Wedding Dress Made Entirely From Toilet Paper is Beautiful, Very Absorbent [VIDEO]
A wedding dress made entirely from Mr. Whipple's favorite product is absolutely stunning. "Who is Mr. Whipple?" you may ask. Oh gosh, am I old...
A wedding dress made entirely from Mr. Whipple's favorite product is absolutely stunning. "Who is Mr. Whipple?" you may ask. Oh gosh, am I old...
Jordan Silverman, a recent University of Michigan graduate, and his brother Bryan are on a roll. They're attempting to crack the world of advertising with a unique product: Toilet paper printed with ads and coupons.
Don't pooh-pooh the idea, these entrepreneurial brothers just may make a butt-load of cash!
Let's settle this, once and for all! Should the toilet paper be hung with the paper feeding from the top (over) or the bottom of (under) the roll?
Take our 'Roll Poll'
It’s an age-old question (and probably the cause of more than one marital argument): Which way should toilet paper rolls be oriented? This is serious business, people. So serious that even engineers have gotten involved. The awesome folks at EngineeringDegree.net put together an infographic covering everything from the history of toilet paper to the physics involved in how it’s hung and the pros and cons of each.
Earlier this year, the TV show ‘My Strange Addiction’ (Wednesdays on TLC) featured a woman who has one of the strangest addictions we have ever seen. Adele is a 30-year-old who likes to eat couch cushions. She doesn’t just chew on them, she actually eats them. When added all up, she has eaten a combined total of seven couches and two chairs in her lifetime.
We were so fascinated by this truly strange addiction that we decided to look for more footage of unusual eating addictions that they’ve had on the show. We certainly found them.
You can watch all 7 of them after the jump.
On November 1st, TV, print, billboard and in-store advertising will break in the North East for the world's first core-less toilet paper-Scott Naturals Tube-Free bath tissue.
Providing an everyday way to go green, the world's fir