Re: September Snow
From Rowe Rickenbacker <use...@templeofdreams.net>
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· 20 Sep 2004 17:34 · View full thread
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Semach.the.monkey wrote: > Rowe Rickenbacker wrote: > >>>> * Crap! Snow in September. Fortunately, you have >>>> * \ a lot of insulation. >>> >>> A common misconception. It does not provide better insulation, >>> but infact a greater surface area through which heat escapes. >> >> Especially since you're weaker and you sweat more :-P > > Another misconception. Ask a 9 stone 'fit' person to carry an extra 10 > stone of lard around with them everywhere they go for a whole day, and > see how much they sweat. Compared them to a 19 stone 'fat' person, and > I think you'll find that the fatty is fitter :-) Yeah, but not in balance with the change in body weight :-P Rowe -- I am a hat of justice perched upon the heads of the wicked. Feel my soft felt lining and quiver, villain!
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