That guy must really like his Golden Corral. If he's that big, it shows some really poor planning. I know it's a buffet but you have to get up to get your own food. The better option is having the food delivered to you so you don't have to get up

 

Nah man. If you work out, that means you can make as many trips to the fondue fountain as you want.

I probably fall in the middle of the pack on the sweat-meter. Spent 5 hours at an auction yesterday, inside with no fans or a/c. Didn't pop a bead. But outside in this heat and humidity, it doesn't take too long.

This diesel engine runs hot. I try to stay outside as much as possible during the summer to stay acclimated to the heat, but even that doesn't help on those really humid days. If it's humid, I sweat. It could be 20 degrees outside, but if the humidity is high and I'm moving around, I sweat.

It can be 110 degrees outside if its dry heat and I can work in it all day long and still come home from work dry, I work outside for a living. But if it's 80-85 and humid, I'm miserable by lunch. I don't sweat nearly as much as most people I know, but if it's humid out I'd rather be walking around naked.

It can be 110 degrees outside if its dry heat and I can work in it all day long and still come home from work dry, I work outside for a living. But if it's 80-85 and humid, I'm miserable by lunch. I don't sweat nearly as much as most people I know, but if it's humid out I'd rather be walking around naked.

 

I don't know how people can wear long pants in weather above 75 degrees. Unless they just don't move all day long.

I sweat all day long, inside outside it dont matter. Always have.

 

Take the bear suit off, it might cool things down for you.

Take the bear suit off, it might cool things down for you.

 

I wish it were that easy, I sweat naked.

I wish it were that easy, I sweat naked.

 

Then take it easy on the bear claws. :lol2:

I don't know how people can wear long pants in weather above 75 degrees. Unless they just don't move all day long.

 

I worked on the ramp at CVG. A co-worker would wear full length winter coveralls all year long. No way I could do that for one day but he was lazy so he probably never worked up a good sweat regardless of the weather.

I sweat my tail off and it's a love-hate. It's 95 in the shade and I ride around with my windows down in my truck (truth be told, the AC on full blast almost makes me sick to my stomach...it's weird)....when I get a sweat going; be it from being outside just piddling around, playing with the kids, practice, working out, golf, etc it rolls off of me and I'm good with it (but, I also take at least two showers a day at minimum during the summer months). I'm a bigger guy, but consider myself in pretty good shape and thank goodness I'm the furthest thing ever from being hairy fella.....I'd hate to think how bad it would be if I were.

 

The flip side? I don't wear light colored dress shirts (light blue, pink, etc) because of it....I will absolutely sweat through one. So, to avoid frightening women and small children...I try to refrain from those. :lol2:

I don't know how people can wear long pants in weather above 75 degrees. Unless they just don't move all day long.

I think it's just a comfort thing. One of my guys wears those loose fitting sweat pants all day every day, unless we go to the pool.

And to answer the thread, if I was a sweater, it would be cashmere for sure.

I'd say I'm normal when it comes to sweating.

Had a buddy I played reacqutteball with. He would have to change shirts after a couple of games. So he would burn through 4-5 shirts in an evening.

I once asked him is he sweated during sex. He said "oh yeah!" So I asked what the ladies thought about it. He said "some like it and some don't ".

Still laugh when I think about that conversation.

When Mr. BWF was in his 20's, I took him to get his wisdom teeth removed. The oral surgeon came out afterwards looking quite nervous. He said, "The extraction went well, but I never saw anyone sweat like that. I think he needs a complete medical exam." I joked back, "Oh, that normal for him. You should meet his mother."

 

That night, he called our house to see how hubby was. Again, he stressed how he felt I should take him for a physical. 30 years later, he is still sweating away!

I don't sweat indoors like some. Well, once, nearly 24 years ago when the church doors swung open as the wedding march started. It wasn't too bad though, because I had hair then. Pretty sure that was the day it started to exit stage left.