Old-fashioned Shower

What is Old-fashioned Shower?


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refers to the actual shower which came into existence in the early 1800s. In contrast to the modern shower (shower in a can), which although gives a great sense of freshness, is no match to the cleanliness achieved by taking an old-fashioned shower. The term "old-fashioned shower" originated from The Stepbrother.

James: "wow i feel real nasty right now, toss me your shower in a can"

The Stepbrother: "nah man, it won't work, your too sweaty and nasty, what you need is an old-fashioned shower."

See shower in a can, shower, wash, water, clean


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