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Genius Toilet Paper Design Meme

This meme features a photograph of an anonymous skater standing on his skateboard at an outdoor skatepark during sunset, with an overlaid text joke that reads 'Whoever designed toilet paper to turn red when you're done wiping is pure genius.' The joke plays on the common bathroom experience where people get minor irritation or bleeding (often from hemorrhoids or hard stools) when wiping, so the toilet paper turns red to indicate you haven't finished wiping yet, which the meme comically praises as brilliant accidental or intentional design. It's a silly, relatable piece of bathroom humor.
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Whoever designed toilet paper to turn red when you're done wiping is pure genius.

Overview

This meme features a photograph of an anonymous skater standing on his skateboard at an outdoor skatepark during sunset, with an overlaid text joke that reads 'Whoever designed toilet paper to turn red when you're done wiping is pure genius.' The joke plays on the common bathroom experience where people get minor irritation or bleeding (often from hemorrhoids or hard stools) when wiping, so the toilet paper turns red to indicate you haven't finished wiping yet, which the meme comically praises as brilliant accidental or intentional design. It's a silly, relatable piece of bathroom humor.

Origin notes

This meme originates from 9GAG, as stated in the provided source information. It uses a casual photograph of a skater with a humorous text overlay added, and circulates across social media as a viral relatable joke about everyday bathroom experiences.

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