> # Re: Dunk tank

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> Posted by swimmerrat on April 20, 2016 at 01:43:24

> In Reply to: Dunk tank posted by Simon on April 18, 2016 at 21:00:15:

> i agree with the other posts here. anyone can put on a swimsuit and get in one, but the people that are dressed normally - full regular clothes, shoes and all, or dressed in suit and tie, etc, always seem to attract more people, and therefore more money. going in like that is also a good way to overcome any shyness or inhibitions you may have.

> if you or your parents are worried about ruining good clothes, just a reminder - when you clean your clothes you put them in a washing machine that is filled with water - so what is the difference?

> also, if still worried about ruining clothes, go to a thrift shop and pick up some stuff just for this event - will be only a few bucks and if gets ruined big deal - was only a few bucks. i just yesterday at a local thrift shop bought a ralph lauren blazer that still had the 200.00 price tag on it, a silk tie, dress shirt, and slacks that all matched. it will definitely be a 'swimsuit" sooner or later. i paid the grand total of 7.99 for the whole bundle. if one of the items get ruined big deal - again - 7.99 for everything.

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