It really doesn't fucking matter, so long as I don't have to wipe my ass with the issue of Maxim I'm reading while taking a crap. Glossy paper doesn't wipe well
SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, then you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60.
I hate it when people have it roll out the bottom, I always just assumed people were lazy and then found out that they did it on purpose? WHY??? It's hard to unroll it and grab it when its stuck in the back, it doesn't make sense... When it comes from the top its hanging out there easy to tear off.
over the top. Under the bottom is where the paper is supposed to go, not the direction of the pull.
ICQ: 11120676 | Google: mindcrime | Skype: suitemindcrime|E-Mail: mindcrime AT gmail.com|PR girl with great writing skills for hire!!!! Contact me to work for YOU!|TECHIEMEDIA? 24/7 support from some of the best techs in the biz. Tell Jim that I sent you.
I don't care as long as there is a roll to use I am fucking happy! I hate when I finish doing my business then realize the roll is out... and replacement is hidden away in another room!
I have to put it under the bottom, because if I forget to shuut the bathroom dor my kid goes in there and spinsthe rol - if it is over the top, the paper ends up on the floor. If it's under the bottom it stays rolled up :D
I have to put it under the bottom, because if I forget to shuut the bathroom dor my kid goes in there and spinsthe rol - if it is over the top, the paper ends up on the floor. If it's under the bottom it stays rolled up :D
Luckily she only spins it one way lol
Tha's so weird. My experience is the opposite.
I wonder if this is like the Coriolis Effect, which makes the toilet bowl flush spin clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and counter-clockwise in the Southern -- since, I would say, the centrifugal force lifting the edge of the paper off the surface of the roll and the contact friction holding it down would be unaffected by the direction of spin?
I wonder if this is like the Coriolis Effect, which makes the toilet bowl flush spin clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and counter-clockwise in the Southern -- since, I would say, the centrifugal force lifting the edge of the paper off the surface of the roll and the contact friction holding it down would be unaffected by the direction of spin?
j-
We are in the same hemisphere, so Coriolis doesn't apply. Centrifugal force, gravity and AIR are the ruling forces. centrifigul force forces the first layer of paper away from the roll, air gets under it, and then there is no more contact friction. Gravity then pullls the paper to the ground, the kid keeps spinning the roll untill it's all on the ground.
You're more than welcome to go to your bathroom and try it :P
If you used a roll of toilet paper of standard sheet size to model the distances between the celestial bodies in our Solar System, such that one sheet = 10,000,000 miles. you'd get this data:
Sun = 0 sheets of toilet paper from the Sun
Mercury = 3.6 sheets of toilet paper from the Sun
Venus = 6.7 sheets of toilet paper from the Sun
Earth = 9.3 sheets of toilet paper from the Sun
Mars = 14.1 sheets of toilet paper from the Sun
Jupiter = 48.4 sheets of toilet paper from the Sun
Saturn = 88.7 sheets of toilet paper from the Sun
Your Anus = 178.6 sheets of toilet paper from the Sun
We are in the same hemisphere, so Coriolis doesn't apply. Centrifugal force, gravity and AIR are the ruling forces. centrifigul force forces the first layer of paper away from the roll, air gets under it, and then there is no more contact friction. Gravity then pullls the paper to the ground, the kid keeps spinning the roll untill it's all on the ground.
You're more than welcome to go to your bathroom and try it :P
Coriolis would not apply in any case as angular momentum is constant and most people's rolls are aligned horizontally rather than vertically.
You may want to check local anomalies in the Earth's magnetic field that have been especially prominent during the current solar storm as being the cause of the problem.
Of course it goes without saying that if you have a plastic or nickel-plated roll holder, none of the above applies unless you can verify the exact time the mold was cast with the manufacturer so as to have a base with with to quantumize any residual Tesla field effects.
Over the top. When there is a printed or embossed pattern on the paper, it's printed or embossed only on one side, so if you have it from the bottom, the design doesn't show.
Coriolis would not apply in any case as angular momentum is constant and most people's rolls are aligned horizontally rather than vertically.
You may want to check local anomalies in the Earth's magnetic field that have been especially prominent during the current solar storm as being the cause of the problem.
Of course it goes without saying that if you have a plastic or nickel-plated roll holder, none of the above applies unless you can verify the exact time the mold was cast with the manufacturer so as to have a base with with to quantumize any residual Tesla field effects.
Thank you, John! I totally neglected to consider the possible effects of low-energy electrostatic fields which could certainly be created by interactions between the roll and holders made of certain ferrous alloys. However, I'd say that the type of contact we normally have with rolls of TP (bare skin of the hand, and perhaps a few spins round the core) are not likely to have either the electron richness nor the length of contact to impart the kind of charge you'd need to overcome the mass of even a single sheet. I'm going to take a shit now, with cashmere wool gloves on, and conduct an experiment. Will report findings later.
It seems to me that women just DON'T CARE which way. I always like it coming from the top.. makes so much sense this way.
That is so not true. Over the top for me, every time. It just rolls off so much easier that way. And then you can fold it into those cute little hotel triangles. ;)
Comment