To: Perdogg
I'm not convinced of that. You would think it is not that hard to learn to put the empty tp role in the garbage and the new role in the holder and not ON THE COUNTER.
You would think I could teach someone that. Five years later, still waiting.
To: mockingbyrd
You would think I could teach someone that. Five years later, still waiting. Five years and still waiting? He's clearly taught you what he wants you to know.
<ducking for cover>
Shalom.
72 posted on
08/24/2006 10:38:23 AM PDT by
ArGee
(The Ring must not be allowed to fall into Hillary's hands!)
To: mockingbyrd; Perdogg
You would think it is not that hard to learn to put the empty tp roll in the garbage and the new roll in the holder and not ON THE COUNTER
LOL ... On the other hand ... it is the technology things that men tend to exceed at. For instance ... I followed all of the Star Trek series until the last one (Star Trek Voyager). They really blew it with that one in terms of believability. They would have you believe that when the Federation starship USS Voyager was developed, star travel had become so far advanced that even a woman could be captain.
Just ruined it in terms of believability.
To: mockingbyrd
"I'm not convinced of that. You would think it is not that hard to learn to put the empty tp role in the garbage and the new role in the holder and not ON THE COUNTER. You would think I could teach someone that. Five years later, still waiting." That's funny, ma'am. I have the same problem with my wife. But I just go ahead and put the new roll (role) on after gently reminding her that it's out.
PS: Took a long while to teach her that the end of the roll goes over the top rather than down the back like most women do. ; ^)
85 posted on
08/24/2006 10:43:42 AM PDT by
FixitGuy
To: mockingbyrd
Xena's Guy changes the toilet paper AND puts the seat down.
But just to poke me, he puts the TP on the roll coming out from under, instead of over the top. That bastid.
195 posted on
08/24/2006 12:30:29 PM PDT by
Xenalyte
(No movie shall triumph over "Snakes on a Plane.")
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