Product: Toilet Paper: Diagnostic
Reflective Toilet Tissue   (+1, -10)  [vote for, against]
So you can pin point the legs on your starish that need attention

Mirrored loo roll that allows the user to peer into their big brown eye during clean up.

Any morsels spied with this highly reflective (and thoroughly absorbent) paper can be extinguished with extreme prejudice.

No more paste generation on hot days!
-- Spidergoat, May 24 2001

Dirty arse detector http://www.halfbake...detector#1008253715
Same idea, different technique [phoenix, Dec 14 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Dirty arse detector http://www.halfbake...tor.html#1008253715
Same idea, different technique [phoenix, Oct 21 2004]

UnaBubba; then perhaps it would be better if it were shiny and abrasive?
-- Spidergoat, May 24 2001


Soterios; great idea, but doubtless there is a warehouse outlet somwhere on Earth piled high with goods like those you describe? Though I think I would buy some.

Or perhaps some DIY Rorshach tissue that gives you an insight into your (or god forbid, the previous person's) inner makeup?

I think abrasive people would leave a Rorschach rotory sander....
-- Spidergoat, May 24 2001


Wouldn't it be better to just have a mirror in the bowl?
Maybe with a little wiper blade? For it, not you.
Well, maybe one for you, too.
-- mcdonald107, May 24 2001


Mirror in the toilet bowl? I don't feel like flushing Hg down the toilet. Mabye a Dremel toilet paper attachment is what we need.
-- Amishman35, Dec 18 2001


Why, why, why! That's so gross and wrong! What's wrong with regular toilet paper?
-- salmon, Dec 19 2001


amis: are you talking HG Wells, mercury or some other?
-- po, Dec 19 2001


Mercury in the toilet bowl would act as a mirror, but would be bad for the environment. A dremel toilet paper attachment would clean the crack, and it could be a rotating Osama Bin Laden head. And don't forget about the Toliet Bowl Spark plug, in order to remove the odors.
-- Amishman35, Apr 23 2002



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