The Vent and Rant Thread

[John F]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

That's why I make sure there is a spare roll of toilet paper in the bathroom and I top it up with another roll if need be. That solves the problem.

If you need 2 extra rolls, you may want to consult a healthcare professional.

[Sirtel]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

That's why I make sure there is a spare roll of toilet paper in the bathroom and I top it up with another roll if need be. That solves the problem.

I keep several rolls in the bathroom.

[Sirtel]

Originally Posted by John F

If you need 2 extra rolls, you may want to consult a healthcare professional.

I use toilet paper for other things too. Like drying the cat litter scoop after washing it and so on.

[ownedbycats]

Originally Posted by John F

If you need 2 extra rolls, you may want to consult a healthcare professional.

I normally keep a package under the sink and another in the closet. I forgot to swap out the empty package when I got to the end.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by John F

If you need 2 extra rolls, you may want to consult a healthcare professional.

Not 2 extra rolls. One extra roll.

[PeterT]

Thanks for all the discussions of Toilet Rolls. I have to replenish the backup store in the bathroom I use; installed the last spare roll last week!

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[Sirtel]

Originally Posted by PeterT

Thanks for all the discussions of Toilet Rolls.

What could be more fascinating, or more universal - no matter the country, the political situation, the climate concerns, gender, age or health status, everyone must always use the toilet several times a day, without exception.

[ApK]

Originally Posted by Sirtel

What could be more fascinating, or more universal - no matter the country, the political situation, the climate concerns, gender, age or health status, everyone must always use the toilet several times a day, without exception.

I served with a supply unit in the Navy. Our mission was often summarized as "making sure the warfighters have ammo and toilet paper."

[cromag]

Perhaps a uniquely American pastime -- chasing down problems in a medical bill. (It's funny how errors in a medical bill always result in overcharging the patient.)

[ApK]

Originally Posted by cromag

Perhaps a uniquely American pastime -- chasing down problems in a medical bill. (It's funny how errors in a medical bill always result in overcharging the patient.)

Somehow, despite having medical and billing professionals on one end, and insurance and claims professionals on the other, it always seems to be the job of the paying customer, who knows nothing about the subject and whom they are all supposed to be serving, to solve all the problems they cause.

That whole industry needs severe reform.

[CRussel]

Originally Posted by ApK

That whole industry needs severe reform.

Sorry, at the risk of a Mod sending us to P&R, that whole industry needs _replacing_ with a more rational version that recognizes health care as a basic human right.

[PeterT]

That sudden realization that.... you haven't yet had all the coffee you'd made; the French Press still has half a mug left And... it's not cold yet!!

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[Wetdogeared]

Originally Posted by PeterT

That sudden realization that.... you haven't yet had all the coffee you'd made; the French Press still has half a mug left And... it's not cold yet!!

Heat it up in the microwave. A day or two later you'll find it's still there.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by cromag

Perhaps a uniquely American pastime -- chasing down problems in a medical bill. (It's funny how errors in a medical bill always result in overcharging the patient.)

If it's undercharging, that doesn't get reported as an error.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by Wetdogeared

Heat it up in the microwave. A day or two later you'll find it's still there.

I never ever had any of those issues because I do not like coffee or tea.