Ok, I missed some important info, I guess. First, it is over the top, and yes I have a cat that doesn't touch the stuff. I grew up with cats and never had a problem with them using the TP as a playtoy.
Did I mention I like single ply (Scott's) better than any two-ply? And what's with the quilted and such? With an inadvertent splash the second the TP hits the mark, your fingers are through it... with the single-ply, I don't have that problem. I wonder if there are any two-ply's that are stronger than a single ply? Maybe I've just got a tough butt that doesn't have to be pampered!
And how about this: why is it that
I'm the only one who can change the roll? Is it too difficult for other members of my household to push the spring-loaded axle and take off the empty tube and replace the roll? I mean, c'mon, aren't they just sitting there with nothing to occupy their hands and minds at the moment? Apparently they are too busy with something else to bother putting the new role on properly...
Maybe I'm old-fashioned, but there is just something unnatural about spraying your butt with water, but I'm not too old to try it out if I happen to find a bidet somewhere. I don't stay in THOSE kind of hotels... ;-)
BTW, if you like this kind of humor, told with a Maine accent (AYUH!), try Joe Perham's "That Wonderful Old Two-Holer" tape/CD - it'll split your gut! It's where I finally learned what BS, MS, and PhD really meant (ref.
http://www.mainehumor.com/jp3.htm).
http://www.mainehumor.com/jp1.htm