Hot water burn, debating the hospital...

[DampDog]

Limp? I doubt he'd be concerned if his crutch had water on it.

Light hearted satire... crutch - crotch, did you see how I did that? Didn't think so. Never mind maybe next time.

 

[malfunkshun]

OO nasty! a bit late but for future reference, genitalia washing instructions....

 

[dirtychinchilla]

Light hearted satire... crutch - crotch, did you see how I did that? Didn't think so. Never mind maybe next time.

I did indeed. Apologies for not seeing the light hearted side

 

[K1LLSW1TCH]

No, it is a well known fact that once you drop a teabag into boiling water it immediately reduces the temperature by 50% so you're safe.
Take one for the team and try it.

Really? I didn't know this I'mma go try it right NO OHH MY GOD.

 

[kwerk]

sounds like a job for Rescue Remedy.

 

[dowie]

It's mid morning in the UK unless my timezones have gone nuts. A&E won''t be thrilled to see you unless you're a genuine emergency

Unless there is a separate minor injuries unit then AFAIK A&E could be appropriate for injuries such as cuts requiring stitching and large burns etc... doesn't have to be an 'emergency' per say but something that you'd want to get looked at fairly promptly... I doubt they're going to be overwhelmed mid-morning... its not like its Friday/Saturday night..... A burn covering a large area that's already caused blistering could well get infected - probably better to have a nurse dress it etc...

 

[Zenduri]

I drink hot water first thing in the morning for my health, read the benefits!

i would love to read the fictional benefits... credible link?

All i've read so far is hot water offer the same benefits as cold water...... only differs when you add honey or lemon.

 

[Allnamestaken]

i would love to read the fictional benefits... credible link?

All i've read so far is hot water offer the same benefits as cold water...... only differs when you add honey or lemon.

Caw Give the guy a break hes already in enough hot water as it is!