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Re: OT: Now I know what cold is.
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Posted by Coldiron on December 29, 2006 at 18:00:49 from (207.200.116.203):
In Reply to: OT: Now I know what cold is. posted by Uncle on December 29, 2006 at 17:42:20:
Uncle, I worked in a meat packing plant in Seattle for a few months 30 yrs ago. I had to go into a quick chill room -27 F with fans moving the air around at 20 mph. The wind chill chart shows that would have been around -57 F. One Sat. nite I fell on the icey floor and hit my head against the wall. Only myself and a night watchman at the gate were there. Cleaned my locker out & I quit the next day cause I could have froze to death in there and no one would have known till my relief came in and started to look for me 5 hours later. Here in N. Idaho it was -28 a couple of years ago and I was outside working in it, slowly and bundled up on a nice still day !
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