Who Wants A Kick-Ass Bathroom? I Do! I Do!



Friday 26th January 2007 - 8:28:26 AM

This contest goes right along with my obsession with bathrooms.

The “Pimped Out John Sweepstakes” is Roto-Rooter’s best idea ever!

The sole winner will receive a bathroom fit for multi-tasking gods, complete with a flat-panel TV, DVR, Xbox, laptop, iPod, speakers that double as the toilet paper holder, a kegerator, and of course a state-of-the-art toilet.

The winner will be announced on April 25th, which – and I’m sure the Roto-Rooter marketing guys thought of this – is National Plumber’s Day.

Gotta love those plumbers! I sure as heck don’t want that job. A Roto-Rooter guy lives across the street from me and I am thankful every time I see his truck. Thankful that’s it’s not parked in my driveway because he’s inside my house fixing my plumbing. My last house had some plumbing issues and it wasn’t very fun. Much better at this house, but if I do have a problem, I’ll just walk across the street.

Ever wonder how people wiped themselves before toilet paper was invented?

*Newsprint, paper catalogue pages in early US

*Hayballs, Scraper/gompf stick kept in container by the privy in the Middle Ages

*Discarded sheep’s wool in the Viking Age, England

*Frayed end of an old anchor cable was used by sailing crews from Spain and Portugal

*Medieval Europe- Straw, hay, grass, gompf stick

*Corn cobs, Sears Roebuck catalog, mussel shell, newspaper, leaves, sand- United States

*Water and your left hand, India

*Pages from a book, British Lords

*Coconut shells in early Hawaii

*Lace was used by French Royalty

*Public Restrooms in Ancient Rome- A sponge soaked in salt water, on the end of a stick

*The Wealthy in Ancient Rome-Wool and Rosewater

*French Royalty-lace, hemp

*Hemp & wool were used by the elite citizens of the world

*Defecating in the river was very common internationally

*Bidet, France

*Snow and Tundra Moss were used by early Eskimos

Source: ToiletPaperWorld.com

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