My core body temperature
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vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
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- Meanwood, Leeds
darkstar said:
Where did they stick the thermometer?
Campfire
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- near Risley Moss, Warrington
Is this an isolated incident? I know a young boy who has problems with the hyperthalamus (spelling?) and his normal body temperature is much lower than normal all of the time. He has other health problems and is a very sick boy. I did a canal walk to help raise money for his charity.
I am Spartacus
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Nice one matey..
get f££ckin ratted and call out the emergency services ..
pillock
get f££ckin ratted and call out the emergency services ..
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wafflycat
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- middle of Norfolk
Glad you are ok. Just hope you've learnt from it and won't be doing it again.
Globalti
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Somehow I think I might notice if somebody spiked my drinks with extra alcohol.....unless I was already too pissed to notice.....
Alcohol and cold is a killer combination. It will be the way I shall do it when I get the cancer or the alzheimer's diagnosis. Go out somewhere cold, undress, get very cold and then neck a bottle of scotch.... alcohol vaso-dilates the blood vessels, cold surface blood is exchanged with warm core blood.... wallop, you're dead. It used to happen to trawlermen who were hauled out of the sea and given a reviving nip, they would drop dead in the lifeboat, until somebody realised what was happening.
Alcohol and cold is a killer combination. It will be the way I shall do it when I get the cancer or the alzheimer's diagnosis. Go out somewhere cold, undress, get very cold and then neck a bottle of scotch.... alcohol vaso-dilates the blood vessels, cold surface blood is exchanged with warm core blood.... wallop, you're dead. It used to happen to trawlermen who were hauled out of the sea and given a reviving nip, they would drop dead in the lifeboat, until somebody realised what was happening.
Back when I performed in the Magistrates Court, drivers were always saying "I didn't realise I was affected from the 10 pints I had the night before". Maybe that was why they still felt crap and couldn't avoid a parked car?Rigid Raider said:
Getting 'massively drunk' isn't big and it isn't clever. I find it best to keep it to once a decade.
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darkstar
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Well i've never thought of my friends as 'big boys' but if thats what you call the, then yes they did it. Was told yesterday, i was already quite drunk (don't consider it a disgraceful thing to do on your 21st birthday if i'm honest) and was on the real ale for some reason, each pint i was on they slipped two shots of vodka in. But yes it was completely my own fault, but would have definitely gone slower if i had known each drink was 4 units.jimscullion said:
As for my parents, they were expecting me to be drunk, not worried about that, just the hypothermia which was a concern...
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darkstar
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Oh and thank you to the people who responded in a polite manor, i appreciate it.
As for those who seem to be shocked and disgusted people get drunk on their 21st birthday, then you just provided me with the exact responses i was expecting to receive from this place! I bet none of you have ever been drunk before, if so, please go back to reading the Guardian.
As for those who seem to be shocked and disgusted people get drunk on their 21st birthday, then you just provided me with the exact responses i was expecting to receive from this place! I bet none of you have ever been drunk before, if so, please go back to reading the Guardian.
