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Lego those war crimes
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cat households like to do it that way, so it's harder for the cat to unroll it
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Does this set have a cat?
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If it doesn't, one should be placed in front of the tp, looking at it forlornly.
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Never thought about that, good point
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It would be better to just get rid of the cat.
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maybe, but humans don't get a say in this. the cat calls the shots
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It's good to show the wrong way intentionally here. We don't want to confuse people that this could be a real house, with a real bathroom, so I can appreciate that they intentionally do things wrong so you could walk in, see the TP is in the wrong position, and instantly go:
"I'm in a Lego bathroom, this is not real"
And boom, no more being trapped inside the lego bathroom.
Those are the rules.
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I believe this is building code
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Some of the comments on Reddit made a good point, it’s so you can obviously see what it is, rather than looking like a solid block.
It’s still 100% wrong though.
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FYI, your account is marked as "bot", is it on purpose?
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Blaze I love you but this post is just !actually_infuriating@lemmy.world
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It's just a TP mullet
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Them’s fightin’ legos
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At one point the toilet roll holder my landlord put in fell apart. So I made a new, better one. A toilet roll holder that actually keeps enough distance from the heckin' darn wall
So it doesn't matter, my paper is clean either way!
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Right way tp.
