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To: carranza2 who wrote (13097)	6/27/2001 5:25:35 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 34857

Ambient heat can get both captured and internallly produced under a tight hat. That is, is you work hard and you understand what a finnish "tight hat" is. Compared to "putting some ice in the hat", according to my folkloristic studies it is close to why the face and other bodily parts turns red, compared to staying "cool", keeping the bloodpressure low, not overheating for no climatological reason. Ilmarinen btw, how did you jump from temperatures to ionization?? Did your neck or brain turn hot?? Btw,btw, the more sexually stimulated change of color and temperature is more healthy if the that peak rate of relief is achieved undisturbed and uninterrupted by worries. (ask LarsA about the swedish campaigns on rubber materials, dating back to the 1800s, both for teenagers and adults)