First of all, why would water become "murky" if you bathe in it? Unless you're covered in oil that is not gonna happen. And a little bit of dirt/earth doesn't hurt. Taking a bath after a shower (or vice versa) sounds incredibly wasteful to me.
Typical American, don't even know your own language.
murk·y
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adjective
(of liquid) dark and dirty; not clear.
"the murky silt of a muddy pond"
synonyms: dirty, muddy, cloudy, turbid, riled, roily
"murky water"
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Can you SEE the words DARK and DIRTY....NOT CLEAR?
I'm not American and I have no idea what makes you assume so. Anyways, I know very well what that word means, and there is NO WAY to get clear, soapy water murky with a bit of everyday's dirt on your body. I once bathed after being half covered in mud and that wasn't enough to make the water murky.
It's just nasty to sit in a tub of dirty water with dead skin, body oils, germs, and other stuff. I suppose since you are so clean you don't even leave a dirty ring on you tub when you get out.
IIN That I Find the way Americans take baths Disgusting
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First of all, why would water become "murky" if you bathe in it? Unless you're covered in oil that is not gonna happen. And a little bit of dirt/earth doesn't hurt. Taking a bath after a shower (or vice versa) sounds incredibly wasteful to me.
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Typical American, don't even know your own language.
murk·y
ˈmərkē/Submit
adjective
(of liquid) dark and dirty; not clear.
"the murky silt of a muddy pond"
synonyms: dirty, muddy, cloudy, turbid, riled, roily
"murky water"
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Can you SEE the words DARK and DIRTY....NOT CLEAR?
Murky does not mean an Oil Slick...
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I'm not American and I have no idea what makes you assume so. Anyways, I know very well what that word means, and there is NO WAY to get clear, soapy water murky with a bit of everyday's dirt on your body. I once bathed after being half covered in mud and that wasn't enough to make the water murky.
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You should be American.
So your clear soapy water was still clear...sure.
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Thanks, I guess?
Anyways, maybe you're just either very dirty or have a phobia/hygiene OCD.
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No I am neither.
It's just nasty to sit in a tub of dirty water with dead skin, body oils, germs, and other stuff. I suppose since you are so clean you don't even leave a dirty ring on you tub when you get out.
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I rarely ever bathe, but no, I'm definitely not leaving a dirty ring...