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2002-06-17 10:16 p.m. NO BATHING CONTEST PART 1 On Sunday, June 8th at about 12:00 PM, Andie, Tollef, and I began a dangerous and challenging contest. We decided to see who could go the longest without bathing.
PERMITTED: � Washing up in a sink � Washing with wet wipes, paper towels, napkins, toilet paper � Sponge�bathing in a sink � Washing hair in the sink � Washing face, hands, feet, or individual body parts in the sink � Getting wet for fun, such as swimming, wading, hot�tubbing, surfing, water�sliding, water balloon fights, canoeing, etc., as long as there is no intention of bathing and cleanliness. FORBIDDEN: � Taking a shower � Taking a bath � Using soap and other cleaning items to wash off while partially submerged in any large body of water such as a river, pool, lake, stream, bathtub, or puddle. � Using soap and other cleaning items to wash off while located under a stream, spray, downpour, or deluge of any sort. This includes showers, waterfalls, rain, garden hoses, broken fire hydrants, sprinklers, etc.
� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Here is the progress of the contenders so far:Tollef: For shame. Set sights for failure: he lasted only one day. Andie: Before we started, she made a big deal claiming that she could go for an entire month without bathing. And what happend? She wimped out after a paltry two days. Read about her depressing display of cowardice and failure here. Justin: As of right now, it has been 8.5 days since my last official full�body cleaning took place. During the last 8.5 days I have not only avoided bathing and showering, but I have also kept acts of personal hygiene to an absolute minimum. Here is a record of my washing from the last 8.5 days: � Washed hands numerous times � Wore the same socks four days in a row � Washed crotch, butt, and surrounding area numerous times in the sink � Washed face three times � Washed hair in the sink at work once � Washed hair in the sink at home once I have not been writing much about the contest because not only did I win within the first two days, but also because the effects have not been particularly out of the ordinary for me�what is there to write about, really? I hardly bathe anyway, so this is not very different. I don't really smell yet, and I am only just beginning to notice some oiliness on my back and shoulders. My feet could really use a good scrubbing, though. Wearing the same socks every day for four days was not a good idea. I have been careful to change my socks every day since then. I will post more details and pictures as they become interesting and available. PREVIOUS ENTRY - NEXT ENTRY |