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Stabbsworth 11-15-2019 09:44 PM

that's neat.

i had to research heat stroke for a fanfiction.

Mekatra 11-15-2019 10:01 PM

Did you get mildly paranoid every time you got hot for a while after that?

littl3chocobo 11-15-2019 11:34 PM

so there is a fetish subset of erotically drowning ladies with copious bubbles

Mekatra 11-16-2019 12:08 AM

Not even surprised. I've seen some weird fetishes.

Kory 11-16-2019 01:40 AM

My medication(s) usually mess with my body's ability to regulate it's temperature which put me at a higher risk of having heat stroke...

So I used to get overly scared when I was in the sun for too long or if I couldn't get out of a dress or something quickly enough...

And the panic always made me heat up even faster :c

Strangely though, since I've moved to SoCal, I don't feel the heat as much as I did back in my home town. But I think it's because it's not humid here like it was there... it's just very dry

littl3chocobo 11-16-2019 01:45 AM

XD yeah, it's sort of hard to be surprised after the first few times, haha

i can understand that. do you keep a parasol or three around?

Stabbsworth 11-16-2019 11:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mekatra (Post 1926157)
Did you get mildly paranoid every time you got hot for a while after that?

nnnnot really. heat stroke only occurs if you're too hot for too long.

littl3chocobo 11-16-2019 11:52 AM

that's not really valid though? XD i have a propensity for it and it only takes a few minutes of strong summer sunshine to have me all but pass out. teeechnically that _is_ "too hot for too long" but also is not very long at all

Mekatra 11-16-2019 06:19 PM

Yeah, we have to watch the fighters at events because some of them will develop heat related illnesses really fast.

Stabbsworth 11-16-2019 08:11 PM

hhuh.

getting heat stroke depends on a lot of different factors tbh.

Mekatra 11-16-2019 08:21 PM

I just ate a beef and cheddar dog biscuit that I made and I'm not even ashamed. It was actually really tasty.

Everyone's body is very different, which makes medical care difficult!

Stabbsworth 11-16-2019 08:22 PM

i'm not sure why you would do that, but i can't blame you, considering one time my brother ate one of those little cat biscuits. (and i licked shampoo suds. look, i'm a complete and utter idiot, okay. they smelled nice.)

yee. what might work for one person won't work for another.

Mekatra 11-16-2019 08:25 PM

They smelled really good while they were in the oven and since I made them I knew all the ingredients, so it wasn't like there was anything gross in there. I just wasn't sure how a savory biscuit would taste, and it was delicious!

Stabbsworth 11-16-2019 08:31 PM

neat. :0c

sort of like the bacon and cheese croissant idea.

MonBon 11-16-2019 08:35 PM

Sorry galla I'm still dumb, what's the difference between bumping and necroposting? my mind has appeared to conflated the two.

Like I get that necroposting is when a post hasn't had activity in quite some time, but I always thought it was just bumping of a dead thread, whereas bumping is attempting to bring attention to any thread. is the difference here that it needs to be a meaningful contribution as opposed to solely *bump*?

Mekatra 11-16-2019 08:43 PM

I'm pretty sure just bumping things without contributing to the conversation is frowned on here anyway. It is okay to post in an old conversation so long as you're actually talking about something.


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