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There are people still alive who remember a world before "splinter-free" toilet paper.
-Wikipedia
Fucking OUCH
Sometimes you need that good, deep clean only a chunk of bark will give you.
Also known as "scooping"
And in 2023 the majority of Americans still have not discovered the joy of using a bidet.
Mostly because they think it will โturn you gayโ or some shit
That's my favorite Wikipedia page now. Love that Wikipedia takes itself so seriously that they actually list the uses of toilet paper.
I enjoyed "See also: Anal Hygiene"
History smells awful.
til: nokia sold toilet paper
That's a thought I did not need in my head.