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[STMO999]

Thought I would start a few threads before Skruntie thinks of them.


Which toilet paper do you use? I am very interested in trivia like this as I have no life.

[sexydaz]

asdas own called shades its quite smooth on the ricker

[STMO999]

asdaa own called shades its quite smooth on the ricker

Huddersfield accent?

[R.C. ™]

What did people use before toilet paper ? Well, just use your imagination: grass, leaves, fur, mussell shells, corncobs, stinging nettles ... okay, maybe not that last, at least
 not more than once. The ancient Greeks used stones and pieces of clay; ancient Romans used sponges on the ends of sticks, kept in jugs filled with salty water. Mideasterners commonly used the left hand . . . but for me any old bog roll that don't cost to much as it all goes down the pan 

[sexydaz]

asdaa own called shades its quite smooth on the ricker

Huddersfield accent?

aye lad

[STMO999]

What did people use before toilet paper ? Well, just use your imagination: grass, leaves, fur, mussell shells, corncobs, stinging nettles ... okay, maybe not that last, at least
 not more than once. The ancient Greeks used stones and pieces of clay; ancient Romans used sponges on the ends of sticks, kept in jugs filled with salty water. Mideasterners commonly used the left hand . . . but for me any old bog roll that don't cost to much as it all goes down the pan 

Fascinating

[albitz]

Izal - for real men. .............thats only at weekends though, the rest of the week its either The Gaurdian or The Mirror.
after a good curry - The Independent.

[sexydaz]

What did people use before toilet paper ? Well, just use your imagination: grass, leaves, fur, mussell shells, corncobs, stinging nettles ... okay, maybe not that last, at least
 not more than once. The ancient Greeks used stones and pieces of clay; ancient Romans used sponges on the ends of sticks, kept in jugs filled with salty water. Mideasterners commonly used the left hand . . . but for me any old bog roll that don't cost to much as it all goes down the pan 

cant do wi chep paper and its false economy yer need to use more so yer finger doesnt go through

[Debs.]

asdaa own called shades its quite smooth on the ricker

Huddersfield accent?

The correct-grammar Liverpudlian; is to use the definite article........

'The' Asda.....

e.g: "I`ve been down`the Asda!"

[Debs.]

Izal - for real men.

You`re a Public Schoolboy and I claim my five pounds!

[Nickbat]

We used to have a brand at school called "Bronco".

It could have doubled as greaseproof paper. 

[Grumpy]

Izal - for real men.

Is that the shiny one that you can use both sides of to
save money?

I do hear it's quite popular in Scotland. 

[albitz]

Dont think it was a public school, but it was definately approved.

[STMO999]

asdaa own called shades its quite smooth on the ricker

Huddersfield accent?

The correct-grammar Liverpudlian; is to use the definite article........

'The' Asda.....

e.g: "I`ve been down`the Asda!"

You won be goin down de asda. You carn gerrout o yer drive.

[alunonhisown]

Charmin, from Makro, £6.99 for 32 rolls, and Daz washing Powder £6.99 for a 90 wash box.
All plus VAT of course, but still a lot cheaper than ASDA Tesco, Morrisons et al.