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Re: My Toys R Us Nightmare
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lugnet.market.shopping
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Tue, 18 Jan 2000 22:16:46 GMT
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picky.
> > >
> > > My recollection is that the coffee was determined to be 150 degrees - • which
> > > is 30 degrees higher than allowed by law for a hot water heater to be • set
> > at
> > > for any residence or hotel, for safety reasons.
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> > Only 150 degrees? That shouldn't be a serious burn -- anyone who • frequents
> > coffee shops (as I do) knows that the "normal" temperature for a latte • is
> > 160 degrees. I myself order them at 150 because I find that my mouth is
> > more sensitive to hot drinks than some people. I can't see how that can • be
> > criminal negligence, although I certainly agree that *too* hot is a bad
> > thing.
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> Perhaps he meant *centigrade*. ;) (this would be a trick--those • newfangled
> coffee machines that produce coffee under 12 atm pressure...)
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> best
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> Lindsay
I was about to challenge you on your physics until I saw you were joking. :)
Paul Davidson
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| (...) Had I been serious, I would have checked my physics. I think (IIRC) that at 190C water is always gas. At the very least it would be much more than 12atm needed to keep it liquid. Then again, it's been six years since I had to figure any of (...) (24 years ago, 18-Jan-00, to lugnet.market.shopping)
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