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Q: manpurses, are they used to carry toilet paper?

I used to think Chinese men looked like menlovers with their bags, but then I realized i look even more ridiculous when walking in the streets with a roll of tp in my left hand, because may i be damned for the delicious yet loosening food here. So i now use a manpurse, because i feel less ridiculous.

does anybody else use men purses for that reason?

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I'd put a few rolls of coins in there too,, just enoff to give it some weigh,, in case you need to hit sumone wit it.

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My friend carries his ipad, camera all the time……
Guess u just need a bag to carry it, and manpurse is better than put everything in the gf‘s purse and carry that……

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It's ghey. I use a backpack like a dude should do. There is no man purse only a purse. I wouldn't laugh at a dude carrying TP but a purse not only gets laughter but comments too... All deserved I may add. Laughing out loud

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