Hot Tuesday
06-12-2018, 12:46 PM
#10
The up side to 2nd degree burning the right side of your body is you get to stay inside for a few days. The downside is the excruciating pain, the missing skin, and the giant boils/blisters everywhere.
Pro tip: don't even come near the radiator of a car that's started to overheat. Don't even look at it. Esp when it's an old modified turbocharged miata with a questionable mishimoto radiator.
Pro tip: don't even come near the radiator of a car that's started to overheat. Don't even look at it. Esp when it's an old modified turbocharged miata with a questionable mishimoto radiator.
06-12-2018, 12:57 PM
#11
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the up side to 2nd degree burning the right side of your body is you get to stay inside for a few days. The downside is the excruciating pain, the missing skin, and the giant boils/blisters everywhere.
Pro tip: Don't even come near the radiator of a car that's started to overheat. Don't even look at it. Esp when it's an old modified turbocharged miata with a questionable mishimoto radiator.
Pro tip: Don't even come near the radiator of a car that's started to overheat. Don't even look at it. Esp when it's an old modified turbocharged miata with a questionable mishimoto radiator.
06-12-2018, 01:50 PM
#13
The up side to 2nd degree burning the right side of your body is you get to stay inside for a few days. The downside is the excruciating pain, the missing skin, and the giant boils/blisters everywhere.
Pro tip: don't even come near the radiator of a car that's started to overheat. Don't even look at it. Esp when it's an old modified turbocharged miata with a questionable mishimoto radiator.
Pro tip: don't even come near the radiator of a car that's started to overheat. Don't even look at it. Esp when it's an old modified turbocharged miata with a questionable mishimoto radiator.
06-12-2018, 02:18 PM
#15
Thanks. I'm ok, I think. Cold water for about 5min, washed with peroxide, then aloe vera on the non-skinless parts, and then natural aloe plant onto the skinless/bloody parts. This happened yesterday and the pain has subsided to manageable levels. Now it's just discomfort and recovery.