OT - How hot is it?

Remember that ol' saying where it was "so hot, you could fry an egg
on(sidewalk/road/hood of your car)"

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"Magic Mood Jeep©" wrote

Remember that ol' saying where it was "so hot, you could fry an egg
on(sidewalk/road/hood of your car)"

Check out what this woman is doing:

http://www.theindychannel.com/foodne...90/detail.html

Once when I attended an all-day horse training workshop I put a TV dinner on
the dashboard at 9 AM, and by lunch time it was fully cooked.

On 2006-08-04, Magic Mood Jeep© penned:
Remember that ol' saying where it was "so hot, you could fry an egg
on(sidewalk/road/hood of your car)"

Check out what this woman is doing:

http://www.theindychannel.com/foodne...90/detail.html

Neat idea -- better than heating up the house using an oven!

Although, 200 degrees when it's 90 outside? I dunno. When it's 90+
out, I've still been able to sit in my car after it's been in the sun.
Not comfortably, but I imagine 200 degrees would cause injuries, no?

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Monique Y. Mudama wrote:
On 2006-08-04, Magic Mood Jeep© penned:
Remember that ol' saying where it was "so hot, you could fry an egg
on(sidewalk/road/hood of your car)"

Check out what this woman is doing:

http://www.theindychannel.com/foodne...90/detail.html

Neat idea -- better than heating up the house using an oven!

Although, 200 degrees when it's 90 outside? I dunno. When it's 90+
out, I've still been able to sit in my car after it's been in the sun.
Not comfortably, but I imagine 200 degrees would cause injuries, no?

I'd imagine the 200 degrees would be with the car doors closed and she
wouldn't be sitting in there with her cookies while they were baking.
As soon as you open the car door, a lot of that heat would escape and as
soon as you turn it on, the a/c would cool it down, so if you get in a
hot car that's been sitting in the sun, you wouldn't be sitting in 200
degree heat for long.
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On 2006-08-05, badwilson penned:
Monique Y. Mudama wrote:
Although, 200 degrees when it's 90 outside? I dunno. When it's
90+ out, I've still been able to sit in my car after it's been in
the sun. Not comfortably, but I imagine 200 degrees would cause
injuries, no?

I'd imagine the 200 degrees would be with the car doors closed and
she wouldn't be sitting in there with her cookies while they were
baking. As soon as you open the car door, a lot of that heat would
escape and as soon as you turn it on, the a/c would cool it down, so
if you get in a hot car that's been sitting in the sun, you wouldn't
be sitting in 200 degree heat for long.

I guess ... in 90+ weather, I still don't turn on the A/C in my car if
I can avoid it, but you're probably right that a lot of heat escapes
the moment you open the doors.

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monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca