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The Facebook group 'Proud to be a Dryrobe wanker' has over 3,600 members who enjoy cold-water dips and wearing dryrobes. Originally designed for surfers, dryrobes are now used for various activities, leading to criticism online. Critics argue that dryrobes should only be worn briefly after swimming, not for everyday activities like shopping.
Courtesy: Charlie Sawyer
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