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Uhh why was the toilet lid up? YDI
Who reads in the tub anymore? On the plus side, at least it wasn't an e-book; your entirely library would have been ruined then rather than just one book. I am wondering how you managed to turn the shower on while sitting in the tub. You have to touch the tub spout (or something higher up) for that to happen. Still, FYL.
Hey guys, your totally not awkward OP here. Okay, so full story, I was reading a book (Jane Eyre, to be specific) and I was resting my feet on top of the faucet, and somehow, I managed to offset the shower, which was a little pully thing on top it. And my reaction of not wanting to get the book wet, I promptly chucked it out of the tub, where it landed in the toilet. Ironic. The worst part about it that it was a library book.
Well, look on the bright side: You can dry it off and send it back to the Library chute so they don't know you got it wet and don't see you turn in the wet book, or you can dry it off, pay for it, and now you have a copy of Jane Eyre. :D
Thats a true rim-shot
Books and bathrooms never mix well
How do you just toss the book?! When I put a book down I make sure I set it down right, in a place it won't get damaged.
Just another reason to keep the lid closed. Not only does it look better down, it keeps waste particles from spraying out when you flush, and it stops items from falling in.
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Well, it looks like your plan to keep your book dry went down the toilet. Literally.
Instead of just turning the shower off again...