Jasdip, the answer is YES! Now, for this purported issue of can't find the end... Sheesh! 96% of the time it's right there! LOL Staring right at you. How can you NOT find it? It doesn't normally tear off behind the roll like when put on incorrectly. And a little tip, start turning the roll, and you'll usually find it. There's the hint for the day. And I have to wonder, if you can't find the end of the toilet paper with both hands, can you find the other end??? :) I should start selling a new toilet paper product for you people who can't find the end. Pop-up cheek scrape. Works like facial tissue. Set it on the floor, the vanity, edge of the tub or the back of the terlit. But then there's always those who insist on being backward and have it come from the bottom of the box. But that's their problem! :)

a really good-quality umbrella (men seem to like those huge golf ones that make some sort of territory-grabbing statement, which is really annoying in NYC). tickets to some event you think he'd like (though if you get him a pair, he may feel he HAS to take you--depends on the dynamics of the relationship) a new wallet--if you can see what style he's using already. My DH gets these from time to time, and they are useful, bcs his wear out eventually. Does he use a day planner or a PDA? Could you "up the ante" by getting him a new binder, or a new case for it? Perhaps a higher-quality one than he's got? And who cares whether he can get a better deal on it than you can--the point is not how much it cost, but that you thought of it in connection w/ him. And there are always books, if you know what he likes to read. Or DVDs. And, don't pressure yourself too much. Once people get to be grownups, the importance of presents falls a little--just one small, nice thing is great. Oh--oh--TOYS! the phrase "once people get to be grownups" made me think of this. Grownups don't get toys--not TRUE toys. We get "toys," w/ quotation marks. We get iPods instead of GameBoys, DVDs instead of action figures. Get him a toy, even if it's a smallish one. Lego makes these really great little things called XPods, I think, that are $10 or so, and you can make little bitty cars, or robots, or whatever is in the Pod. (here's a pretty good selection--they change the colors periodically, though) and for $20, they have kits for making dinosaurs, etc. And for $7, there are "mini Designer" sets The XPods are neat, bcs they result in a little result, which means they go together fast, and he can stick it on his computer monitor at work, or something, without looking like an immature geek. (not that a guy who puts together Lego dinosaurs is an immature geek, mind you...) I gave the Xpod to every one of the guys in my family at Christmas this year--they didn't go ballistic, but they were amused and they thought it was fun.

tv shows that weren't full of violence and sex. having a paper boy/girl deliver your newspaper. Now you are lucky if the adult driving the mini van can throw your paper even close to your driveway. Joann...I am in TOTAL agreement. I HATE not being able to speak to a live person when calling a company. Even worse then the "Press 1 for English" is the system that is voice activated. You tell them what you want and you hear "I'm sorry I did not understand you"....Isn't that why I pressed English in the first place!!!! Nessie..you are so right! Now days it seems everything is bad for. Carbs, calories, MSG, sodium, etc....no one even gave them a second thought.

Thanks. I know just the little girl who'd love these.