> # Re: muddy car

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> Posted by LevilovR on November 28, 2017 at 11:23:39

> In Reply to: muddy car posted by Aussiewetdude on November 28, 2017 at 05:33:37:

> I've been to the car wash many times. Not sure it's fair to call it a car wash as I get washed more than the car. I always try to get as close to the car as possible to get wet via splash back, then once the car is done soak myself completely with the nozzle. If you turn the nozzle on full force and point it straight up in the air the water hits the ceiling and then falls down like rain. Fun to stand under that as well. I remember one time I had gone mudding down a power line where atvs had created a beautiful mud hole. I had a magnificent wallow and was plastered with mud from head to toe. There was no place to wash off, so I went to the local car wash down the road. I was so covered in mud that there was no way I could wash it all off by myself, especially my back side. The man who owned/operated the car wash was there and I asked him to hose me down. He had a blast, literally, soaking me down and laughing the whole time. I can usually thoroughly soak my jeans front and back with them still on, but I do sometimes take off my shirt and jacket and they them on the floor, spray them thoroughly and put them back on. I LOVE going into small stores soaking wet. These are mostly near the lake and rivers where I usually swim. Reactions are varied. Usually positive. Most people ask if I fell in. I just say "yes" because I did fall in - just usually under my own volition and choice. At one store I pulled some wet bills out of the pocket of my jeans to pay the clerk and said, "Sorry these are wet." She said, "Don't worry about it. We get that all the time here." The local picnic area/swimming spot was just a short ways away. I had one store clerk tell me he had always wanted to go swimming in his clothes and asked me what it was like. Some people smile, some people show no reaction at, but what I really like are the people who just stare with that look of utter incredulity as I slosh by them. I even went into a clothing store once and bought a new pair of Levi's, coming straight from the river and dripping, sopping wet. I told the clerk I didn't have any dry clothes with me to change into, which was the truth. The clerk never batted an eye.

> I really enjoy your posts. Looking forward to reading more of them. Stay wet and muddy.

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