While it may itch like hell, you may be much better of wearing wool next to your skin if there is any chance you could get caught in a building on fire. Being that lots of folks heat with wood stoves and fireplaces in the winter, such is a distinct possibility. If you are caught in a fire wearing polypropylne - well ask any fireman what he thinks about wearing any synthetic undies when responding to a fire.
Armpits are excellent as well. If extra heat bags avail (in this order), Corotid Arteries/Jug Veins in the neck. Back of the neck warms Cerebral Spinal Fluids. Clavicles (Collar Bones) warms Sub Clavicular Arteries and Veins as well as Superior Lobes of the lungs.
Thank you, sir.
ReplyDeleteGood survival stuff most of us don't know.
If you find me hypothermic, just show me a picture of the blonde's ass, from the post below. That'll heat things up nicely.
ReplyDeleteOr better yet...a little skin-to-skin contact with her.
While it may itch like hell, you may be much better of wearing wool next to your skin if there is any chance you could get caught in a building on fire. Being that lots of folks heat with wood stoves and fireplaces in the winter, such is a distinct possibility. If you are caught in a fire wearing polypropylne - well ask any fireman what he thinks about wearing any synthetic undies when responding to a fire.
ReplyDeleteAll th best,
GB
Armpits are excellent as well. If extra heat bags avail (in this order),
ReplyDeleteCorotid Arteries/Jug Veins in the neck.
Back of the neck warms Cerebral Spinal Fluids.
Clavicles (Collar Bones) warms Sub Clavicular Arteries and Veins as well as Superior Lobes of the lungs.
Good PSA
Periodically touch your thumb to your baby finger and squeeze. If you can't do it, stop and build a fire immediately.
ReplyDeletePNW born and reared. No worries here.
ReplyDeleteWhat was the question?
Oh yeah but, why was there a question?
I guess "they" don't have a clue.
Just natural for me.
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I was expecting you to have a bottle of suntan lotion, since you live in Kalifornia. You surprised me a bit..........
ReplyDeleteBoy Scout "101" in 1968 pretty much had that covered. The BS Manual in the early 1900's was the same.
ReplyDeleteWhy the hell dd our society lose this?