I never got the whole 'read on the toilet seat' thing, maybe its because i have plenty of fibre, but i have never needed to be on the seat long enough to be able to read anything, even a quick glance!Fran wrote:That made me laugh ... I used to work with a guy who used to bring a book to the men's room with him & be 'missing' for ages - and he was an 'adult'.BookWorm617 wrote:In bed or on the couch. When I was a kid I would sit on the toilet bowl and read for hours. Can you say numb ass!! LOL
Maybe he had a bowel problem ... not something you could ask
Where do you like to read a good book?
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That's why I prefer to buy books instead of borrowing them in library. You never know where people take the book
By the way, I saw a man reading a book while walking today. I couldn't resist to smile
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LOL You guys are funny!! I didn't read while I was going LOL...I would close the toilet and sit on the cover. Although I do read while I go potty now... I don't sit there for hours!!StephenKingman wrote:I never got the whole 'read on the toilet seat' thing, maybe its because i have plenty of fibre, but i have never needed to be on the seat long enough to be able to read anything, even a quick glance!Fran wrote:That made me laugh ... I used to work with a guy who used to bring a book to the men's room with him & be 'missing' for ages - and he was an 'adult'.BookWorm617 wrote:In bed or on the couch. When I was a kid I would sit on the toilet bowl and read for hours. Can you say numb ass!! LOL
Maybe he had a bowel problem ... not something you could ask
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But lots of men bring in the paper or a magazine whilst on the seat, now even that requires a few minutes reading, my fibre keeps me on and off in seconds...and im sure you all really wanted to know thatBookWorm617 wrote:LOL You guys are funny!! I didn't read while I was going LOL...I would close the toilet and sit on the cover. Although I do read while I go potty now... I don't sit there for hours!!StephenKingman wrote:I never got the whole 'read on the toilet seat' thing, maybe its because i have plenty of fibre, but i have never needed to be on the seat long enough to be able to read anything, even a quick glance!Fran wrote: That made me laugh ... I used to work with a guy who used to bring a book to the men's room with him & be 'missing' for ages - and he was an 'adult'.
Maybe he had a bowel problem ... not something you could ask
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Thanks for sharing this. I was just about to ask you about that...StephenKingman wrote:But lots of men bring in the paper or a magazine whilst on the seat, now even that requires a few minutes reading, my fibre keeps me on and off in seconds...and im sure you all really wanted to know thatBookWorm617 wrote:LOL You guys are funny!! I didn't read while I was going LOL...I would close the toilet and sit on the cover. Although I do read while I go potty now... I don't sit there for hours!!StephenKingman wrote: I never got the whole 'read on the toilet seat' thing, maybe its because i have plenty of fibre, but i have never needed to be on the seat long enough to be able to read anything, even a quick glance!
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We'll all sleep better knowing thatGotThatSwing wrote:Thanks for sharing this. I was just about to ask you about that...StephenKingman wrote:But lots of men bring in the paper or a magazine whilst on the seat, now even that requires a few minutes reading, my fibre keeps me on and off in seconds...and im sure you all really wanted to know thatBookWorm617 wrote: LOL You guys are funny!! I didn't read while I was going LOL...I would close the toilet and sit on the cover. Although I do read while I go potty now... I don't sit there for hours!!
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Every library should have a "Guard" stationed outside the toilets and not let anyone in who is carrying a book. I can just see it, "SIR STEP AWAY FROM THE DOOR AND RETURN THAT BOOK!".GotThatSwing wrote:My concern about books from library is getting more and more serious
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