[varina davis]

Our Governor is very busy these days.

[Paul Heinzman]

From what I hear, one square per customer is supposed to be enough.

[BossLady]

"as long as it's not wiped out before then"

:RIMSHOT:

"Oh, yes, ladies and germs I 'll be here all week....."

[Zuben Elgenubi]

My, the governor certainly appears flush with success.

[Biblebelter]

The only problem is the bill doesn't dictate how much toilet paper is "enough."

They need to consult with the distinguished GOP senator from Idaho. As I understand it, he has a lot of expertise to share about the public toilets.

[potlatch]

A little dab'll do you....

[kingattax]

it's issues like this that are driving the popularity of charlie crist and talk of him being a potential VP candidate.

floridians dont know how lucky we are to have someone so concerned about our butts

/sarc

[DannyTN]

"Crist, says in the bill, restaurant inspectors, "should also check the restrooms along with the kitchens to make sure that basic cleanliness necessities are in place."

I think in most places, the restaurant inspectors will check the bathrooms and ding you if you don't have soap in the restrooms.

[Content Provider]

This gives me a chuckle. You just know this has to come from some petty tyrant who had an embarrassing episode.

[hellbender]

Does this toilet paper shortage explain all the hanging chads on those paper ballots?

[Retired Greyhound]

a Republican proposed this? Unreal. I am all for enough toilet paper, but if it were such a dilemma for me, I would carry my own.

Anyhow, I’m 7am regular, so I don’t go in public.

[CindyDawg]

HUH. I travel a lot and “no paper” used to frustrate me too. I never thought to call the governor though. I just started carrying my own. Walmart sells a tiny purse size roll.

[rfp1234]

This could open up a new market in ‘commode-ities’.

[rfp1234]

A proposed law currently making its way through the Florida legislature...

That implies that the Legislature is like a convoluted intestine.

Luckily, there is a light at the "end" of the "tunnel".

[rfp1234]

It has two more stops to go and as long as it's not wiped out before then, it could then go to the Senate floor. A similar measure is currently awaiting passage by the House.

Then they must make sure the House is "seated", before it "passes" its load "on the Senate floor".

[Bullish]

Crist, says in the bill, restaurant inspectors, "should also check the restrooms along with the kitchens to make sure that basic cleanliness necessities are in place."

This part I whole heartedly support.