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LOTD is funny	by Spisefisken	2002-07-23 12:05:27
but If I recall	by Nawft	2002-07-23 12:13:00
You recall right...	by beez	2002-07-23 13:34:25
they were third degree	by tigermouse	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I was about to post several links	by Nea	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Of course	by hyzenthlay	2002-07-23 13:56:34
Quite possibly	by Nea	2002-07-23 14:04:30
I think people should check some medical	by adiplomat	2002-07-23 20:48:42
Virtually instant 3rd degree burns	by Nea	2006-11-19 12:55:59
certainly could have happened according to the people I've talked to in the past. And this afternoon I found this link that says "An approximate one-second exposure to 160°F water will result in third degree burns. Where the water is 130°F, an approximate half-minute exposure will result in third degree burns." Just now I went googling. The CDC says "It takes 2 seconds for a child to receive third degree burns from water at 150 degrees. It takes 5 seconds if the water is at 140 degrees, and 30 seconds at 130 degrees." qotdsubmit at this domain>Another site says "At this temperature [120°F], it takes 10 minutes of exposure to cause full thickness burns in adult skin; at 125°F (52°C), the corresponding time is 2 minutes; at 130°F (54°C) the time is 30 seconds. Exposure to a water temperature of 140°F (60°C) for only three seconds can result in third degree burns that would require hospitalization and skin grafts" McDonald's sold its coffee even hotter than these numbers, at 180 to 190°F.
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Ack, my additional linky didn't work	by Nea	2006-11-19 12:55:59

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