Speak Celcius please
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37° C and 310 K
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That's why I'm so hot ;)
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That's what I think about in the shower too, cooking babies
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Or 8,874 degrees for 1 month.
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I got scared after I read the first 4 words
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Good for about 100 years
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Ugh. Farenheit users. Always give people heart attacks.

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Well, 10 months really lol
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I like really thought this was going to end horribly
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And then we get people like you

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10 months
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Y...yo...you really need to get outta that shower, bruh

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That ain't cooking. 37°C.
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SWEET JESUS THAT MOMEMT OF REALIZATION THO
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Actually, extra blood flow and increased metabolic rate during pregnancy increases body temp, which is why pregnant women often feel hot.
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Don't forget the yeast or it won't grow right
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