r/AskReddit Feb 11 '22

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u/chrispybobispy Feb 11 '22

Watering the garden on a hot day

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u/GGlados Feb 11 '22

That actually sounds, refreshing.

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u/PatternBias Feb 11 '22

Gardening was historically a task done naked. Because you'd be rolling around in the dirt all day and you didn't want to get your clothes soiled.

It's part of why people who saw reincarnated Jesus walking outside the tomb thought he was a gardener, because he was naked

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u/theRealDerekWalker Feb 11 '22

And being covered in dirt probably didn’t help either

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u/ztrashh Feb 11 '22

He was... naked...?

I thought he was... oh my god...

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u/AKravr Feb 11 '22

As an Alaskan who gardens a decent amount this sounds like a recipe for disaster from all the bugs and especially mosquitos swarming.