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Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 12:39 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 12:46 ambill herian wrote:3 correct.
Like a bunch of surfers are going to endanger my life.
4 for me. I shouldn't surf, raft, or ski, but I'm ok to cross a creek, change a tire, and crash land airplanes 
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:04 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:12 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:06 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:11 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:11 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:16 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:21 amgoodkarmarising wrote:6 out of 13...barely alive, but seriously, like I really care about some surfers giving me the stink eye.
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13. INCORRECT
The question was: Reverse moderate hypothermia by climbing into your sleeping bag...
You answered: (d) Naked, with a friend
The correct answer is: (c) Clothed
As long as your clothes are dry, get straight into your bag—with hot-water bottles if possible. A warm body can help, but if your friend is already cold, you're just risking two cases of hypothermia. That chestnut about getting naked was likely invented by a lonely wilderness instructor. For more on hypothermia, read our science of survival field guide.
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:24 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:28 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:32 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:35 amWoody wrote:Also this one...13. INCORRECT
The question was: Reverse moderate hypothermia by climbing into your sleeping bag...
You answered: (d) Naked, with a friend
The correct answer is: (c) Clothed
As long as your clothes are dry, get straight into your bag—with hot-water bottles if possible. A warm body can help, but if your friend is already cold, you're just risking two cases of hypothermia. That chestnut about getting naked was likely invented by a lonely wilderness instructor. For more on hypothermia, read our science of survival field guide.
If your friend is warm and you are cold, it is best to get naked and use your cloths as a blanket along with your sleeping bag.
The cloths form a thermal barrier between you and your friend and slow down the warming process.
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:44 amThe Duck Hammer wrote:Woody wrote:Also this one...13. INCORRECT
The question was: Reverse moderate hypothermia by climbing into your sleeping bag...
You answered: (d) Naked, with a friend
The correct answer is: (c) Clothed
As long as your clothes are dry, get straight into your bag—with hot-water bottles if possible. A warm body can help, but if your friend is already cold, you're just risking two cases of hypothermia. That chestnut about getting naked was likely invented by a lonely wilderness instructor. For more on hypothermia, read our science of survival field guide.
If your friend is warm and you are cold, it is best to get naked and use your cloths as a blanket along with your sleeping bag.
The cloths form a thermal barrier between you and your friend and slow down the warming process.
That was my answer too. A guy that I hunt with was stationed in Alaska and the first day he was there his CO told him to sleep naked I'm his sleeping bag, and that it would be warmer that way. He'd didn't listen and almost froze to death that night. Clothes trap cold air around your body while just getting naked causes all the air within the bag to get warmed, keeping you warmer. Quiz is wrong.
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Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:44 amcall the ins?Woody wrote:When i was a kid, we had this survival trivia game. One of the questions was what to do if an extraterestial aproached you with an intent to harm.
What do you guys think the answer was?
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:49 amyour clothes have little air conditioners or something?The Duck Hammer wrote: Clothes trap cold air around your body
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:51 amjehler wrote:call the ins?Woody wrote:When i was a kid, we had this survival trivia game. One of the questions was what to do if an extraterestial aproached you with an intent to harm.
What do you guys think the answer was?
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:52 amWoody wrote:When i was a kid, we had this survival trivia game. One of the questions was what to do if an extraterestial aproached you with an intent to harm.
What do you guys think the answer was?
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:52 amjehler wrote:your clothes have little air conditioners or something?The Duck Hammer wrote: Clothes trap cold air around your body
Clothes trap air around your body the same way a sleeping bag traps air around your body. It's how insulation works, it's often referred to as layering. Only reason to take your clothes off is if they were wet or frozen.
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:55 amshit man, I forgot you were from Texas that Alaska guy was either fuckin with you or his co wanted to see his goodiesThe Duck Hammer wrote:jehler wrote:your clothes have little air conditioners or something?The Duck Hammer wrote: Clothes trap cold air around your body
Clothes trap air around your body the same way a sleeping bag traps air around your body. It's how insulation works, it's often referred to as layering. Only reason to take your clothes off is if they were wet or frozen.
That's what I was told about the deal. Never been to Alaska to find out.
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Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:57 amjehler wrote:shit man, I forgot you were from Texas that Alaska guy was either fuckin with you or his co wanted to see his goodiesThe Duck Hammer wrote:jehler wrote:your clothes have little air conditioners or something?The Duck Hammer wrote: Clothes trap cold air around your body
Clothes trap air around your body the same way a sleeping bag traps air around your body. It's how insulation works, it's often referred to as layering. Only reason to take your clothes off is if they were wet or frozen.
That's what I was told about the deal. Never been to Alaska to find out.
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Maybe so. Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 8:36 amjarbo03 wrote:Woody wrote:When i was a kid, we had this survival trivia game. One of the questions was what to do if an extraterestial aproached you with an intent to harm.
What do you guys think the answer was?
Shoot them with a photon laser.
jehler wrote:call the ins?Woody wrote:When i was a kid, we had this survival trivia game. One of the questions was what to do if an extraterestial aproached you with an intent to harm.
What do you guys think the answer was?
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 9:25 amrozzo842 wrote:I got 5 but disagree with the tire changing one. If you in the middle of changing a tire then you have a jack going from the frame to the ground thus making their tires insulating you theory wrong.
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Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 9:55 amPosted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 10:30 amGoldfish wrote:rozzo842 wrote:I got 5 but disagree with the tire changing one. If you in the middle of changing a tire then you have a jack going from the frame to the ground thus making their tires insulating you theory wrong.
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The tires don't insulate you. A car is still going to get struck by lightning if it's going to get struck, regards of if it's on 4 tires or 3 plus a jack. The body and frame direct the current away from you so as long as you aren't holding onto the roof and the floor, you'll be fine
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