Historical Science vs Operation Science

[degsy]

Can you use medical noncescience to explain why you can't sweat?

You've either no sweat glands or are dehydrated or both

 

[Yarrgh]

You've either no sweat glands or are dehydrated or both

Apparently anhidosis is a thing. It's a bit like when Beckham did his metatarsal. We're all going to be experts about this particular biological area soon enough I would wager.

 

[Yarrgh]

Something to do with wriggling your way out of a legally tight spot.

Ironically you'd think all that sweat would act as a lubricating fluid to aid the wriggling's effectiveness.

 

[chrismpw]

Ironically you'd think all that sweat would act as a lubricating fluid to aid the wriggling's effectiveness.

Uninterestingly I hardly sweat at all, unless it gets really hot - and then it's only the top of my head really.

When it gets hot I can easily overheat and so the best thing to do is to just sit around and watch the world go by. The threshold temperature for this seems to be about 16 degrees.

I also save on antiperspirant.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Historical for me because nothing can make me feel the way I felt back as a young boy looking at Kelly Le Brock. Not that I don't like looking at her in it now, it just doesn't have quite the same impact. Picture included for gratuitous reference.

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Here's what she looks like today. Wierd science indeed.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Here's what she looks like today. Wierd science indeed.

I still would...

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

I still would...

Me too!