[pct-l] Keeping a VERY skinny guy warm in SoCAL

[Craig Stanton]

I don't understand how that is possible. The urine is already inside  
you, has been all day and you were plenty warm then, I think  
therefore it is at or close to body temperature. It can't get cold  
inside you because that would mean it would have to lose heat, and  
where would it lose heat to when it is inside your body? Do we have a  
physician or a physicist in the house?

~Craig

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On 17/01/2007, at 6:19 AM, montypct wrote:

> Don't hold urine in.  It takes a lot of energy to keep it warm  
> inside your
> body.

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