A searching question

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by Umbra, Sep 27, 2012.

  1. Seeing as how the current trend is for posts about prostitution, drugs, child abduction, recruitment, racism, religion, the weather, what have you done today, how old you are, dead policewomen etc, I wanted to ask a question that has been bothering me for some time

    Are you a moist wiper, or old fashioned dry type of guy?
    And why? (I think that's what you say on posts like this?)

    When I was young it was a sheet of glossy Izal and I don't recall being any the worse for it
    Have we gone soft on botties? Is the tag nut a thing of the past?

    I'll get a poll going if this takes off:upyeah:
     
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  2. We use the Sun at work as that's all its fit for.
     
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  3. We use both :)
     
  4. I've never understood how Izal was ever seen as a reasonable solution.
     
  5. I thought Izal was only really for polishing! If my memories of school days are correct it was the most useless stuff ever! I think moist wipes are probably a good invention, but as we have a septic tank we can't use them as they don't break down like paper.
     
  6. I have nothing to say on this

    (had to say that, just so everyone knows) :wink:
     
  7. Is there are NON thanks for a useful post?
     
  8. Dry followed by wet I hope?
     
  9. As a D16RR owner in waiting, I can only guess, but I suspect that you are a 15 sheets of Bronco industrial, a brief polish with a Waitrose own brand aloe vera flushable, then a short waft of warm air from your flunky with his Babyliss on 150 watts?

    Don't ask me how I know this:biggrin:
     
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  10. No wet then dry off :)
     
  11. Hey Umbra,

    Have you bought a copy of El Toro's book, 1001 forum questions?

    Im sure that one will be in it somewhere.....
     
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  12. I'm just inquisitive of my fellow forum members. How else will I get to know you? :wink:
     
  13. My parents must be some of the most brand loyal consumers in the world.

    Tea can only be Twinings, soap has to be Pears (after decades of Wrights Coal Tar tyranny).

    Similarly, for decades, bog paper was only Bronco. Then miraculously, some time after I left home, it mysteriously became Andrex. There must have been something about wartime austerity that they liked.

    Having a poop elsewhere (inevitably) opened my eyes to the fact that Bronco was only good for making kazoos with when teamed with a comb.
     
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  14. Sir, as always, you provide us with amusing insight and a useful historical reference. You got me thinking, so I consulted Messrs Google on matters cloacopapyrological and found this, an amusing read for a Friday

    The Ephemera Society - The discipline of cloacopapyrology!

    Enjoy
    Thanks to our other contributors too:upyeah:
     
  15. Lol wonder what your next question will be???
    Going back to paper I remember that paper they had it in school one side shiny one side not
    Not good for girls as the pee rolls off
    :-/
     
  16. love it , solar power to dry your ass/knob:cool: .....i wanna work there!!!!!!!! .............................................imagine ,rows of workers ,knobs out facing south hands on hips talking about productivity and solar energy ............... :biggrin: actually on tour the piss pipes (a drainpipe into the ground at 45degree's) used to get clogged by the italians ,as they would use the paper to wipe their tadgers .........gotta love the italiano's :cool: we should of put out izal..............:eek:
     
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  17. Really? Thought the wet bit was to make sure all the clag was cleaned out of your crack hair?
     
  18. Gotta say I'm not into threads like this :rolleyes:

    Pervy ones, yes :upyeah:
     
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