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Jun 04
2010
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That age-old toilet-tissue problemPosted by zookuki in toilet paper , thoughts , problem , loo , dilemmas , bathrooms |
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Public bathrooms are tedious at best, but they do present the odd interesting challenge, much to my dismay.
I was wondering if I am the only one struggling with the "unopened" toilet roll phenomena, since I always seem to be at the receiving end of this dilemma.
And after years of deep thought, strategising and theorising, I've still not managed to find a decent way to manage this problem. So, amidst my shredding the roll quite violently (tiny pieces of paper like confetti across the bathroom floor) I wonder who the bright one was to start referring to the loo in a regal fashion. I've not found a proper way to undo the bond of that first sheet on a fresh toilet roll without fumbling absurdly and making a grand mess.
Am I the only one, I wonder, to struggle with the toilet-paper problem? Is there no one working at the toilet-paper roll factory who thought about putting instructions on there for silly little me on how to manage this arduous task? Am I simply the only one to get the fresh new roll? Surely I can't be alone in this.
So as I walk into the public bathroom again, I see the chubby, white menace glaring at me from it's perch next to the loo. I sigh, gnarl under my breath, take my seat... and rip it to shreds...
In a strange way it releases some tension. :)
