Sept. 23, 2012 - Preparation

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BOLOmk33 • 09/23/2012

УРРРРААА ПРОДОЛЖЕНИЕ!!!!!

Karmakat • 09/23/2012

well not "fully prepared" it seems hehe

Gaivyn • 09/23/2012

I guess you can say he's, puts on shades, s.o.l.

Slaton • 09/23/2012

Been there done that, always check for paper first lol!

Tbolt • 09/23/2012

Never dealt with that in my college... (Lucky on both counts perhaps?)

However in the army it was a completely different matter. TP was GOLD in the field! One could make a good living scalping the little packets that came in out MREs! =^^=

Drakanor Dream • 09/23/2012

Sounds like someone made a pretty penny XD

Razmoudah • 09/23/2012

Apparently he never was a Boy Scout, otherwise he would've been better prepared.

Antonious • 09/23/2012

Never ever think you are getting the upper hand in a contest with Mr. Murphy (of Murphy's Law). The best you may hope for is a draw where both sides withdraw from the field of contest in a gentlemanly manner. More likely, you will be glad to have minimized the damage and move on as quickly as possible.

@Tbolt: My best goldmine was cigs. I was in the Navy. The sub I was on went out on a one week cruise during which we were invited to take part in an exercise that lasted a week. By the time we got into port again, a cigarette was selling for an opening bid of $1. I had just bought a month's worth of them before we set sail. MUWAHAHAHA

Choo Choo George • 09/23/2012

Always look before you dump, erh, leap, I mean leap!!

LionkingCMSL • 09/24/2012

I almost always check the stall for TP before using it.

Being Jan is alone he can just check the other stalls.

Razmoudah • 09/24/2012

At which point it is guaranteed that someone will come in and "catch him with his pants down".

Mr. Ookami • 09/25/2012

Why has no one learned? Check before you sit down. I always do. Or bring your ownT.P.

Darren100 • 09/26/2012

I really love this series! It makes me laugh all the time! Plus the way you draw is amazingly good.

Chris "Foxx" Yost • 09/29/2012

I've had the auto-timer turn the lights off on me in the stall. Ain't fun!

But I checked for TP before I went in there in the first place! Silly!

Jeffwulf87 • 10/22/2012

LOL

Muddypaws • 11/20/2012

Like I said, I had to toss a few rolls myself to keep the light on; Sorry Jan.

Josh Allen • 01/24/2013

I got lucky and when my military unit installed these in the rest rooms, they somehow got some that would respond to noise as well.
A good thump on the stall walls would turn the lights back on, which I found out when a little irritated at having them turn off back in the depths of a dark cave of a facility.

Markius Fox • 03/02/2013

In US Army Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training, there were fully wrapped rolls of toilet paper in each stall. They were never used and sometimes 3 cycles (a BCT/AIT class) old. Instead, we were issued a roll of toilet paper per week.

I sometimes wonder what brought the US Army TRADOC (Training and Doctrine Command) to that decision.

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