Mmm... bubble bath with massage jets!

Mmm... bubble bath with massage jets!, originally uploaded by Jacqueline1776.

I had forgotten how divine the bathtubs are in Caesars Palace's suites.

Comments

[Bill T]

This isn't the kind of naked pics your public is craving for.

[David Alexander]

As we speak, a whole group of nerds are secretly ogling this young lady...

[Jacqueline]

I still don't get why anyone finds bubble bath pictures sexy. You can see less of me than you can see when I'm wearing clothes!

[Philip Welch]

Because by the context of the photograph it's apparent you're naked. Also, we all know that bubbles are flimsy.

Likewise, probably the most titillating picture a woman can take of herself is wearing a spaghetti strap top with her hair cleverly rearranged to cover the straps, and the photo framed around the face and shoulders. You can be completely clothed and STILL look naked that way.

(On a similar note, the costume designed for the original Star Trek operated under the theory that skimpy clothing was only sexy if it looked like there was a danger of it falling off.)

[Shawn Levasseur]

"I still don't get why anyone finds bubble bath pictures sexy. You can see less of me than you can see when I'm wearing clothes!"

It's the suggestion of nudity. In many ways it's far more powerful than the actual display of naughty bits. The (dirty) mind is encouraged to imagine what lies beneath the bubbles.

It's why even the thought that a nude photo may have been on this blog, however briefly was titillating, even though no one ever saw it.

It's also why the suggestion of a nude photo of myself (weighing in at two hundr... two... er... too much...) would be enough to induce vomiting in many, even without seeing such a photo.

[Philip Welch]

It's the suggestion of nudity. In many ways it's far more powerful than the actual display of naughty bits. The (dirty) mind is encouraged to imagine what lies beneath the bubbles.

Which is why nude photos tastefully cropped at the shoulders can be mad sexy.