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CONGRESSMEN
in Washington now resort to sun light baths in the Turkish baths of the
House of Representatives office building when they become jaded. Weary
from their intensive work and political worries congressmen find that
these sun baths restore their “pep.” The lights, when the treatment is
taken for ten minutes each day, give the patient the same benefits as
if he were spending a couple of weeks at one of the southern winter
resorts. Not only do the lights invigorate, but they also give the
patient an artificial tan. These same kind of lights were used to treat
the King of England. The busy men do not; find it necessary to disrobe
to derive the full benefit of the sun shower baths and seated before
the showers the health-giving rays bathe them from head to waist. Masks
are worn over the eyes as a protection from the powerful rays.
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JFC! How
pamprered can you get. Sunlight
baths, indeed. Such high faluting language for tanning salon, for a bunch of twig eatin', tofu fartin', lily
livered, Prius
driving, America-hating, bleeding heart liberal, blinkered, Starbucks
drinking, elitist, can't-we-all-just-get-along, granola eating,
namby-pamby, Birkenstock wearing, tree hugging, long haired,
pansy-assed, kumbaya-singing, Earth First, bed-wetting, patchouli
wearing, dirty, smelly, dope smoking, bongo playing, armpit shaved men
crying "Mother Earth is Gaia ... . oh - never
mind.
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Oh,
ReplyDeletefor a minute, there, I thought this was about the need for investigations into congressional corruption.
Will that light kill cooties?
ReplyDeleteCan't we all just get a long gun?
ReplyDeletemary
Damn Rodg, dont pop a vein.
ReplyDeleteTim
I thought turds shriveled in the sun?
ReplyDeleteI was trying to write a snarky comment but found all I could think of was "Fu** them and the horse they rode in on."
ReplyDeleteMabye we can pump sleeping gas in to the rooms and turn half of them into jerky.
Did anyone follow the link? 1929?
ReplyDeleteThese are the same people who outlawed the incandescent light bulb? They put a tax on tanning salons with some ridiculous 'protection of minors' rules because of the health risks? Now they use those tax dollars... 1929? Never mind.
ReplyDeletejr
Let me get this straight. We have a hammam in the House of Representatives? Since when? And where is it?
ReplyDelete"Pep" ..."PEP"??!?!
ReplyDelete*pfaff* Now-a-daze we have pills for that.
e~C
Depends. Before or after October 29, 1929. Did they share the lights with the rest of weary America?
ReplyDelete"Florian?"
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