Full page ad in our local shoppers' weekly...

[Archae]

For "float therapy."

https://www.floatdr.net/

What exactly is a "LPC," anyway?

Same shoppers' weekly has an ad for a local "psychic" who claims 99% "accuracy."

[underpants]

1. Calgon take me away

That was from the days pre-boxed wine

[NBachers]

2. It's a present-day version of a Dr. John Lilly float tank isolation chamber.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_C._Lilly

[Archae]

3. "Altered States."

I knew something was very familiar about this.

[saidsimplesimon]

4. A funny reminder

of life in the 50's to 90's, those were the days.

[Kali]

5. wow prices sure have gone up from the 80s

also looks like equipment is a little better. a lot of bullshit in the promotion but the experience is kind of cool, if the water is clean and you have the $ I would say try it once. it can be nicely relaxing, might even be somewhat beneficial for some people.

Back in the 80s some neighbors set up a tank in an empty apt. there was a lot of drinking and weed involved.

[Delphinus]

6. I have floated

for years. The ones I have used don't look like that - much more like a box (some say coffin) - and I have found it extremely therapeutic for sore muscles and relaxation. I like it better than a massage. It's dark (or some light, depending upon what you like) and quiet. For me, it's a great time out of the world.