Maybe these bath crystals are downright terrifying. Thanks, Carolynn.
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I'm guessing they ARE something other than soothing or they wouldn't advise you not to put them in the water....
I'm having a hard time understanding the voice of the sign.
It seems to start with a cutesy comment from management, "I hope you enjoy your tubby."
But if the sign is from the manager's point of view, it make the following really strange, "For the sake of my inner workings, please do not put any bubble bath or shampoo in the water."
Though if I be more reasonable, which probably should be "reasonable", and assume that the tub is speaking to me, then I come to the conclusion that I cannot use shampoo in the tub.
Very strange, indeed.
It begs the question: how am I supposed to wash my hair if I can't use shampoo? Or am I supposed to wash, but not rinse it?
I must add that I do like the rubber duck with the hat. More hotels should provide rubber ducks.
wv: bruiw - The person who wrote this sign must have been drinking some strange bruiw.
Maybe they're like Gremlins: Put 'em in water and you REALLY won't be soothed!
I'm with you Paul, i'm with you...
WV: poledeli, the respectful way to speak to your rubber duckie (ie politely)
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