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There was a local study done by the trauma council in East Texas, not sure if it was ever put out for publication, but the results were that out of roughly 1000 level 1 trauma activations, all of them came in hypothermic to some degree. Every. Stinking. One. Seems that stripping the patient, pumping in room tempature fluid and setting the ambulance climate control for paramedic rather than patient comfort was enough to overcome a couple of months of 100+ degree days. People wonder why I insist on having blankets in the summer too. Any critical patient excluding heat stroke gets at least one blanket regardless of ambient temp.

MRE!

Take your censorship crap some place else. We adults can make our own decisions without your help. I'm going to come over and blare "April 29 1992" by Sublime as loud as I can. You can live in your own little arrogant world where every needs to think and act and believe the way YOU think is right, but you can't force it on others. I'm going to listen to Sublime, and Johnny Cash, and Ice-T and the Geto Boys and NWA, then watch an episode of Scarface and Saving Private Ryan, and then go back to being a very peaceful individual. Just because your brainless, coddled, infantilized generation doesn't know the difference between what comes out of the radio or TV or Xbox and real life doesn't mean the rest of us don't.