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#24368 10/29/01 02:06 AM
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I was wondering if there was any case study, or study at all about accelerative learning state in the... bath tub. Hehe.

I actually have found I can activate quite good while in a nice relaxing bath. Heh. It's usually when I can get some time to relax with a book, and it's worked quite well.

Well, that was my attemp to get things back in order.

-jesse






#24369 10/29/01 04:47 AM
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C'mon I'm really serious.

Would the fact of being warm or at a hotter state (above 98.6 F) help you in any being more relaxed?






#24370 10/30/01 12:07 AM
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yes.yes it would.






#24371 10/30/01 09:29 PM
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Only if it's a bubble bath. Studies have shown that people who spend long periods of time in bubble baths end up being very clean, as well as wet. I'm sure that if the water was warm, then one would exit the tub feeling clean, wet, and warm, as well.

While I think it would work for reading in the bathtub to stay relaxed, I've found that toasting pop-tarts is better performed in a drier area, like a kitchen. I have paid dearly for this, and can no longer blink, nor enjoy future bubble baths.

-Ramon http://razor.ramon.com ("I'm just sweet transvestite....from transexual, transylvania...")







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