Ahhhh! Hot Coco! In case of hypothermia Remote Sensor will throw it in your
face in a vain attempt to re-warm your sorry .... never mind! The other
'remedy' for hypothermia, stripping down and sharing body heat with the
victim, is RIGHT OUT! Not going to happen!
Bluelamb03
I got hypotherma on my divers course, not fun. OK, I will see you tough guys at Whistle in the Dark in Jan. I will be on the shore with hot coco., ready to lend advice and a ice rescue stick.
Lloyd Baker wrote:
You got a point, but it would have been fun watching him flop around like a fish out of water..
Binrat
----- Original Message ----- From: "Hoover" <mlehotay@xxxxxxx> To: <kag@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 12:00 PM Subject: [kag] Re: Winter Caches
On Mon, 5 Dec 2005, Graeme Watson wrote:
Sure Shenanigens was easy for you guys, I took the lead (first to fall thru the ice).
On Mon, 5 Dec 2005, Lloyd Baker wrote:
If you had gone through we would have saved you asap.....
What do you mean, "we" would have saved him? Do you know how hard it would be to pull a soaking wet 6 and a half foot tall man out of a hole in thin ice without falling in yourself? ;)
Hoover
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