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<blockquote data-quote="aviator41" data-source="post: 2298598" data-attributes="member: 30309"><p>Seems like the human race has gone at least 2,000 years without the need of wet-wipes for your arse. Heck, there are parts of the world that still use their left hand. Just one more way we humans seem to want to reinforce our reliance on fiddly, wasteful stuff. I, for one, am perfectly fine wiping my hind quarters the way I've always wiped it. </p><p></p><p>I'm proud to say that, so far, I've not become ill, contracted any disease, had problems with my septic, or been otherwise adversely affected by the use of a dry (albeit soft, I have my limits), biodegradable paper product to wipe my outy hole. </p><p></p><p>I don't have crap on any other part of my body. I don't eat with my arse hole. I don't grasp objects with it. comparing it to 'any other part of your body' is irrelevant. I do things with that part of my body I don't do with other parts and visa versa. If you handle tools, food, or other objects with your butt and need it 'extra clean' for that reason, by all means go for it.</p><p></p><p>I, for one, do not. So yes, just wiping till it's clean good - has been since the dawn of time. this product doesn't change that. Perhaps if I were a germaphobe I might see this product useful. Alas, I just wipe my butt like every other dude - I leave my immune system up to the rest.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aviator41, post: 2298598, member: 30309"] Seems like the human race has gone at least 2,000 years without the need of wet-wipes for your arse. Heck, there are parts of the world that still use their left hand. Just one more way we humans seem to want to reinforce our reliance on fiddly, wasteful stuff. I, for one, am perfectly fine wiping my hind quarters the way I've always wiped it. I'm proud to say that, so far, I've not become ill, contracted any disease, had problems with my septic, or been otherwise adversely affected by the use of a dry (albeit soft, I have my limits), biodegradable paper product to wipe my outy hole. I don't have crap on any other part of my body. I don't eat with my arse hole. I don't grasp objects with it. comparing it to 'any other part of your body' is irrelevant. I do things with that part of my body I don't do with other parts and visa versa. If you handle tools, food, or other objects with your butt and need it 'extra clean' for that reason, by all means go for it. I, for one, do not. So yes, just wiping till it's clean good - has been since the dawn of time. this product doesn't change that. Perhaps if I were a germaphobe I might see this product useful. Alas, I just wipe my butt like every other dude - I leave my immune system up to the rest. [/QUOTE]
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