I see what you mean, but got bad news.
There’s a third roll that’s on the left handle which is the one you take from, the handles were just folded up when I took this photo.
But you gave me a vision; imagine it like a VCR or tape deck, the paper goes from one roll to another and you spin them to wipe, your butt being the write head for the “tape”, a trail of shit getting “written” to the tape.
I want a sign with that written on it, like one of those “home sweet home” cloth ones with letters from string woven into them (no idea what’s they’re called).
We should all think like that a little more, but only a little and not for real dangerous shit.
Cross stitch, and its really easy, especially if you are just doing something simple, like lettering.
Tons of cross-stitch pattern generators out there that will convert whatever you want into a pattern. Something to consider if you are actually interested.
Is that dual bog roll? You could grab a bit with each hand and really wipemaxx with that setup.
I see what you mean, but got bad news.
There’s a third roll that’s on the left handle which is the one you take from, the handles were just folded up when I took this photo.
But you gave me a vision; imagine it like a VCR or tape deck, the paper goes from one roll to another and you spin them to wipe, your butt being the write head for the “tape”, a trail of shit getting “written” to the tape.
Like an eggbeater? Sounds kind of risky, brb.
“Sounds kind of risky, brb.”
I want a sign with that written on it, like one of those “home sweet home” cloth ones with letters from string woven into them (no idea what’s they’re called). We should all think like that a little more, but only a little and not for real dangerous shit.
Cross stitch, and its really easy, especially if you are just doing something simple, like lettering.
Tons of cross-stitch pattern generators out there that will convert whatever you want into a pattern. Something to consider if you are actually interested.
Oh interesting I was thinking of a double reverse windmill but I like where your head’s at