[PhibbysHammer]

You Sir are the Master and hold the Master's Degree. I enjoy the shade of the great shadow you cast , in which I study and perfect my Phallic Knowledge base.

[fun4me2_yk]

I love the tip on cold weather PE'ing. Wondering how cold it gets in minneapolis because here in the great white north of canada (yellowknife, NWT, its up by alaska, look it up lol) it gets down to -40 or colder. Faereheit or Celcius you say? It don't matter, they meet at minus 40. That's usually without the wind. So that said, I would like to read your discussion on the effects of Wind Chill Phactor on Gains during PE. Also, fantastic thread, growing my penis and meeting truly entertaining and helpful people, who knew?

[JonPop]

Man, what the fuck do you do in Yellow Knife? That's out in the boondocks.

Doesn't the "Ice Road" run through there? Saw the series on Ice road truckers. Yeah, buddy
it gets fookin cold up there. Well, you can do a lot of PE and chat on these forums, so this will give you something to do. Glad to have you as a member.

[fun4me2_yk]

yes Ice road truckers season one was filmed here. I see two of the people involved quite regularly, Alex and the young guy who hauls the big stuff. And yes, it get FOOOOKIn cold up here. I work for the military. Nice to be here JP thanks.

[PhibbysHammer]

I live in Phlorida where the temperature ranges around 75-85 degrees 10 months out of the year on average. While sitting on my phront porch PE'ing a cool breeze is always welcome and actually enhances my session. I would never attempt to PE on a porch in a colder climate such as Canada during winter months, however if someone did, I would reccomend the phollowing:
1. Heated gloves
2. Heat generating lotion
3. Adequate wind breaks
4. A large heater or Phire
5. Phrostbite first aid kit
6. Psychological evaluation

Warning: Phrostbite is one of the leading causes of phallus phailure in the phrigid phreezing climates of the phar north.

[JonPop]

What do you do when your Phee Phee gets Phrostbitten?

[PhibbysHammer]

Source: Frostbite › In Depth (ABC Science)
In frostbite, the living tissue literally freezes. If you've ever left a full bottle of water in the freezer, the ice expands breaking the glass bottle. In the same way, freezing causes mechanical damage to the cells as the ice expands. Other complications include dehydration of the tissues, and lack of oxygen. The follow up is not pretty - the red blood cells get torn apart, the small blood vessels develop clots, and the tissue can die giving you gangrene.
Frostbite usually happens to the extremities such as the tip of the nose, or the toes, fingers and ears. The frost-bitten body part is usually white, hard, cold and bloodless. The skin is rigid, so it's difficult to work out how deep the freezing extends. And in most cases, there's no sensation of pain so the victim may not even know that they are suffering frostbite.
The prognosis is good if the frostbite lasts only for a short time, and the thawing process is soon begun. And if blisters do develop, the outlook is better if they're pink. At the other extreme, things are grim when there's a long time delay before thawing happens, and when the thawing is done by heating the body parts with too much heat, for example, more than 45°C. Dark blisters are a bad sign as well. Worst of all is when the frostbite is followed by thawing which is then followed by refreezing - this almost always means that body parts have to be amputated.
But even if amputation is not needed, the victim can be left with loss of sensation in the affected parts, reduced subcutaneous fat, persistent deep pain, increased sweating and limited joint movements.
The best treatment is to bring the frost-bitten parts back to normal body temperature as soon as possible. So you should definitely not add really hot water, nor should you try to warm the frost-bitten area by rubbing it - because hard rubbing can damage the cell structure of the tissues that have been frozen. And completely ignore the myth that you should rub the frost-bitten parts with snow or ice. Just simply plunge the frost-bitten hands,feet ot penis into a warm water bath.

[JonPop]

So, what I get from this is; You should never Jelq a phrostbitten phallaus, it might phall off.

[PhibbysHammer]

A phitting phinal summation indeed!!

[Max Powers]

[quote=PhibbysHammer;51064]I live in Phlorida where the temperature ranges around 75-85 degrees 10 months out of the year on average.


I don't knows where the phuck you lives in Phlorida, but here in Jacksonville it's always hot as phuck. Pheaky hot man. Phully a phull on hot box. My phlaccid always hangs low.