March 20, 2013, 07:54
<Proofreader>If you have a cat, then you may have learned why TP should not be oriented in such a way that a cat clawing at it could pull the entire roll off the reel.
Don't believe me?March 20, 2013, 13:37
zmježdYou'd be surprised, Arnie, but I have heard some mighty passionate and mostly irrational arguments from both sides. (The thing I was most amazed at the first time I visited the UK in the mid-'70s was the "hygienic" TP that was basically like wax paper.)
March 20, 2013, 15:18
GeoffI've heard that kind of TP referred to as "John Wayne" paper: It don't take no s**t off nobody!
Why do we call it toilet paper? Hygenic paper I understand, but toilet? Seems awfully euphamistic.
Geoff, thinking of buying my spouse's cat a bidet.

March 20, 2013, 15:58
<Proofreader>quote:
Geoff, thinking of buying my spouse's cat a bidet.
Train your cat better.March 20, 2013, 21:01
Kallehquote:
If you have a cat, then you may have learned why TP should not be oriented in such a way that a cat clawing at it could pull the entire roll off the reel.
We have a cat and a dog and we'd not
think of
under.
Z is right about the passion, and I, too, remember hearing that it was the most controversial subject in Ann Landers' column.
Of course, I can't imagine anyone hanging it under, unless of course you can guarantee that your wall is sterile. Think of a McDonald's restaurant or an airport...really, you'd use toilet paper that has been in contact with the wall there? Ugh!