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Toilet Roll Holder 13 Nov 2025 16:31 #1

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Under

Over B)

Top of cistern
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Toilet Roll Holder 13 Nov 2025 16:42 #2

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Makes no difference to me.

However when I was in the RAF, stationed at RAF Swinderby, I worked with this lad from Nottingham, he was a Notts fan and a decent bloke. We were just working away one day and his wife wandered in to our office and gave him a right good bollocking for putting the bog roll on the holder wrong. She was scary like.
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Toilet Roll Holder 13 Nov 2025 16:48 #3

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Over, she twines if I load the bog roll holder under, so as you guessed I always load it under!! Cumberland News on a nail when I were a lad - problem didn't exist.
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Toilet Roll Holder 13 Nov 2025 19:40 #4

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Didn't matter when I was at school. Izal bog roll.
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Toilet Roll Holder 13 Nov 2025 19:58 #5

Over but I tend to leave the 'spent tubes' on the sink which in terms of the reaction I receive I may as well have shat in the sink and b'daed (?) myself with the tap.
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Toilet Roll Holder 13 Nov 2025 20:08 #6

Anyone remember that British Rail toilet paper that used to flood the toilets in the trains - it was virtually like grease proof paper that used to make things worse by smearing shite all over your arse.

Any woman who let that paper anywhere near her Jack and Danny must have been mad as it would have been paper cuts galore.
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Toilet Roll Holder 14 Nov 2025 13:42 #7

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ah the tracing paper (medicated I think they called it) stuff I remember well. spread rather than wiped and scratched your bottom to shreds. It wasn't pinched though was it unlike the stuff on rolls.
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Toilet Roll Holder 14 Nov 2025 14:03 #8

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you were supposed to scrunch it up before you used it..... :lol:
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Toilet Roll Holder Yesterday 09:43 #9

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Over.

More recently that said, I've been leaving the empty on the holder and putting the 'roll in use' on the top of it. I'm constantly reminded of my disappointment with my toilet roll holder as it's one of the ones with the stupid springy bit in the middle that you have to force to one side before being able to get the sodding loo roll on. Wish I had an open ended one. The only problem with the 'stacking' method is I've knocked two into the bog accidentally and wasted a good half if not two third full roll.

I guess that's just my moronic naivety of buying my first house and not considering it. Getting a new bathroom Jan/Feb so I guess all will be OK then.
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Mouldy wrote:
I've been leaving the empty on the holder and putting the 'roll in use' on the top of it.

Moorlass would fucking kill me if I did that.
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Izal Medicated bog paper, what a terrible product. Who came up with it, and why ? Other than ' be there ' it certainly did not do what is was designed for............

Our personal health Guru's have alot to answer for, we were all taught to scrub our teeth ' up and down ' yet the people of the UK have some of the worst teeth in the developed World. But we are British, therefore all the rest are wrong..................
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Izal Medicated bog paper, what a terrible product. Who came up with it, and why ? Other than ' be there ' it certainly did not do what is was designed for............

When I joined up (1984) that was the bog roll supplied in the barrack blocks in the armed forces, except each sheet was stamped with "Property of Her Majesty's Government". I had to swipe a roll and take it home to show my mam because she didn't believe me.
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thesilentone wrote:
Our personal health Guru's have alot to answer for, we were all taught to scrub our teeth ' up and down ' yet the people of the UK have some of the worst teeth in the developed World. But we are British, therefore all the rest are wrong..................
Actually fella, recent study says we have the some of the best teeth in the world. Sure we get the piss taken out of us for not having the cosmetic, super aligned, bleached luminous white look yanks find so alluring but in terms of actual dental health, we're streets ahead.
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Toilet Roll Holder Today 13:40 #14

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feckwittery wrote:
thesilentone wrote:
Our personal health Guru's have alot to answer for, we were all taught to scrub our teeth ' up and down ' yet the people of the UK have some of the worst teeth in the developed World. But we are British, therefore all the rest are wrong..................
Actually fella, recent study says we have the some of the best teeth in the world. Sure we get the piss taken out of us for not having the cosmetic, super aligned, bleached luminous white look yanks find so alluring but in terms of actual dental health, we're streets ahead.

Don't think so.............

Oral health should be for life. The two common dental disease – dental decay and gum
disease – are chronic and the damage they cause is cumulative and costly. The NHS is still
dealing with, and paying for, the consequences of disease that developed more than 50 years
ago. The trends in disease prevalence and the way it has been managed are visible in the oral
health of different generations. We still need to deal with this burden of the past and manage
the demands of the present, but keep a very clear focus on the future so that we can minimise
the risk, discomfort and costs for future generations”
Professor J Steele, An Independent Review of NHS Dental Services in England, 2009
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