TIM RICHARDSON -> ED HULETT wrote:
 TR> On 04-07-09, ED HULETT said to CHINACAT:


 C>> One death and, in the last 30 years, maybe 50 hospitalizations.


 EH>> You say that, but I notice you always lack evidence to back up your


 TR> Didn't she recently say that the missionaries should first `aclimate'
 TR> themselves to SC heat?

Yes, she said that like SC is somehow unique in its climate.

 TR> I wonder how many times she's been in Utah around June and July. Or August.

100+ degrees with high humidity. Been there, done that.

 TR> Those from Utah don't need `aclimating' to SC. Its probably the other way
 TR> around!

I'd like to see what her reaction would be to Utah summers. Especially
around Bonneville Salt Flats and the Salt Lake area. Of course, it can get
hot just about anywhere in the *high* *desert*.

 EH>> claims. C> Would you really rather  see that many deaths?


 EH>> Don't be ridiculous.


 C>> Isn't one bad enough?


 EH>> It's more than enough. If memory serves it was in SC that a
 TR> missionary was
 EH>> shot by a drive-by shooter and died. It could have been a nearby state,
 EH>> but it was in that area. What do you suggest they do about that?


 TR> She will probably want missionaries `aclimated' to drive-by shootings in
 TR> SC, so less of them either die or are hospitalized with bullet wounds!

Yeah, it's dangerous during drive-by season.

Ed

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