I suspect that my body fat ratio to muscle helped out a little bit. But at least it's comforting to know that if a nuclear bomb went off I could hide in my freezer for 6.5 hours and still be good. XD
I'm thinner than average, so it may be something different that's effecting it. I also can't keep my body temperature consistent and get too hot or too cold a lot. xP ... so I would guess our answers are different, but the result is the same. xD
I remember my dad warning me about little kids dying when hiding in freezers and unable to get out again though so the freezer is likely the last place I'd try hiding.
I kinda am the same way when it comes to maintaining a body temperature. I'm always to cold though, and usually don't end up being to hot until it's to the point that everyone else is waaay past boiling point.
Dads are silly gooses. When I got my first pet hamster, at 10 my dad warned me that if I ever felt my hamster was to cold, the microwave was the last place I should put it. Yeeahhh..... O.o
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Date: Nov. 28th, 2009 09:10 pm (UTC)I remember my dad warning me about little kids dying when hiding in freezers and unable to get out again though so the freezer is likely the last place I'd try hiding.
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Date: Nov. 29th, 2009 12:08 am (UTC)Dads are silly gooses. When I got my first pet hamster, at 10 my dad warned me that if I ever felt my hamster was to cold, the microwave was the last place I should put it. Yeeahhh..... O.o
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