Bathroom Politics

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Should the toilet paper roll feed OVER or UNDER?


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Okay, thanks Jullianna, I voted now (gives negative rep power to the two people who she knows chose the wrong way to hang the paper, before Jullianna made the results private. Kidding!!:)).

hahahahaha
 
OVER!! I think we should gather this information to make a behavior-personality study based on how people hang their toilet paper....Wait,there are some serious studies on this topic already:



Consequences

Toilet paper orientation is often mentioned as a hurdle for married couples.The issue may also arise in businesses and public places.

Class and politics

Sinrod observed of his survey, "60 percent of those who earn $50,000 or more prefer it to be over and 73 percent of those who earn less than $20,000 prefer under"

Character

In his 2003 book 10 Steps to Sales Success, Tim Breithaupt proposes a set of four personality types evolving from Carl Jung's work: Socializer, Director, Thinker, and Relater.

Gilda Carle, a therapist and Cottonelle consultant, offers her theories on character traits: If you roll over, you like taking charge, crave organization and are likely to over-achieve.
If you roll under, you're laid-back, dependable and seek relationships with strong foundations.
If you don't care as long as it's there, you aim to minimize conflict, value flexibility and like putting yourself in new situations



Yes,as we can see, how you hang your toilet paper can say a lot about you, and , as we can see, it can even reveal how much money you make. And yes, that was real information. :)

If you want to know more about this controversial issue and people's testimonies go to: Toilet paper orientation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


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Very educational, kayem! thanks :D
 
People not changing the roll at my office today did it, Matthew. :D

That's far more irritating to me than it being over instead of under......although looking at the poll I seem to have this wrong......or does everyone else have it wrong?

Yes everyone else does, definetly, I'm right
:p

Chuck ROX. Nuff said ;) (P.S. - Someone probably sent him your post, so beware haha)

How oh how will I ever sleep again :rolleyes: :D
 
Gotta say, I'm not thinking anyone's going to want to use that toilet paper....Wouldn't want to offend Chuck Norris....Then I'd be afraid to sleep.
 
*backspaced response to the above post* Highly inappropriate for CC :D

I'm behaving...I'm behaving...I'm behaving.....
 
OVER!! I think we should gather this information to make a behavior-personality study based on how people hang their toilet paper....Wait,there are some serious studies on this topic already:



Consequences

Toilet paper orientation is often mentioned as a hurdle for married couples.The issue may also arise in businesses and public places.

Class and politics

Sinrod observed of his survey, "60 percent of those who earn $50,000 or more prefer it to be over and 73 percent of those who earn less than $20,000 prefer under"

Character

In his 2003 book 10 Steps to Sales Success, Tim Breithaupt proposes a set of four personality types evolving from Carl Jung's work: Socializer, Director, Thinker, and Relater.

Gilda Carle, a therapist and Cottonelle consultant, offers her theories on character traits: If you roll over, you like taking charge, crave organization and are likely to over-achieve.
If you roll under, you're laid-back, dependable and seek relationships with strong foundations.
If you don't care as long as it's there, you aim to minimize conflict, value flexibility and like putting yourself in new situations




Yes,as we can see, how you hang your toilet paper can say a lot about you, and , as we can see, it can even reveal how much money you make. And yes, that was real information. :)

If you want to know more about this controversial issue and people's testimonies go to: Toilet paper orientation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


toilet_paper_correct_direction.gif

I always knew there was much more to it than meets the eye...or the, um nevermind.
 
Why does this thread keep showin on my page!? I still think over is better...I don't know why CC wants me to change my opinion. :(
 
Why does this thread keep showin on my page!? I still think over is better...I don't know why CC wants me to change my opinion. :(
It's part of my stealth campaign to change eveyone's mind. :p

But actually it reappears on your page whenever someone new votes on the poll, it doesn't matter if there's no new post, the thread has been updated so it shows on your page.
 
It's part of my stealth campaign to change eveyone's mind. :p

But actually it reappears on your page whenever someone new votes on the poll, it doesn't matter if there's no new post, the thread has been updated so it shows on your page.

Oh that makes sense....your campaign. Well it's not working with me I warn you ! :)
 
:rolleyes: how hilarious
OVER!! I think we should gather this information to make a behavior-personality study based on how people hang their toilet paper....Wait,there are some serious studies on this topic already:



Consequences

Toilet paper orientation is often mentioned as a hurdle for married couples.The issue may also arise in businesses and public places.

Class and politics

Sinrod observed of his survey, "60 percent of those who earn $50,000 or more prefer it to be over and 73 percent of those who earn less than $20,000 prefer under"

Character

In his 2003 book 10 Steps to Sales Success, Tim Breithaupt proposes a set of four personality types evolving from Carl Jung's work: Socializer, Director, Thinker, and Relater.

Gilda Carle, a therapist and Cottonelle consultant, offers her theories on character traits: If you roll over, you like taking charge, crave organization and are likely to over-achieve.
If you roll under, you're laid-back, dependable and seek relationships with strong foundations.
If you don't care as long as it's there, you aim to minimize conflict, value flexibility and like putting yourself in new situations



Yes,as we can see, how you hang your toilet paper can say a lot about you, and , as we can see, it can even reveal how much money you make. And yes, that was real information. :)

If you want to know more about this controversial issue and people's testimonies go to: Toilet paper orientation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


toilet_paper_correct_direction.gif
 
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LOL ( i want it that way lalalalala ...- Quote from a backstreetboys song )
 
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Chuck Norris toilet paper automatically corrects itself when someone installs it wrong, and one square is more absorbent than 20 sham-wows.
 
Again with Chuck Norris.... :confused: ....group therapy room perhaps.....:D
 
i voted OVER...but if its wrong when i go into the bathroom im too lazy to bother fixing it :P yes it bugs me but like i said..im LAAAZYYY
 
Gilda Carle, a therapist and Cottonelle consultant, offers her theories on character traits: If you roll over, you like taking charge, crave organization and are likely to over-achieve.
If you roll under, you're laid-back, dependable and seek relationships with strong foundations.
If you don't care as long as it's there, you aim to minimize conflict, value flexibility and like putting yourself in new situations

Very interesting. Sorta me, but at the same time, not. lol