In Naftalan you can buy a bath in pure crude oil.
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For the love of God WHY?!
Oh and don’t forget the “electric baths” they have in Japan. Those are weird.
I remember a friend of mine on a trip to Japan was offered a chance in one of them, to which she, horrified, replied “Denki…mizu…DAME!”
“Pure crude oil”? Isn’t that a bit of an oxymoron?
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