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What is the right way to have your toilet paper?
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My toilet paper is sideways.
Same, on a vertical spike.
As a warning to other toilet paper rolls.
Even potentially sentient toilet paper rolls aren't safe from Vlad the Impaler.
... Left or right?
Front side faces the person currently shitting.
I have a ledge above my toilet or a commode next to the toilet. Who needs this weird holder in the first place?
3D printer went brrrr, so I got myself a bona fide sideways toilet roll holder
It's because of the way the toilet is facing. I would actually rather not have toilet paper, I didn't grow up with it and the only reason I have it now is because the place is made to have guests.