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[Picture edited out by Baker. Reason = the picture was either scaring small children or the author of the picture said you stoled it and that makes it warez and you a thief! Or something. Actually the author of the picture said something I didn't quite understand but I guess he doesn't want you using the picture; that makes you unpopular! But the author was male, so there is still hope you are popular with the ladies which is better than being popular with the guys ...]
This is me at the Oklahoma Zoo in June 2009. It was 105 degrees Fahrenheit outside and the lion statues I was sitting on must have been 140+ HOT HOT HOT!!
The human thermal pain threshold is 135F. I doubt you would be sitting on that if it as 140... then again, a black piece of cardboard can hit around 90F-100F in Antartica...
The human thermal pain threshold is 135F. I doubt you would be sitting on that if it as 140... then again, a black piece of cardboard can hit around 90F-100F in Antartica...
WTF!? HAHA, random, but may be a fun argument in the future.
The human thermal pain threshold is 135F. I doubt you would be sitting on that if it as 140... then again, a black piece of cardboard can hit around 90F-100F in Antartica...
*I* was VERY big on welding in Metal Shop. Best there is in the Metals II class I was in. Funny how as a novice welder I was never careless enough to get any welding-related injuries...
However I picked up the human pain threshold = 135F by watching Survivorman on the Discovery channel, which is somewhat questionable, however a more legitimate source can be found here, which says that in 50% of test subjects, a 3 seconds of exposure to something that is at 45C (113F) will cause pain. No 2 humans are the same, but given this information, Bear Grylls was pretty accurate.
So... do you prefer ownt? Or perhaps rape.exe? Maybe even foq.exe?
*I* was VERY big on welding in Metal Shop. Best there is in the Metals II class I was in. Funny how as a novice welder I was never careless enough to get any welding-related injuries...
However I picked up the human pain threshold = 135F by watching Survivorman on the Discovery channel, which is somewhat questionable, however a more legitimate source can be found here, which says that in 50% of test subjects, a 3 seconds of exposure to something that is at 45C (113F) will cause pain. No 2 humans are the same, but given this information, Bear Grylls was pretty accurate.
So... do you prefer ownt? Or perhaps rape.exe? Maybe even foq.exe?
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