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Your Favorite Reading Material While In The Bathroom

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Use to always be the newspaper, tried and true. Since I have a tablet now, I also use it to check headlines on NPR/AP/BBC.

Gold digest at one office, the other it's usually you guys taking up my #2 time.

I usually have my Ipad with me and usually browse any number of websites I normally visit...BGP, ESPN etc.

1) Is this thread for real?

 

2) Did Clyde just post in a thread that's basically about :poop:?!

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I'm not in there long enough to read anything. If you have the need to sit there and read things I get it but I've heard some say they just sit there because and read whatever. I don't get that, the last place I want to waste my free time is a bathroom.

 

Being the key word. :lol2:

If I spend any time at all, its usually cause I'm at work and wanna waste some time. So I'll read Twitter.

Sports Illustrated upstairs, Bathroom Reader downstairs. Can finish SI in the week's time.

Duke's media guide. Wait, did you say reading or wiping material?

What ever book I happen to using as my reading book. Right now it's A Raging Bull: Chasing the Big Time. When I have no book to read, I always have Uncle Johns Bathroom Reader to keep me occupied.

I wish I can remember the movie and the exact quote it came from, but I remember a line that said "People Magazine is not supposed to have an article longer than the average dump."

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