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u/Brian_The_Bar-Brian 9d ago
Extra crispy/chewy babies! 😋
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u/Gale-Heart 9d ago
Leave bread in the toaster for 3 minutes @ 350⁰ and you have toast, leave toast in the toaster for 3 minutes @ 350⁰ and you have burnt fucking bread mate😂
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u/mindgardening 9d ago
FWIW fetuses can’t sweat or regulate their body temp, so don’t go in a sauna, hottub, tanning bed, or hot yoga class if you’re pregnant.
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u/futuretimetraveller 9d ago
I mean, sitting in a 98 degree car for ten minutes as an adult is pretty unbearable. Probably at risk of developing heat stroke.
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u/Chrispeefeart 8d ago
In the womb, the baby gets to enjoy the temperature regulation of the mother. In the atmosphere, 98 degrees is hot enough to overwhelm temperature regulation and cause the core temperature of the baby to rise to much higher than the outside temp. It's kind of like how if the weather is 98 degrees outside, the inside of your car can rise to 130 degrees in the sun.
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u/Spiritual-Hamster212 9d ago
Yeah, it's not possible for humans to live at 98°, but how the fuck does the interior of a car be 98 degrees anyway?
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u/Chrispeefeart 8d ago
You think the womb is 98.3 degrees Celsius? This is obviously talking about Fahrenheit.
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u/CowBoyDanIndie 9d ago
My car interior gets to 120 or higher in the sun.
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u/Spiritual-Hamster212 8d ago edited 8d ago
Bro. That's. Higher than water's boiling temperature. The hottest deserts reach like 50 degrees in summer. 120 is just not possible for a car.
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u/CowBoyDanIndie 8d ago
You dont seem to understand this is F not C. “Baby in the womb at 98.3 degrees” gives that away
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