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Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: hottubdan on December 26, 2006, 01:38:26 pm

Title: reading in the hot tub
Post by: hottubdan on December 26, 2006, 01:38:26 pm
Just curious...
How many of you read in the hot tub? :o

In the old days I used to read the morning paper with my cup of coffee in the spa.

Now I read the paper online.  So, now I read books or magazines.

Any other hot tub readers out there? :-?
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: Brewman on December 26, 2006, 01:44:41 pm
No reading- I'd be too worried about getting the paper all wet.  Plus we usually soak in the dark, not so much during daylight.
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: NE-Phil on December 26, 2006, 01:46:01 pm
Not me. I just sit & relax.
I do my reading at drier locations!

Phil
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: lskarp on December 26, 2006, 02:04:16 pm
I do the podcast thing.  Nothing like PTI in the hottub in teh evening.  And it is a perfect 24 minutes.
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: hot tub Frank on December 26, 2006, 02:06:34 pm
No reading here
i am to busy with the kids in the tub
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: Tatooed_Lady on December 26, 2006, 03:26:55 pm
No reading here, either.....well, not in the tub, anyhow...I'm not sure how I'd go about keeping the book dry while trying to stay seated..and with a deep tub, the book would have to be up pretty high....
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: kervis on December 27, 2006, 09:19:14 am
I am a NRA member and your membership comes with your choice of one of their magazines.  I receive the American Hunter magazine, and I'll bring that in with me when I tub in the mornings alone.  I wouldn't read it otherwise, so it's a bonus for me, especially as I do hunt deer, so it's fun to dream about getting "the BIG one".  I always pick up some good tips from experienced hunters.

The steam/warmth of the water, keep my hands warm enough to complete an article, and as it is only a magazine, it doesn't matter if it gets a bit wet!  :)
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: neocacher on December 27, 2006, 10:16:57 am
I have never read in my hot tub or have a beverage in my hot tub.

I lead a boring life!

Neo
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: Brewman on December 27, 2006, 10:36:16 am
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I am a NRA member and your membership comes with your choice of one of their magazines.  I receive the American Hunter magazine, and I'll bring that in with me when I tub in the mornings alone.  I wouldn't read it otherwise, so it's a bonus for me, especially as I do hunt deer, so it's fun to dream about getting "the BIG one".  I always pick up some good tips from experienced hunters.

The steam/warmth of the water, keep my hands warm enough to complete an article, and as it is only a magazine, it doesn't matter if it gets a bit wet!  :)

 If you do get that big buck, make sure NOT to post it's picture on this forum.
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: hot tub Frank on December 27, 2006, 10:41:51 pm
Here comes the bad part.
i have found myself playing a jimmy nutrone gameboy game in the tub. :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[

Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: mxw128 on December 29, 2006, 09:49:28 am
Sure, I'll read in the tub. Usually during the summer when I have the temp cranked way down, I'll relax with a book and the jets off.  I find reading the paper kind of tough though,  I have a hard time keeping it dry....
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: hot tub Frank on December 29, 2006, 11:29:51 am
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Sure, I'll read in the tub. Usually during the summer when I have the temp cranked way down, I'll relax with a book and the jets off.  I find reading the paper kind of tough though,  I have a hard time keeping it dry....


Aaaaaaahhhhhhhhh
Did you even try to read it wet??????????????? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: reading in the hot tub
Post by: East_TX_Spa on December 29, 2006, 12:49:40 pm
(http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b206/EastTexasSpa/readingisfundermental.jpg)

This young lady asked to sit in the spa at the 2006 Great Texas Balloon Race.  She was from Kenya but now lives in Dallas.  I asked her how she liked living in Texas, she said it was nice but seemed dangerous compared to living in Kenya because of the crime.  I replied "Yes, criminals can be dangerous, but at least in Texas you don't have to worry about a lion dragging you out of the hot tub."  She conceded that point.

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