(T)ishoos.

As I inferred a couple of posts ago Mrs G and I are not exactly on the same political wavelength. Although the truth is considerably more nuanced than the traditional pigeonholing she tends towards the wacky world of the centre left whilst I exist in the parallel universe of the centre right.

And actually it’s jolly good fun that way. I suspect that dinner table conversation would be rather dull if one agreed with ones partner about everything. That said our opinions of the Dark Lord are surprisingly similar although we do differ more on what should be done about him. ‘Listening approach’ vs ’ Lamppost’ provides a brief summation.

Of course in the week running up to the local council elections (and of course the vote for the London Mayor) one would expect the debate to be a little more intense.

And there has been an intense debate. But not the one you would have expected.

Forget the 10p tax band capitulation, Northern Crock etc. The great issue of the week seems to revolve (in more ways than one) one the correct way that rolls of toilet paper should be hung on their holders.

I have been suggesting that the roll should be inserted onto the holder so that the loose end of the paper is hanging behind the roll. I reckon it’s just neater that way and more child proof.

Mrs G however is adamant that the loose end should come over the top of the roll.

And after many hours of debate with no clear agreement it is time to finally reach a resolution.

Mrs. G. suggested that I run a post on the matter to gather the views of the esteemed members of the bloggerati who pass this way (pun only partially intended) and find what an unrepresentative sample of the wider world thinks.

Of course I know that I will probably have to accept that I am wrong, even though I know that I am right.