I realize that with Mummy-morial Day coming up, the unofficial start of summer is on the horizon. Once May 25th rears its warm, sunny head... pools will open, tank tops will be put in the top drawer, lemonade and ice cream become major food groups, and people spend their days bbq'ing and having deck parties. Halloween seems to be so far away....
But something much more terrifying lurks in the shadows cast by the seemingly inviting sunshine....HEATSTROKE!
So....Hot...Can't....Go...On....Wearing...Jeans....
Here's a spOoOoooooooOoOooky picture of heatstroke effects:
so calm...yet....so horrifying and sweaty...on...half of his face? I wonder if this is one of those "Goofus and Gallant" things from Highlights magazine? This picture reminds me of Greg Tolan (Billy Zabka...also from the Karate Kid) from "Just one of the Guys"
So what should I do?!
AHHH!! This guy is so serious, I'm scared.
Mayo Clinic offers some comprehensive tips to identifying heat stroke and treatments.
Also, my friend and every doctor's arch nemesis, WebMD, also gives some great info.
Heatstroke has such a vendetta against us that there was even a b-alien-sci-fi-horror movie made called...Heatstroke! Starring Danica McKellar (Winnie Cooper) and D.B. Sweeney from The Cutting Edge and that movie about the Alien abduction (Fire in the Sky), the movie is about a model and a marine fighting against aliens who want to destroy Earth through Global Warming! Scary!
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Is that picture of the guy laying down a photograph or an artist's rendering? I stared at it for 3 minutes and I can't tell.
I'm pretty sure it's a drawing. Maybe it's a computer drawn imaging of heatstroke's effects? SPoOoOOoOoky!
ROFL. Heatstroke, oh heatstroke. I ran cross country in high school, and one particularly hot day I hadnt hydrated much and totally crashed from heatstroke at mile three. An elderly couple found me bleeding on the ground and I almost fractured my ankle. HEATSTROKE IS NOT YOUR FRIEND.
as for your comment on a coheed cake, I replied to you on my blog. :)
I just saw the movie. I'd suggest it falls in to the third of your categories...
As far as heat strokes are concerned I believe that these can be avoided by taking prior precautions.
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