Benny Hoh Blog

History tells us that underwear as we more or less know it did not become prevalent until the late 1800's, Right around the time perforated toilet paper was invented. This is not to suggest that people did not wear some sort of undergarments before this time or that people did not have other means of wiping their asses. However my query is that was it the dreaded treadmark that led to underwear or had the development of toilet paper lead to the creation of tighter and more unwear-like undergarments because fear of treadmarks would be limited?

Today's Movie Quote:
"Death comes for us all, Oroku Saki, but something much worse comes for you. For when you die, it will be... Without honor."