Poll: Is it fun to take a bath?

he's..he's CRAZY.

Depends on who with. :)

. . . "with whom."

Shouldn't that be "whom?" The subject is the implied "It?"

Enough silly pedantry.

There is a great episode of Rumpole of the Bailey about a couple fighting over who has to sit at the tap end of the tub when they are bathing. So it just isn't a matter of who you bathe with but where in the tub you are bathing?

Reason #283 why I love FHDC: a post can generate not one, but two messages within three minutes correcting a "who/whom" grammatical error. ;-)

Oh, and I hate baths. Power to the shower!

PowerShower Wall....

No, you are correct, I wrote that quickly and sloppy. :)

And I also ended the sentence with a preposition which is something one should never end a sentence with. :)

I always loved this story:

On this subject, a story involving Winston Churchill is often told. When an editor dared to change a sentence of Churchill's that appeared to end inappropriately with a preposition, Churchill responded by writing to the editor, "This is the kind of impertinence up with which I shall not put." His purpose was to illustrate the awkwardness that can result from rigid adherence to the notion that prepositions at the end of sentences are always incorrect.

BUBBLE BATH!!!!!!!! WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!

But you know.. You have to take a shower after.. or you really should be taking a shower after. So take 30-45 min for a bath, than another 15-25 for a shower.. I have to be motivated to take a bath.

15-25 for a shower???? What are you doing there, reading a book?

:D

Try shaving your legs and see how long it takes. :P

Well, valid point. :)
But that still doesn't account for THAT much time... how long can it take? 5 mins?
(Never done it.. so... ) :D

lol...probably longer than you'd think. I'll have to keep a watch by the tub next time and let you know.

It takes a while. It's a lot of ground to cover and rushing makes cuts happen! Plus...there's the conditioner factor, for me. I have to let that sit a couple minutes before rinse. :)

Why am I picturing you with conditioner on your legs letting it sit a couple of minutes before you can shave?

Because you're disturbed and I'm not very specific? :)

AAAAHHHAAAHAHAHA!! We should have brought this to fhdc the first time we had an appropriate shower time conversation!
I am such a winner right now. *grin*

Oops...I forgot to time it today. I'll try to remember the next time. If I had to guess I'd say 20 minutes to do underarms, legs and bikini line. :S

5 minutes if you want to slice up your legs like a carrot!� Yeesh.

Okay I timed it today.
I did all the things I could do out of the shower first - washed and exfoliated and toned face so this is not included in the showering time.
All I did was shampoo, condition, body wash, quick exfoliating and shaving (not in that order clearly) �Started at�12:06 end 12:30.
I even rushed through the shaving leaving me with 3 niks and a really awful razor burn under my right knee, all that just so Nate might possibly have a chance of winning.

In a study of Princenton Students the average shower time is 12.5 minutes so that is just a bit above average.

... i take showers.

i can be in and out in five minutes or less. but that's because i no longer wash my hair every day. which i'm having trouble adjusting to. however, my curls are starting to make more of an appearence --so it's working.

my average shower with shaving pits and washing/conditioning hair can be anywhere from 15-25 minutes, that's exfoliating and blahblahblah.

but once a week or so, i take a long soak, and really really scrub, shave the legs, etc.

and then while the tub is draining i take a quick rinse under the shower--just a minute or two maybe five if i need to wash my hair.

but i really enjoy a long quiet bath. on my own. with another person is just crowding into my quiet time.