Feb 05, 5894 | Mr Grean Jeans:
why is toilet paper the size of a hand and paper hand towels the size of a?
fanny; I dont get that i would like to know in a tight my butt is covered more than my hand
A: They make butt wipes almost the size of a paper towel, try that it might help and works better too...LOL =)....☺
Nov 16, 2010 | angelique jenista:
Science Survey! Will you please go flush a hand towel down your toilet and tell me what happens?
It's for science. I'm curious if anyone's toilet is man enough to handle it.
A: I did it and now there is water everywhere and I can't get my towel out. How do I get my towel back?
Weird Things
It's amazing, the ideas you come up with and the times you get them. For instance, i was in the bathroom the other day (sure it sounds like it won't be a very pretty story but trust me, after you read it a couple of times the nausea will gradually fade away) and I had an opiphany!!! Actually I didn't, for one, theres a 99.999 percent chance that I spelled that wrong and two I just like saying that word, and typing it. Anyhoo, I was in the bathroom the other day and it struck me (no, not the bar of soap or the crazy lady holding the shut for her daughter....wait a minute......that was my mom, scratch that) that some of our technology does help us but it also plays weird tricks with us in the process. Like have you ever noticed that when one automatic toilet flushes all the others flush kind of like a domino effect? Well I have! And the sensor sinks and soaps and hand dryers or paper towels choose only the special people to perform their art for. I stand there with my hand waving back and...
Shopping and Stilettos!
-A working microwave—for our transitional housing program
-New or gently used women's, children's, or babies' clothing. Survivors often leave their homes with nothing but the clothes on their backs.
-Baby/Children items — diapers of all sizes, baby wipes, baby food, formula, baby socks, new car seats, strollers, and toys. Many of the survivors we serve come to our shelters with babies and small children who quickly go through these items.
-Non-perishable foods — pasta, rice, canned goods, peanut butter, etc. At any given time, we must have enough food on hand to provide approximately 150 meals a day
-Grocery store gift cards (like Albertsons, Food4Less, Vons, or Ralphs). These are used to purchase perishable foods, like bread, milk, and eggs.
-Vouchers for taxi companies (like Yellow Cab). Survivors and their children break away from violent situations 24 hours a day, and need flexible reliable transportation to get to safety
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perfect!
