Y2Krapola

Jan 1, 2000, 1:34 AM ET7 posts by 5 posters
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Well, some of you have already experienced the turn of the century. So, how did it go? Has the looting started yet? Is all the power off? Are there jet airliners falling out of the sky all around you?

I kid you not, I was at my local groceteria tonight, and they had plenty of everything... except bottled water and toilet paper!

The water I can understand, but whats the deal with the toilet paper? Is this stuff going to turn into gold at midnight or something?

Then again, I guess you would need alot of toilet paper to soak up all that water, huh?

Happy new year to all. May the coming year bring you all the things you want, and none of the things you dont.

Kidstuff 10:30 PM [PST] USA

Think about it, when you don't have it isn't toilet paper worth its weight in gold? If you were in a stall in a public restroom and all you had was a five dollar bill, wouldn't you trade it for five singles to have more to work with?

It's the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine).

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I would trade it for some regular paper without bugs and bacteriums. Some water would help too.

SpamlessDean Humphries

On 01 Jan 2000 06:47:39 GMT, [email] (Dean Humphries) wrote:

That's a tough call. I think for five bucks, I ought to get the guys shirt sleeve. Actually, I try to be better prepared than that. If I had my fiver, I'd probably have my ever-ready emergency supply of two-ply. [and bottle of water]

Zachary ZulkowskiDean Humphries

Believe me, there are plenty of time when I ran fresh out of toilet paper, I know how valuabe it can be. And Thurgood was right, NO PAPER TOWELS!!!!