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This post was last edited by Salt Seller on 2015-9-23 at 14:24. University dormitories have bathroom facilities; I think now some guys should understand what I mean by “washing up”. That’s right, it’s taking a bath. In college, the bathhouses were far away from the dormitories, they charged a fee, and there were specific hours when they were open. For us young men who didn’t pay much attention to time and were focused either on studying or playing games, it was necessary to plan ahead to schedule a time to go to the bathhouse and take a hot shower. So, I’ll never go to the bathhouse if I can wash in the dormitory’s bathroom. Moreover, it’s not satisfying to wash by oneself; four or five people stand naked in a row in the bathroom, with six or seven basins filled with water. Without any signal to start, cold water can end up splashing on someone else’s head. Comrades, I want to emphasize that I am in Tianjin. Summer in the north is tolerable, but during spring and autumn the water remains quite cold; one scream is followed by yet more screams. Everyone should believe that people’s adaptability is very strong; even when the temperature is 10 degrees, it’s still possible to enjoy washing dishes with three basins. Some people might say, why don’t you heat up water? It’s a long story, but to summarize, the key points are as follows: 1. Hot water is usually provided centrally in dormitories, but our dormitory was always located quite far from the place where hot water could be obtained. 2. At our school, hot water requires a water card, and you have to top up money for it; there are also time restrictions. 3. In conclusion, I can’t carry a thermos and walk far just to wait for water; we still have other things to do. 4. Of course, there are all sorts of fancy kettles in the restroom, and you can borrow a couple of them to get some hot water without anyone noticing. But remember to return the pot, otherwise some girl will curse. The days of throwing water and stealing water are gone forever; now give me a basin of cold water – I don’t have to go to work tomorrow. This article is entirely original; any similarities are purely coincidental. All rights reserved; violators will be prosecuted. salt seller
I’m the kind of person who carries a thermos bottle to fetch water every day~~
No one brought you water? I once helped someone carry water downstairs.
We did the same thing when we were in college; some people managed to do it until November
Anyway, you’ve never helped me carry anything; P;P
Isn’t there any pattern drawn on your water bottle?
Do you remember that winter? There was a guy, carrying a water bottle, shouting heartbreakingly in Dalian, “Yiyi.” . . ”:'(
There’s nothing better than having cold water poured on you while holding an ice cube in your arms! :lol
In college, I was too lazy to go to the bathhouse to take a shower. . The dormitories are rather basic; there are no private bathrooms. Each floor has a large common bathroom and washing area. . It’s freezing cold. It’s normal to see people walking around in the hallway, naked and carrying a basin. . Walk to the public restroom. . Pick up the basin of water and pour it from the head down over the whole body. . . That taste. . . It’s hard to tell whether it’s a scream of pleasure or one of pain from the cold. . . Haha! ! ! ! :Lol, then wipe the whole body with a towel a few times. . Back and forth rushing, back and forth wiping. . .
I miss my student days; it was great to have clean skin!
Those screams immediately made me think, oh, everyone is the same; there are those unique memories from school days. All male students are more or less the same, haha