We all know that there's nothing like a good book or mag to peruse whilst you're laying a cleveland steamer so what's everyone's current lavatorial companion?
At the moment i have 'The Rise And Fall Of ECW' on the go.
Nice.
Reading on the bog.
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Reading on the bog.
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Re: Reading on the bog.
I dont read on the bog.
I play tetris on my gameboy.
I used to read comics tho on there
I play tetris on my gameboy.
I used to read comics tho on there
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Re: Reading on the bog.
I've gone as far as to bring my laptop into the toilet on most occasions. You can watch a film, go on the internet, look at porn...
Otherwise, I've just started reading On The Road by Jack Kerouac, which is nice.
Otherwise, I've just started reading On The Road by Jack Kerouac, which is nice.
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Re: Reading on the bog.
I've never tried reading on the toilet, I'm just never in there long enough.
I may give it a try later though, I'm reading through ''When Will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops?'' by George Carlin again, so that'll be very nice.
I may give it a try later though, I'm reading through ''When Will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops?'' by George Carlin again, so that'll be very nice.
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Re: Reading on the bog.
Spencer wrote: I'm just never in there long enough.
Being on the toilet in your house is one of the most manly things in the world
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Re: Reading on the bog.
i dont see the need to be on there long enough to read.
i just wipe...and go!
also now and again when im getting ready for work,i see the odd empty tea/coffee mug on the bathroom windowsill where either my bro or dad have had a cuppa while shitting.
i just wipe...and go!
also now and again when im getting ready for work,i see the odd empty tea/coffee mug on the bathroom windowsill where either my bro or dad have had a cuppa while shitting.


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Re: Reading on the bog.
This morning I watched about half an hour of Aliens. I wasn't doing a poo for the whole half hour, but the action was so riveting I couldn't get off the toilet.
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Re: Reading on the bog.
I don't take in anything too taxing, I prefer things with lots of pictures, such as my books of WWI and WWII propaganda cartoons. Zines are also quite good because they are easy to read snippets of - like Rik I don't really spend longer in there than I need to.
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Re: Reading on the bog.
Povey wrote:I play tetris on my gameboy.
HAHAHAHA! Pove you fucking wizard, I also am a Tetris-toilet person! Smashing some 9/5's while nature takes its course!
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Re: Reading on the bog.
See I knew I was not alone, its the ultimate!!! The release when you hit a big 5 line!
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Re: Reading on the bog.
Various copies of metal hammer.
I rea it, laugh, then wipe my ass with it.
I rea it, laugh, then wipe my ass with it.
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Re: Reading on the bog.
I am currently reading the biography of Alistair Cooke (Letters from America fame) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alistair_Cooke.
I always read on the toilet until my feet go numb, Then I know I am done. I find it hard to do a number two now without a book which can be quite awkward.
Reading on the toilet is what all men of calibre do.
I always read on the toilet until my feet go numb, Then I know I am done. I find it hard to do a number two now without a book which can be quite awkward.
Reading on the toilet is what all men of calibre do.
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Re: Reading on the bog.
jonny_boy34 wrote:I've gone as far as to bring my laptop into the toilet on most occasions. You can watch a film, go on the internet, look at porn...
Otherwise, I've just started reading On The Road by Jack Kerouac, which is nice.
dont your parents ever get suspicious when you take a laptop to the bathroom?
or when you come out of the bathroom with the laptop under your arm?


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Re: Reading on the bog.
even though i have a shite pc and i cant play games i read pc gamer, its my favourite magazine and i like keeping up to date with these things, its really the way its written why i enjoy is so much


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Re: Reading on the bog.
Do you think it is an exclusively male phenomenon?
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