Toilet paper

[cqaigy2]

I always wish I had a bidet. No room for it here. Why we are blessed with hair down there I will never know. Often thought about getting it waxed! Clean up would be easier.

No body ask for Pictures!!

 

[YanmarFever]

It goes back to our ancient roots. Body hair was one way to visually distinguish between adults and juveniles, and in the case of adults, males from females...and FWIW, body hair has a tendency to retain the odor of pherenomes; which functions as a sexual attractant and aids in pair bonding. Yeah, I know...you didn't ask...

TMI...

 

[Alan W.]

I always wish I had a bidet. No room for it here. Why we are blessed with hair down there I will never know. Often thought about getting it waxed! Clean up would be easier.

Sounds like a DIY project.
And ya know what is said, without pictures it didnt happen
Best of luck.

 

[Industrial Toys]

I for one find truth and knowledge always valuable. It does make me question why young women have largely opted to take on the appearance of juveniles though.

 

[ovrszd]

I for one find truth and knowledge always valuable. It does make me question why young women have largely opted to take on the appearance of juveniles though.

Maintenance, easier maintenance.

 

[Diggin It]

The house was at the top of a hill, sloped off both sides, so he just ran a sewer line underground past the plum trees and then out on the top of the ground. We never had a problem with that.

No windmill or pump, county water (unless a pipe breaks down the road somewhere), but I am at the top of a hill. Everything around me is at least 30 feet lower. So if my septic tank were to .... well ... take a dump? I could do a similarly alternate system and I doubt anyone would notice. Cost of 4" pipe is kinda high though when we're talking about a few hundred feet.



Maybe I should say if it stops taking dumps?

 

[Industrial Toys]

Don't go to large as you could risk an escape! Warning, language! Shawshank Redemption - Andy Escapes - YouTube

 

[ultrarunner]

I was thinking back as a kid visiting one of the neighbors...

She had blue toilet paper in the "Blue" bathroom and yellow in the "Yellow" bathroom and pink in the "pink" powder room... of course with matching towels and soap.

Guess it was a thing once upon a time?

 

[Molalla1]

I was thinking back as a kid visiting one of the neighbors...

She had blue toilet paper in the "Blue" bathroom and yellow in the "Yellow" bathroom and pink in the "pink" powder room... of course with matching towels and soap.

Guess it was a thing once upon a time?

Probably back in the late 50's early 60's . . .

 

[Diggin It]

I was thinking back as a kid visiting one of the neighbors...

She had blue toilet paper in the "Blue" bathroom and yellow in the "Yellow" bathroom and pink in the "pink" powder room... of course with matching towels and soap.

Guess it was a thing once upon a time?

Probably back in the late 50's early 60's . . .

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