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The Book

1. Introduction
   
   • Are You a Folder or a Crumpler? (survey)

   • What Makes Us Experts?

   • A Note About Pronunciation

   • The Rating System

   • Medical Disclaimer

   • Preview of Ch2

2. The Toilegami Lifestyle

3. Projectiles: Be Careful!
   • The Ball

   • The Throwing Star

   • The Parachute

   • The Airplane

4. Last Minute Attire: Accessorize!
   • The Bow Tie

   • Sunglasses

   • Karate Kid Headband

   • Mummy Wrap

5. Animals: Make Friends in the Bathroom!
   • Swan

   • Flapping Bird

   • Cat

   • Unicorn

   • Dragon

6. Bowl Games: Make Boats, and Sink Them!
   • Boat 1

   • Boat 2

   • Boat 3

7. Index

8. Glossary

9. Progress Chart

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Interest in Toilegami has been increasing steadily. Currently we receive hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of visits a day. Thank you for telling your friends. We believe your efforts are paying off. And please, if you have a website, and like Toilegami, place a link to http://www.toilegami.com on your site.

January 8, 2003, Ira Dreyfuss of the AP Network News interviewed Larry about the Toilegami project. The story should run around the country on January 9, 2003. If you hear the story, we would love to hear from you.

January, Toilegami was cited by the World Almanac as the "weirdest site of the month." Here's the page. (It's under "Links of the Month")

On December 29, 2002, ZIP-FM (77.8 FM) in Tokyo interviewed one of the authors about Toilegami. When we get the tape of the interview, we will see if we can post it on the site.

On December 22, 2002, Graeme Hammond of the Herald Sun News in Melbourne, Australia ran a story about Toilegami. Here it is!. The front page of their Technology section for December 22 featured a picture of a woman wearing toilet paper sunglasses. Unfortunately, that link is now unavailable.

On December 9, 2002, William Porter of the Denver Post included Toilegami.com among sites that are great places to "waste time at work." Here is the article..

Expect more announcements when a publisher shows interest (although we might not disclose details), or when Dave Barry, Steve Martin, Ringo Starr, or Jay Leno shows interest.

And Make sure you take the survey on the first page!