You get one stream of water, a single shower head, but the handles makes accidents easy, e.g.,

If you don't get that sucker at equilibrium, you're in deep ****, mate.

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Originally posted by: JonnyStead
"Its OK mate - they are common place over here - Our "Stiff upper lips" also act as great insulators against lecky - and the fact that we all wear rubber pants which is another story. On the plus side - the "Jolt" wakes you up nicely in the mornings and makes putting below par payrises past us alot easier for the ruling classes.  "

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There's something about electricity and water coming together like that that strikes me as, erm, stupid.

Ever seen Groundhog Day?

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Rejected by Rita, plagued by the realization that he must now live his life "once more and innumerable times more;" with "nothing new in it, but every pain and every joy and every thought and every sigh . . . ," conscious that "the eternal hourglass of existence [will be] turned over and over and [him] with it, a mere grain of dust," Phil turns suicidal, experimenting with different ways of killing himself: driving a car over a cliff, electrocuting himself with a toaster in the bathtub, getting run over by a truck, jumping off a building. In one episode he seeks to kill the groundhog, too, convinced that, as the season's totem animal, "He's got to be stopped," or "this winter will never end." All these attempts fail, of course. Each morning, Phil Connors finds himself back in bed, awakened at 600 am by Sonny and Cher singing "I Got You Babe." At the nadir of Groundhog Day, he offers Rita the grimmest of weather forecasts, predicting that it will "be cold and gray, and it's going to last you for the rest of your life."

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