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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Theres no getting away from it, no one is excluded, sooner or later during the course of the day, everyone has to use it, it first came on the scene in the year 1857, when Joseph Gayetty showed his new paper invention, the consumers didn't buy much because of the cost, so Joseph did away with it and considered it a loss, then in 1890 the Scott brothers came out with their product, finally convincing the public to get on the ball and a roll to becoming more hygienic, but in 1928 they had competition, when Charmin arrived in the stores, it was like having a softer twin sister, who could ask for anything more... then if you were around in 1978 who could forget this commercial, "please don't squeeze the charmin," starring a Mr. Whipple, and of course today, there is a much wider tp variety, that is on display at the store, I'm just so glad it was invented to help get to the bottom of a some what stubborn society, making tp on our shopping list a number one priority, and don't want to sound like a snob, but thank God we don't have to resort to still be using torn out pages from the Sears and Roebuck Catalog! Its the toilet papers almost 160th birthday for all you history buffs out there! (Something like that…not sure of the correct age!)
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