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   Tue Elung-Jensen said, 6 months ago

   Oooo k.
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   Barry Hoskings said, 6 months ago

   It’s getting late cause I just had a brain “f__t” while staring at the last word thinking it was the city, Salinas (centeral Calif) and I just couldn’t get the connection. Then I got it when I looked a 2nd time at the stove pipe sticking out of the snow. Similar thing happened to Robert Redford in his movie Jeramiah Johnson. That was also funny. Thx, Ralph H, love the strip & I always get a chuckle.
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   T_Lexi said, 6 months ago

   : D Hot froggie in a pink towel! Ya gotta love it!
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   runar said, 6 months ago

   I love a good kylpy.
   
   One does not “take a sauna” or “go in for a sauna”; the sauna is the building or room that is heated; the heat bath itself is called kylpy.
   
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   Jon Ormsbee said, 6 months ago

   After a sauna it does take a while to feel cool again, and conversely, after frostbite it does take a while to feel warm again. But having a choice I’ll have the sauna.
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   MelvinLott said, 6 months ago

   @Barry Hoskings

   That was a funny tale, Barry.
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   pinkx said, 6 months ago

   Hot, hot hot, but I thought steamy scenes were forbidden in comics?
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   QueenofAmerica said, 6 months ago

   Like Barry, I, too, thought it said SALINAS and thought of the Calif town. I had to read the comments about SAUNAS, then re-read the post from Barry. I finally got it. I guess the font was the culprit.
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   mike scott said, 6 months ago

   @Barry Hoskings

   Did the same thing, was trying to figure out Mark Twain connection
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    DJSigma said, 6 months ago

    @runar
    The Finnish word “kylpy” is actually “bath”, the heat/steam bath you get in sauna when throwing water on the rocks is called “löyly”.
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