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Phoenix: Public buildings in the capital of the US state of New Jersey face running out of toilet paper following a row.
Trenton's city council has refused to approve a $42,000 (£26,855) contract for paper products after baulking at its $4,000 charge for paper cups.
The toilet paper, along with other supplies, is to be used in government buildings such as city hall.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-17344145
Trenton's city council has refused to approve a $42,000 (£26,855) contract for paper products after baulking at its $4,000 charge for paper cups.
The toilet paper, along with other supplies, is to be used in government buildings such as city hall.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-17344145
Hahahaaaa ..... so .... who really needs toilet paper...? Only a government office would go without toilet paper, huh?
smoky: Hahahaaaa ..... so .... who really needs toilet paper...? Only a government office would go without toilet paper, huh?
What and go taliban? Probably more hygenic but to close to taking one for the team for my liking. I suggest they use hemp or chop down more trees.
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Trenton's city council has refused to approve a $42,000 (£26,855) contract for paper products after baulking at its $4,000 charge for paper cups.
The toilet paper, along with other supplies, is to be used in government buildings such as city hall.