WELCOME!!!To the Musical Extravaganza that is The Great Toilet Paper Debate.3>This site is dedicated to my wife, Linda Sue, who has debated this issue with me for the last 31 years. Now we can FINALLY get an answer. I say "FRONT and she says "BACK". So PLEASE VOTE. Thanks, RayA happy little spot on the web where you are given the opportunity to add your two-cents worth to the age old question.WHICH WAY SHOULD THE TP GO?Instructions for how to change a Toilet Paper roll. (pdf)
This colorful page originated with a pointless argument amongst a few friends (AND my WIFE) as
to what was the proper alignment of a toilet paper roll when installed
in a standard dispenser.
Since that time, we've come to realize that many people have a stronger
opinion on which way the TP should go than their opinion on who should
be the next President of the United States, and in most cases, they have
a better explanation for their toilet paper buttwipe decision than their
Presidential buttwipe decision.
And now, my friend, the decision is yours. Which way does it go? Should
the paper be strung over the front??? OR Should it be strung over the back???
Remember, there can be only one answer, "undecided" just won't cut it. You can't compromise and put the roll on sideways, and putting it on different each time just adds utter confusion, chaos and havoc to what, for most of us, is one of the most relaxing times of the day. "Undecided" may only apply to those portable outhouses in which case I agree, don't quibble, get in, get out, that's it. OUR point is: Don't be a wuss, take a stand. Tell us WHY in our GUESTBOOK. Linda Sue, here is where The Great Toilet Paper Debate WILL be answered.Please add your two-cents worth to this age old question.In order to enter your opinion, Click either the "BACK" or "FRONT" buttons under the TP ROLL diagram below. This will add a "VOTE THAT COUNTS". We also ask that after registering your vote, that you also make an entry into our GUESTBOOK expressing WHY you voted the way you did. This will be fun for ALL to review!
Also, we have a couple of "Un-Official Rules":
And while I'm thanking people, I'd like to thank Nads again, from Purdue University, for the contribution of the excellent graphics that make this page what it is, and once again thanks to all of those who took the time to enter this survey and sign our GUESTBOOK.
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