An acquaintance has made it clear that he and his young lady take baths together. He explains that it is quite the best way to get clean.
He is a very clean man. Sparkling, in fact. I ascribe that to his ablutionary practices, about which he has a neat-o theory.
Something about two hands good, four hands better.
It does sound like there might be something to his theory.
I would like to put it to the test.
Sometime.
There is, however, a minor problem.
An issue of logistics and organization, in some ways.
For this particular scientific experiment, I shall need a guinea pig.
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