If we lived in the middle east we wouldn't be having this disscusion. They don't use toilet paper. They use a hose and thier hand. Trust me on this, I've use one before.
Sporting events are family events. If you can't watch your language for 3 hours then stay home.
SeaWolf wrote:If we lived in the middle east we wouldn't be having this disscusion. They don't use toilet paper. They use a hose and thier hand. Trust me on this, I've use one before.
Do they use the palm of their hand or the back side??
SeaWolf wrote:If we lived in the middle east we wouldn't be having this disscusion. They don't use toilet paper. They use a hose and thier hand. Trust me on this, I've use one before.
Do they use the palm of their hand or the back side??
I've been looking for a picture.
They hold the hose with thier right hand and wipe with thier left hand. NO TP.
Never show the palm of your left hand to someone from the middle east, they consider it an insult. Also they never eat with thier left hand , since that is the hand they wipe with.
Sporting events are family events. If you can't watch your language for 3 hours then stay home.
When its over, you get to make eye contact with the little tear mark where ur supposed to tear at, gives you a clear look of where to tear from and how much power you need to use.
A2theIzzo wrote:I have another proof that Over is better:
When its over, you get to make eye contact with the little tear mark where ur supposed to tear at, gives you a clear look of where to tear from and how much power you need to use.
When it's under, you can judge the next tear mark based on the visible tear mark preceding it and the diameter of the roll, leading to improved fine motor skills, spatial relationships, eye-hand coordination and judgement. This invariably leads to greater life achievements in all fields by those who prefer the Under.
A2theIzzo wrote:I have another proof that Over is better:
When its over, you get to make eye contact with the little tear mark where ur supposed to tear at, gives you a clear look of where to tear from and how much power you need to use.
When it's under, you can judge the next tear mark based on the visible tear mark preceding it and the diameter of the roll, leading to improved fine motor skills, spatial relationships, eye-hand coordination and judgement. This invariably leads to greater life achievements in all fields by those who prefer the Under.