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7 done, 7 more.
woohoo. half-way through.

and only...6....out of 7 are study-able.fine.
i somehow thought there were less.


by the way.
one day while cleansing and refreshing myself, i had a realisation-

the flaw with showers is that, at any one time, not all your body surface area is exposed to water (why? because you can't have a constant film of water over your body the WHOLE time), meaning that some surface areas are exposed to water more than others. Not very cool eh?

while with bathtubs, your whole body surface area is exposed to water all the time, ta-dah! excellent eh? however, sadly and disgustingly, we rise out of the same dirty water, meaning our body would have some of that gross residue still.

THEREFORE, i propose, purely in terms of hygiene and effectiveness,

A bathtub with a constant flow of water, meaning there's an initial amount of water placed in it, and then as one bathes, a flow of water is executed.

Get the idea?

....of course.
this would be highly expensive.
and very un-eco-friendly.
therefore my friend, do this only if you have a solution on how to save all this water in the end.


cheerio.



half-half.