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Gordon Shumway's avatar

This leads me to conclude that the Office of Weights and Measures is infected with DEI hires.

David Bishop's avatar

I haven't used toilet paper in years. Once you use a bum gun, you never go back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTOdKirp4do

George Bredestege's avatar

No dryer. A little 🧻 or a small towel (always use a clean one) to dry.

George Bredestege's avatar

After the first time, you don’t even notice. And your ass is CLEAN. I have a LUX bidet, but same effect.

cat's avatar

Not sure when exactly this happened, but when did toilet paper get so dusty? I don't recall growing up with toilet paper dust.

Gordon Shumway's avatar

Probably the result of some way to manufacture it more cheaply.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

very sad indeed. the worst is the lady who lost a leg tho!

So now we have to weigh everything we buy, because some big fakers are fkking us over! Thanks for the warning, took my scale out!

Gordon Shumway's avatar

In 1964 gas was a quarter a gallon. Today a 1964 quarter will buy more than a gallon of gas; its silver content is worth more than 5 of today's dollars. In 1965 the psychopath LBJ took the silver out of quarters. Any quarter minted after '64 has less than 6 cents worth of metal in it. FDR stopped the minting of gold coins (now worth 120 times their face value). LBJ stopped the minting of silver coins (now worth 20 times their face value). Nixon finished the job by cutting the dollar loose from gold, enabling the fed to crank up the printing presses and dilute the value of the dollar more and more until we eventually become Germany between the wars. They can't print gold. Buy gold. And silver. And lead to guard them.

Gordon Shumway's avatar

As a boy in the 60s I could buy a Hershey bar capable of killing a diabetic for a nickel. While my dad told me of when, before WWII, he could get a cheeseburger for a nickel.

Iris Weston's avatar

The stripper club pic was a perfect fit for this lol

Freeq O’Nature's avatar

Today’s triple rolls are the size of regular rolls 20 years ago