I’ve never felt cleaner…

I’ve never felt cleaner…

posted on 17 Jan 2023 in Toiletries

Guess we didn’t need a toilet after all…

Photo courtesy of Primal Convoy.
Found in Chiba, Japan. 

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ALGERNON
ALGERNON
1 year ago

The hint is in the water

ALGERNON
ALGERNON
1 year ago

Also come in a golden

Droll not Troll
Droll not Troll
1 year ago

Aha! The 45 is the giveaway. It’s one of those cognitive tests like “Person, woman, man, camera, TV.”
Select, shower, toilet paper, water lily..

Droll not Troll
Droll not Troll
1 year ago

If you’re heeling it down the drain, who needs TP?

DrLex
DrLex
1 year ago

I guess in Japan this makes sense, with their apartments so tiny that combining the shower and toilet would save quite a bit of space.

Boris
Boris
1 year ago

I feel so used ,.. and wet.

Boris
Boris
1 year ago

When is the Shower Toilet Paper red?
When it’s Lily’s pad.

Elixir
Elixir
1 year ago

Now we know why this shower curtain shrivels to nothing every time.

Elixir
Elixir
1 year ago

You can always trust Queen for Bidet brand Shower Towels!

Elixir
Elixir
1 year ago

Your daily Haiku:

Questioning each roll,
water lily on my mind.
Rice or papyrus?

Elixir
Elixir
1 year ago

Overhead page: Wet cleanup, with frogs — aisle 33!

Elixir
Elixir
1 year ago

Try our new Cactus Flower hygiene wipes!

Elixir
Elixir
1 year ago

We snap to attention and present arms, Primal Convoy, as your parade passes — complete with a 45-shower-nozzle salute!

Elixir
Elixir
1 year ago

Gotta say, after trying out a pack of these, Zig-Zag is STILL our fav.

Elixir
Elixir
1 year ago

Save up your UPCs and win a free pond!

Marum
Marum
1 year ago

I know a water song too.

“Water friend we have in Jesus.”

Marum
Marum
1 year ago

If you dry yourself with toilet paper, you will end up coated in little bits of paper lint/

Marum
Marum
1 year ago

@Dr Lex….I think that applies to most Asian countries.

Asians in general, their sense of space, including “personal space” is minimal. compared to most Australians. It is, at first, unsettling, to have someone almost standing on your toes, when they are speaking to you.

The concept of “personal space” is interesting. When you are in a PNG village, it simply does not exist at all. I think it is good for you, to have the mores of your own society challenged….marum.

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