10 things to do while soaking in the tub.
Posted 02-13-08 at 07:46 AM by Asylum
1) Count all of your fingers and toes, just in case your Mum forgot to do it when you were born.
2) Look for any freckles or moles that look like the virgin Mary, so you can take a photo and put it on e-bay.
3) Find lone, weird hair and say; 'Didn't i pluck you like, yesterday?'
4) Imagine lone, weird hair answering. 'You think you have problems. I was promised a place on your head. Instead i have to stare at your navel all day!'
5) Check for dry elbow. It is the twenty-third most common cause of depression. Dry elbow must be fought at all costs.
6) Meditate - the tub is your consciousness, your thoughts the grey, soapy water slowly draining away through the gap under the plug.
7) Think calmly and rationally about the enemies you have made, and the number of small explosive devices you will need in order to get even.
8) Check the care instructions on your flannel. You may be unaware of vital information.
9) Stretch out your legs and try to count the hairs on your big toes. If you can, your optometrist is a crook.
10) Try to remember if you have ever, in your entire life, seen the backs of your knees.
If not, ponder this: Do the backs of your knees actually exist?
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2) Look for any freckles or moles that look like the virgin Mary, so you can take a photo and put it on e-bay.
3) Find lone, weird hair and say; 'Didn't i pluck you like, yesterday?'
4) Imagine lone, weird hair answering. 'You think you have problems. I was promised a place on your head. Instead i have to stare at your navel all day!'
5) Check for dry elbow. It is the twenty-third most common cause of depression. Dry elbow must be fought at all costs.
6) Meditate - the tub is your consciousness, your thoughts the grey, soapy water slowly draining away through the gap under the plug.
7) Think calmly and rationally about the enemies you have made, and the number of small explosive devices you will need in order to get even.
8) Check the care instructions on your flannel. You may be unaware of vital information.
9) Stretch out your legs and try to count the hairs on your big toes. If you can, your optometrist is a crook.
10) Try to remember if you have ever, in your entire life, seen the backs of your knees.
If not, ponder this: Do the backs of your knees actually exist?




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