Do you read in the bath? If yes, What?

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Do you read in the bath? If yes, What?
 
i refuse to take baths until i can afford one of those vintage bathtubs with the feet at the bottom. once i get that, i would probably read the economist in it, because i like that newspaper.
 
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The only time I really ever bath is when I am sick with the flu or similar - It's so nice to soak in hot water... Something about it makes you feel so sterile and germ-less.

Other than that, I'd rather be doing something productive... Like this forum!
 
colyn said:
What is a bath???
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I remember it was something with really hot water. You lie in it until your body temperature rises so much, you start sweating, and your skin goes wrinkly. Then you get out covered in dirty, soapy water.

Yuck. Last time, I had a shower afterwards.

I don't read in the shower.

colin
 
einolu said:
i refuse to take baths until i can afford one of those vintage bathtubs with the feet at the bottom.
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Good idea.

once i get that, i would probably read the economicst in it, because i like that newspaper.
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That would be The Economicist?

*Please insert your own remark regarding the political ideology of The Economist editors*

colin
 
*edited spelling above to hide my carelessness*

colinh said:
*Please insert your own remark regarding the political ideology of The Economist editors*
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I think the commentary is pretty educated with a traditionally conservative lean, which I don’t mind. I get tired of their commentary on politics in Russia though. I like it for its readability and global view. I can’t stand daily newspapers and online news gives me a headache (I live in Boston). Sometimes I watch MSNBC, but prefer reruns of John Stewart and Steven Colbert on Comedy Central.

…In the bathtub of course…
 
Whatever is at hand, photo magazine or book, novel, computer book, instructions for something. As I said, whatever is at hand and of interest. I tend not to bath in the bath, just soak and read, followed by a shower. No reading then of course. If at the sauna, between dry and steam or jacuzzi, I may go into the lounge to read or watch movies on my laptop. Life can be good.
 
baths are for old people, ones who feel showers are cutting into their skin.. The same ones who can't handle carbonated beverages..
 
colinh said:
I remember it was something with really hot water. You lie in it until your body temperature rises so much, you start sweating, and your skin goes wrinkly. Then you get out covered in dirty, soapy water.
colin
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Yea...now I remember....never could figure out where those bubbles kept coming from though..
 
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Nancy

You shoulf try Nikonos, just the thing for toes..., does not scurry away like soap tablets...

Noel
 
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Nancy

You shoulf try Nikonos, just the thing for toes..., does not scurry away like soap tablets...

Noel
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LOL I was being quasi-facetious... I was hoping there would be more recommendations. But yours works! :D
 
I am a shower_man all the way; and thus reading is not part of the modus operandi. But my wife is a huge bath_woman all the way; and thus she loves to soak and use the jets and read magazines, even reading her novels during those 45 min. to hour long baths.
 
If I had a bath I'd be watching TV in it. I'd put it nicely out of balance on the edge too, while blow-drying my hair.




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