explains our anonymous submitter: “we have a breakdown in communication at this place.”

related: what, no bubble letters?

this note was posted in the girls’ toilets at a college dorm in canberra, australia.

later, this note was slipped under the doors of everyone on the floor.

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j. star says he found this passive-aggressive twist on the old rspca campaign/scottish band in a cincinnati parking lot. (pet-lovers: just to let you know, it was crumpled up on the ground, not on his windshield.)

related: i can has guilt trip?

ellen in san francisco says this note is but the latest development in what has become a toilet paper-thin relationship with her passive-aggressive roommate. it started two months ago, she says, when her roommate “decided after six months of sharing that i was no longer allowed to use her toilet paper. i should mention that she never once asked me to chip in for toilet paper, and i never really had an opportunity to buy more because she bought it in bulk and we always had a huge supply.”

ellen obliged “until this morning, when nature called and i had just run out.” when ellen got home, this work of art (my favorite line: “now that we’ve settled this”) was waiting for her.

adds ellen: “funnier still is that this roommate freaked out on another roommate for leaving a note. she yelled at her, ‘if you have a problem with me, talk to me, don’t leave me a note. be an adult about it.’ nice to see she followed her own advice.

related: it always comes down to the toilet paper

writes an anonymous student at binghamton university: “some grad students are mad about the teaching load for TAs, so they have been putting up these posters in order to raise awareness.”

adds our submitter (with a yawn): “i am now more aware of how douche-y they are.”

related: or take a cab!!!