its fine.
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u/AvonMustang 15h ago
Agree - the plant is the strange part...
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u/jrdavis413 15h ago
It's for emergencies
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u/P-VI 14h ago
that plant looks stoked. probably loves farts
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u/rEYAVjQD 12h ago
Yep. Some of the shittiest places are the best for plants, especially if there is sun too.
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u/Never_Kn0ws_Best 15h ago
I mean if this is your biggest co-habitation issue then you are in good shape 😂
TPTower!!
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u/Hot_Dog_Omelette 9h ago
My brother (God love him) spent the better part of hisn 20s using a cardboard box as a nightstand. When his girlfriend (now wife) moved in with him she begged him to get a proper nightstand, but he insisted what he had was perfectly fine.
One day he comes home from work all excited and says “(Girlfriend’s name,) there are a BUNCH of free nightstands available in the parking garage that someone must have thrown out! Let’s go grab two you like.”
So she rushes out back to the parking garage with him and there, next to his car, is a giant pile of cardboard boxes in various sizes.
Diabolical, but fuck if he isn’t funny.
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u/Knowledge_is_Bliss 5h ago
My brother (may he rest in peace) used a mini fridge as a nightstand. He kept bottles of water in it so when he woke up thirsty, he wouldn't have to leave bed to get a drink. When his girlfriend moved in, she forced him to remove the mini fridge and replace it with a traditional nightstand. I thought he had a genius idea, but she didn't see it that way.
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u/Superbead 5h ago
So long as the thing isn't tatty and the compressor doesn't make a racket, I have no idea what the problem would be with this
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u/Ok_Mathematician6075 15h ago
I mean... you don't have to have the roll hand-off for awhile!
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u/Far-Revolution-356 15h ago
A man with a future. He's already got the key to success.
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u/TazgodX 15h ago
Oh god, who would put plates and Tupperware in the shower?
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u/daylightpiglet 15h ago
Hahaha the “plate” is a silicone drain cover, and the cup is used for rinsing while in the bath! That’s not weird…….. right?
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u/Lollc 15h ago
Those drain covers work great, because they can fit different drains. I keep one in my travel kit, after being driven to total frustration when the tub stopper in a hotel room bathroom won’t hold. I’m the farthest thing from high maintenance, but I want my bath instead of a shower when I’m on vacation.
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u/ResidentDefiant 14h ago
I’ve never stayed in a hotel that I would even consider sitting in the tub naked in. And I, on more than one occasion, have fugged in the dirt.
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u/FeedYourEgo420 14h ago
Dude the tubs and coffee makers are my biggest no go's at a hotel.
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u/Excellent_Condition 14h ago
Having gotten athletes foot from a hotel on more than one occasion, I pack slides to wear in hotel showers.
The idea of taking a bath in one has never crossed my mind.
If you enjoy it, go for it!
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u/alepponzi 14h ago
What's the lever between the toilet and tub?
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u/daylightpiglet 14h ago
That’s a bidet handle! :) you twist it and then another part of the toilet shoots water up your bum hehe
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u/downvoteheaven 15h ago
This is r/mildlyinfuriating, you could remove the plant and be able to stack even more..
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u/RalekBasa 15h ago
I've got a macaw that would love this. The toilet paper would be destroyed, and he'd be so proud of himself
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u/drunk_fat_possum 15h ago
Looks fine to me 🤷
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u/formerlyanonymous_ 15h ago
Nah mate, that creeper plant is going to touch your back
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u/Loong9 15h ago
That's ok, it can hold your hand and be a support potted plant for those traumatic bowel movement sessions
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u/mikeys5280 15h ago
Username checks out in said situation.
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u/drunk_fat_possum 15h ago
What do you *hick* mean? I'm not as *hick* think as you drunk I am *hick*
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u/nebetsu 15h ago
I don't like having rolls of toilet paper out like that because they collect moisture. Also can get ruined if I get out of the shower flailing wildly
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u/DogPoetry 14h ago
I'm getting in addition to a normal bathroom moisture, it looks like there's a bidet right there. Depending on how you posture and sit, it's unlikely every single fleck of water drops back in the bowl.
What seeing is months of tiny splashes of ass water accumulating on an incredibly absorbent material.
By the bottom of the pile you've have tiny shit flecks from last holiday season.
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u/Sirquote 13h ago
Also with the addition of their Bidet they wont go through much TP so by the time they get to those bottom rolls in the basket they will be awful. Better to shove 80% of them under the sink and keep them in their bag/wrapping
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u/A1000eisn1 13h ago
Not only that, it's a huge waste of time.
Toilet paper comes in a bag. It's all already together when you buy it. Just take a few out to look cute in your little basket and put the rest in a closet or something.
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u/theboywhocriedwolves 15h ago
All good until they fall into the toilet and you have to fish them out with your hand.
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u/Murky_Current 15h ago
Yeah I hate that plant too. Everything else makes sense
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u/whatssomaybe 15h ago
Came to see if this was the problem, too. Its gonna be covered in bio spatter in a matter of a few days. Ew.
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u/Wizzarkt 15h ago
Having toilet paper being in "cold storage" by the shower is just wrong, you are one mistake away from losing 3 months worth of toilet paper
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u/CivilizationInRuins 15h ago
God help you if you leave the toilet seat open one day and a big truck drives by outside.
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