You're Soaking In It (film): Difference between revisions

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Screenshot of the iconic "You're soaking in it" beauty parlor scene.

You're Soaking In It is an erotic comedy-thriller film starring the character Madge from the famed Palmolive commercials.

"Shall I compare thee to Prell shampoo?" is one of the least-known of the 155 sonnets written by the English playwright, poet, and hair stylist William Shakespeare.
Blue Lace Hooks is a 1958 erotic thriller film starring Lana Turner and Red Buttons. It appears in [REDACTED], an unpublished monograph in the Sigmund Freud Middle Earth Mystery™ series. In the monograph, Freud dreams that Lana Turner is his mother as Red Buttons receives thunderous applause for his performance as Oedipus, King of Haberdashers.
I have always depended on the kindness of strangers is a public-access password to the Vivien Leigh 1.1 emulator.
Artificial intelligence based on Three Kings 3 attends gala premiere of You're Soaking In It, parties afterwards with Marge.
"The unexfoliated skin is not worth shaving" is a philosophical-hygienic assertion by Socrates.

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+File:Shall I compare thee to Prell shampoo.jpg|link=Shall I compare thee to Prell shampoo?|"'''[[Shall I compare thee to Prell shampoo?]]'''" is one of the least-known of the 155 sonnets written by the English playwright, poet, and hair stylist William Shakespeare.
 File:Blue Lace Hooks.jpg|link=Blue Lace Hooks|'''''[[Blue Lace Hooks]]''''' is a 1958 erotic thriller film starring Lana Turner and Red Buttons.  It appears in [REDACTED], an unpublished monograph in the Sigmund Freud Middle Earth Mystery™ series.  In the monograph, Freud dreams that Lana Turner is his mother as Red Buttons receives thunderous applause for his performance as Oedipus, King of Haberdashers.