Seems like when one doesnt work out you move on to the next joe schmoe who can fill that void in your life of not having a relationship or lack of being able to maintain one.
And herp, medically its bad to apply cold water to a burn. You want room temp water with at least 1 ice cube in it.
Your argument is invalid Speed is the most important single factor in burn treatment. The more quickly you cool down the burn the better your chances are of reducing its effects. Use water from a drinking fountain, sink, hose, shower or whatever water source is closest. Hold the burn under cool running water, submerge the burn in a sink full of water or place a water-soaked cloth over the burn. Add more cool water to the cloth as it absorbs the heat from the burn. It’s also important for you to continue the water treatment for a long enough period of time. This may take 30 minutes or 3 days, depending on the burn. The first appearance of the burn can be misleading. Sometimes it doesn’t look as bad as it really is until the third or fourth day. What the burn looks like then depends on what you did right after the burn and how quickly you did it. If the burn was cooled down immediately there might be almost no pain or swelling and very little change in the skin’s appearance. If the pain is still there when the injured area returns to normal body temperature, it means further cold water treatment is necessary. As long as the burned area feels warmer to the touch than the surrounding skin area, treatment should be continued.
Just realized there is over 16k off topic threads. Not gonna waste my time on something petty. However, i am more than positive there will be more of these threads from you.