Re: Lost has crossed the line, gone too far! ("Something Nice Back

khalleron@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 sent the following on 5/5/2008 4:09 PM:
> On May 5, 12:42 pm, Jim Gysin <jimgy...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Jim Gysin sent the following on 5/5/2008 2:39 PM:
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>>> ~consul sent the following on 5/5/2008 2:19 PM:
>>>> and thus Jim Gysin inscribed ...
>>>>> Ar Q sent the following on 5/4/2008 10:47 AM:
>>>>>> Of course, I use towels to dry myself up after a shower. But the
>>>>>> skin is
>>>>>> still saturated with water. That is why the towels coming in. Only
>>>>>> in towels after 45 minutes or so, you can be totally dry.
>>>>> So you're saying you dry off faster by wrapping yourself in a damp
or
>>>>> wet towel than by putting on a dry robe or some other dry clothes?  
>>>>> (If your towel is still dry after you finish toweling off, I think
>>>>> I've located your problem here.)
>>>> Here is what I do, and this is partly lazy on my end. I take a
shower,
>>>> and I do sometimes wrap a towel around me, but most times I don't. I
>>>> do dry myself off pretty well, but there is always a hint of dampness
>>>> still lingering, it's what was absorbed by the skin. That bit will
>>>> need to air out and dry itself away. So for me, I've always been apt
>>>> to wander around **** after a shower for any goodly amount of time.
If
>>>> there is nothing I gotta do, I'll walk around sans clothing for
hours.
>>>> I may just go to the TV and watch it in the buff until I get chilly.
>>>> Wrapping a towel around me for modesties sake still lets the bits and
>>>> tackle still air out properly, if needed. :)
>>> TMI.  WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWTMI.
>>>> But also, I am not very prudish and I do feel comfortable with my
body.
>>> It's not that I'm a prude; it's just that all of the pointing and
>>> laughing gets old after awhile.
>> Make that "a while."  And fire my editor.
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>> --
>> Jim Gysin
>> Waukesha, WI- Hide quoted text -
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> May I just say that this is probably the funniest thread I ever saw on
> Usenet?

My former editor doesn't think it's very funny.  For that matter, I 
still don't find all the snickering to be very funny, either.  But at 
least the pointing has stopped.  For now.

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Jim Gysin
Waukesha, WI