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Invisible escreveu:
> Pop quiz: You're 86 miles from home, you're in the shower in a public
> changing room, when you suddenly remember that YOU DO NOT HAVE A TOWEL.
> What do you do? O_O
I put on my clothes.
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Le 02/05/2012 22:37, nemesis nous fit lire :
> Invisible escreveu:
>> Pop quiz: You're 86 miles from home, you're in the shower in a public
>> changing room, when you suddenly remember that YOU DO NOT HAVE A
>> TOWEL. What do you do? O_O
>
> I put on my clothes.
I put on my clothes after a few moments idle in the shower without flow.
And I'm then glad to not be too hairy, as water will fall down alone.
(ok, I cheat, I use my hands too)
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>> Pop quiz: You're 86 miles from home, you're in the shower in a public
>> changing room, when you suddenly remember that YOU DO NOT HAVE A
>> TOWEL. What do you do? O_O
>
> I put on my clothes.
Then get in the car, turn on the fans, and drive for 86 miles.
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On 03/05/2012 09:06 AM, scott wrote:
>>> Pop quiz: You're 86 miles from home, you're in the shower in a public
>>> changing room, when you suddenly remember that YOU DO NOT HAVE A
>>> TOWEL. What do you do? O_O
>>
>> I put on my clothes.
>
> Then get in the car, turn on the fans, and drive for 86 miles.
Screw fans, turn the air conditioning on! ;-)
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On 03/05/2012 9:46 AM, Invisible wrote:
> Screw fans
No! Probably a Centrifugal fan. :-)
--
Regards
Stephen
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> Screw fans, turn the air conditioning on! ;-)
I thought it was only cars that cost at least half a million pounds that
have air conditioning in them? And that you wouldn't know anyone or ever
have been in a car with air conditioning?
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On 03/05/2012 10:14 AM, scott wrote:
>> Screw fans, turn the air conditioning on! ;-)
>
> I thought it was only cars that cost at least half a million pounds that
> have air conditioning in them? And that you wouldn't know anyone or ever
> have been in a car with air conditioning?
--
Regards
Stephen
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On Thu, 03 May 2012 09:46:47 +0100, Invisible wrote:
> turn the air conditioning on! ;-)
Hmm, wet + cold = hypothermia.
No thanks. :)
Jim
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scott escreveu:
>>> Pop quiz: You're 86 miles from home, you're in the shower in a public
>>> changing room, when you suddenly remember that YOU DO NOT HAVE A
>>> TOWEL. What do you do? O_O
>>
>> I put on my clothes.
>
> Then get in the car, turn on the fans, and drive for 86 miles.
ah, I'm from Brazil. ;)
--
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On 5/3/2012 8:45, Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Thu, 03 May 2012 09:46:47 +0100, Invisible wrote:
>
>> turn the air conditioning on! ;-)
>
> Hmm, wet + cold = hypothermia.
I once got caught in a Rain Storm. A friend and I road-tripped from
Philadelphia to Washington DC. (About a 3-hour drive, for our foreign
friends.) We parked on the street, went and looked at things, and by the
time it was time to head home, it was Raining. With a capital R. I mean, we
were looking for the car, and we couldn't find it, because there was quite
literally so much water in the air between head height and street-sign
height that one could not read the signs. We couldn't have been more wet had
we been thrown a swimming pool. Our underwear was soaked. We stopped
bothering to step over rain gutters because our shoes couldn't possibly get
wetter.
After wandering about 20 minutes in this, we found the car. A big old
Lincoln, like they made when gas was $0.35/gallon. Now, this was my mom's
car at the time, which means my dad, the auto mechanic, had been maintaining
it. Which means that when the heater switch broke, he installed a light
switch in its place. There was no temperature knob. The heat was on, or off.
Which meant that the interior of the car was about 90 degrees (that's 33C to
the rest of you) in about 5 minutes. Toasty!
I still believe I'm alive today, 30 years later, due to that light switch
under the dashboard. My friend still mentions it occasionally to this day.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
"Oh no! We're out of code juice!"
"Don't panic. There's beans and filters
in the cabinet."
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