[Sniliabiz]

No dying option? I think that would be worst.

[DEMassteers]

The heatstroke.

[OWDavid]

Originally posted by ramseya
Chafing? How the hell do you get chafing? parts rubbing against each other

[Arrectiff]

Originally posted by Sirotnikov
The pouring sweat... Down your back and further, the chafing.

[SobiquYo]

Watch your electrolytes. You're probably drinking plain water, which won't replace the salts your body has sweated out.

[yK2VgoEI]

What parts? Legs? I've never chafed from walking. How far have you walked at any one point?

[nermise]

Originally posted by Zkribbler
Watch your electrolytes. You're probably drinking plain water, which won't replace the salts your body has sweated out.
Interesting please elaborate Would it effect the incidence and severity of blisters, soreness and chafing?

[voodoosdv]

Originally posted by Hercules



Interesting please elaborate Would it effect the incidence and severity of blisters, soreness and chafing? None of those things, but: Wikipedia

[itepearce]

I wouldn't know, our Summer has been a total washout this year...

[kranfid]

The part where you live somewhere that it gets hot

[Thigmaswams]

Apparently the worst part is that you get tired and make stupid ass mistakes like using "to" in the thread title instead of the required "too."

[slowlexrese]

Originally posted by Seedle
Apparently the worst part is that you get tired and make stupid ass mistakes like using "to" in the thread title instead of the required "too." Fixed for you.

[kjsdiuwe]

@Jon Miller: And dehydration only happens if you have a fat head! So go stick your fat head in the air between Ramseya's body parts!

@DanQ: Thank you very much good sir.

@Slowwhand: You assume I had something better to do with the time. I got a lot of needed exercise. That said, about 12 hours, but that's not accounting for the time I rested at the bookstore.

[duncanalisstmp]

As was said, heat stroke. That's what you had.