Random words of advice

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Don't blindly believe everything you're told, no matter the source.

From experience, haha...1)Never blow-dry your hair while wearing a necklace (happened to me this morning).2)Even though tweezers obviously LOOK like the prongs of a plug, they do not belong in an outlet (discovered this gem when I was 4).

ok i would guess whatever it was got very very hot but would that be correct?

No, they froze and then broke. Basically, the hot air rises, pulling up the lower cold air which freezes the necklace. It's simple Chemistry/Physics. That was all bs, btw. Woah, my spell-checker thing considers btw a word.

"...my spell-checker thing considers btw a word."WTF, that's fucking sad.

ya know there are materials that some necklaces are made of that dont retain heat, no need to be a prick, prick

Even if it was made out of one of those materials, it wouldn't get cold from having hot air blown at it. And it was a joke, no need to get offended by it.

I haven't added any words to the spell-checker. It might think it's an acronym for something like BLT, which isn't underlined either.

well i know it wouldnt of gotten cold, but surely theres something else that could happen to a necklace material besides getting hot or cold, and it didnt much look like a joke but if you say so then i apoligize for calling you a prick

It seemed like a joke to me. So kiss and make up.... now kiss him again.... ok, now rub his crotch... perfect.

Bob, how many times do i have to tell you, NOT WITHOUT A BETTER FUCKING CONTRACT GAWD! someone get me a fucking evian ROOM FUCKING TEMPERATURE!!!!!!

The necklace gets really hot in seconds, even though you aren't blowing a stream of air directly at it... It burns, leaves this nasty red mark, and then people look at you like you're an idiot.

While I'm completely lost and confused with regard to what you fuckers are talking about, I want to go on record as being for crotch rubbing and aghast that any spell checker would consider BTW a word.Again, that's against BTW as word but for crotch rubbing.Just so everybody knows where I stand.

I still don't know how the fuck this came to be a topic... but what ever I ain't gonna go back a re-read.
As for the article... I'm intrigued but skeptical. No cowboy I ever heard tell of wore jeans back in the day. Jeans didn't become popular cowboy apparel until much later. Maybe a handful of wore jeans in the late twenties and in the thirties. Jeans, I always thought, were more a miners work clothes.
I would be willing to bet the actual reason for getting rid of the copper had more to do with cost of production then burnt nuts. But who knows...

I don't know why, but this reminded me of an article of The Onion. http://www.theonion.com/content/node/33540Gotta love America's Finest News Source.

I got that it was a joke right away. I further explained my post, though, because I was hoping it would end their not-really-an-argument argument.More advice:While using super glue, if you at any time spill some onto your pants, take off your pants right away. Because the glue will soak through, and then it will glue your pants to your leg. @ Cider... What the heck did that article have to do with ANYTHING?

Wait, were you talking about Cider's joke, or my original post? I am TOTALLY confused.... It probably has something to do with the bleach fumes from my work.

Lol, I agree, let's just move on...

wow i guess my perception was very off, it just seemed very condescending but I apoligize

It's alright, I probably should have put a :-P after it, since I usually do after stuff like that.

yeah its just usually, when people are joking to me like that theyre close friends and i know what theyre saying so