Sometimes when folks abuse the system, it makes things a lot worse for those who are left behind. Take this jailbreak, for instance. Three prisoners broke out of a jail in Australia by asking for a roll of toilet paper, and making their escape when the guard opened the cell door.
Let’s think about what’s going to happen to the next prisoners who need toilet paper there. Sorry, guys, you’re on your own… Here is the story:
File photo of something involving toilet paper, 2001…
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The perfect solution for a crappy day.
- Posted by MellyHey, Sh*t head!
- Posted by rob