What's Next to Your Toilet?

[Lemur]

The Men's Health thread got me thinking about bathroom reading material. What do you like to read whilst doing your business? What magazines help you to make plopping noises in the water? I'll kick off the proceedings:

The Economist (http://www.economist.com/). It's like Time or Newsweek, but with smaller pictures and more words. The only weekly news magazine that's absolutely guaranteed to be celebrity news-free.

CPU (http://www.computerpoweruser.com/). Good all-around computer magazine, takes up where Byte left off (that's a blatant bone being thrown to older Orgahs).

Maximum PC (http://www.maximumpc.com/). Pornography for people who enjoy computer hardware.

The wife keeps a couple of mags in there, Martha Stewart Living and Women's Fitness last time I looked.

So what's next to your can?

[Fragony]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snoecks

[LittleGrizzly]

I generally read the types of womens magazines that i mentioned in mens health, the ones with the shocking storys you just got to read, just cause thier usually close at hand....

[Somebody Else]

A sink.

[Husar]

On the toilet, I read my mind. :dizzy2:

[macsen rufus]

To paraphrase Frag somewhat:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_Eye

:book:

[Ferret]

Ewwww, who reads on the toilet? Surely it is preferable to get it out quickly and read somewhere more comfortable?

[Banquo's Ghost]

I have an old copy of the British Daily Mail, because such journalism scares the **** out of me.

[Kekvit Irae]

Various D&D sourcebooks. Currently, the Book of Vile Darkness.

[Beirut]

Several Flight Journal magazines, some Smithsonian Air & Space, a few of her Women's Health, and a few Discovery Kids magazines. (My 12 year-old has taken to reading in the can. God help me.)

[Fragony]

To paraphrase Frag somewhat:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_Eye

:book:

Just to clarify, it isn't just about art, literature and that sort of thing. Here are the covers

http://images.google.nl/images?gbv=2&hl=nl&q=Snoecks&btnG=Afbeeldingen+zoeken

2004 is my favorite.


(2004? You mean the hotlinked one? Deleted - Beirut)

[macsen rufus]

Just to clarify, it isn't just about art, literature and that sort of thing. Here are the covers


Oh, and here was me thinking we'd finally discovered Frag's cultured side :laugh4:

[SwordsMaster]

sudoku

[Martok]

A sink.
Ditto that. I used to read while on the toilet, but I almost never do so anymore. Nowadays, I just like to let my mind wander -- it's quite pleasant, actually.

[GeneralHankerchief]

(My 12 year-old has taken to reading in the can. God help me.)

I hope for your 12 year-old's sake you meant on the can... right? :hide:

As per the OT, I usually bring in whatever book I'm reading at the time.

[Geoffrey S]

Uh... right now, you don't want to know.

[caravel]

I have an old copy of the British Daily Mail, because such journalism scares the **** out of me.

~:cheers:

As to myself I keep a toilet brush next to mine. :toilet:

[DemonArchangel]

*Toilet Brush
*Plunger
*Roll of toilet paper
*Another roll of toilet paper
*Some sort of decorative doodad, possibly a snow globe.
*Towels

[SwordsMaster]

*Toilet Brush
*Plunger
*Roll of toilet paper
*Another roll of toilet paper
*Some sort of decorative doodad, possibly a snow globe.
*Towels

At DA's every cr*p is an adventure.
:laugh4:
Dude, if you use half of that equipment every time, your place must be very colourful.

[Moros]

Someting about science or something about history. Or Asterix.
And during the exams, when I notice it's going to take a while, sometimes I take my notes with me.

[Csargo]

(2004? You mean the hotlinked one? Deleted - Beirut)

for the eleventy billionth time...

[Craterus]

I think if you're in there long enough to merit reading something, there has to be a problem.

[RoadKill]

I'll probablly be done by the time I read the letter.

[Adrian II]

A Dutch philosophy book called Philosophy for in bed, bath or bathroom. The complete Heidegger in 1 minute 15 seconds. The readable Hegel. The crappable Ian Rand. That sort of stuff.

[Mouzafphaerre]

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I sketch music compositions or ponder philosophical problems doing my business. As per "Türk'ün aklı ya kaçarken ya ..çarken başına gelir" I don't enjoy 'running away' for whatever reason and prefer the other option to make up my mind. :wacko:
.

[Andres]

Whatever book I'm currently reading. We have three toilets for just me and my wife, so I can take all the time I need.