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One might say they TUSHelled over toilet paper.
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One might say they TUSHelled over toilet paper.
k0ua
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I put the last roll on today.... I may be using my finger pretty soon. This is nuts. people hoarding toilet paper. JUST NUTS.
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We just got rid of Ethylene Oxide against my recommendation but Corp said not needed... hope these are not famous last words.
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I am not sharing. :shocked:
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I am not seeing any shortages locally. Having not been to Walmart in a few weeks I went at 7 am the last two days just to stock up on the foods that I eat (low carb) and at that time of the day shelves were well stocked. The last I heard it is to hit here more like mid April. Since 80F degrees takes out COVID-19 I am glad we are near spring.
I bet toilet paper sales will be slow for the next year.
I only buy food but I see a lot of toilet paper going down into the basement at our house.
I bet toilet paper sales will be slow for the next year.
I only buy food but I see a lot of toilet paper going down into the basement at our house.
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Yeah, it's pretty stupid and, as I've said before, it's a Big Smoke (major city) phenomenon... probably sparked by the "twiterverse".
It's not a supply-chain 'thing' either as most of our bum-wad is manufactured in Adelaide, SA.
Perhaps it's because antipodes-use toilet paper is attached and wound onto the cardboard tube in the opposite direction as the TP used in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Observed at a roadside gas station / cafe in a 'developing nation' 15 years ago:
A stack of old newspapers on one side of the toilet. A jumble of soiled newspapers on the opposite side.
And a sign in the local language plus English: Body waste ONLY into the sewage system!!!
(We already knew to always have a pocketful of restaurant paper napkins for situations like this).
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Observed at a roadside gas station / cafe in a 'developing nation' 15 years ago:
A stack of old newspapers on one side of the toilet. A jumble of soiled newspapers on the opposite side.
And a sign in the local language plus English: Body waste ONLY into the sewage system!!!
(We already knew to always have a pocketful of restaurant paper napkins for situations like this).
Sounds like Mexico
Some of the Cities will not allow Used TP to be flushed -they want it put in the "waste" can
k0ua
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Well, the wife said we have 30 rolls squirreled away in some cabinet. So we should be fine for quite a while. Whew!. I guess it might be safe to shake hands with me after all. :shocked:
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