Wipe Ass facts
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In Ancient Greece, they used pottery shards to wipe their ass after a dump. Sometimes these pottery fragments would be inscribed with the name of an enemy before being used.
The slang word "cornhole" comes from the old practice of using dried corn cobs for wiping one's ass.
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People wrote to Sears and complained about the company's shift to using glossy paper on their catalogs, since they couldn't use it to wipe their ass after defacation.
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How people with long fingernails wipe their ass.
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You can buy 22k gold 3 ply toilet paper to wipe your ass with.
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How to correctly wipe your ass in the military fashion.
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Some people wipe their ass standing instead of sitting on a toilet.
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Henry VIII, over the course of his reign had four "Grooms of Stool", whose job it was to wipe his ass. All four were eventually knighted.
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In ancient Greece people used to wipe their ass with stones. In order to conserve wiping stones there was a common phrase "Three stones are enough to wipe". This was the inspiration behind the three shells in Demolition Man.
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Nearly half of people stand up to wipe their asses
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Before toilet paper was invented, Americans used corn cobs to wipe their ass
