No you dont. You just have to hit your head or hold your breath.

I mean, you can probably use just anything that would cover you up, it doesn’t need to be real clothes

Honestly, sometimes for brief periods of time I think argh I wish I could just go to the shops naked. Like when I’m in a nightie or pjs and I have to change bra on coat and all that on. BUT then I think well it would be uncomfortable eg barefoot, what if it’s cold. (I mean if we were allowed to this is what I mean) and then also as well as not wanting everyone else to have to put up with my wobbly bits I’m glad I don’t have to put up with everyone else’s wobbly bits and glad I don’t live in a nudist colony!

https://www.energy.wsu.edu/documents/co2inbuildings.pdf

Not when I buy clothes from Amazon. They let you try them on and return for free.

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LOL I almost thought you were speaking of current clothes stores until the end. That was good thanks :D

Edit: You, yes. Dont believe a word Andrew says ℅

Totally understand it, just saying not to worry. There’s plenty of people who seriously abuse the 911 system. I’m talking calling 911 because the remote to the TV fell off the bed and they can’t find it without getting up. If you’re not on a first name basis with the local 911 crews, then you’re not abusing the 911 system.

Also, as sad as it is, there is nothing that can really be done about 911 abuse. Yeah, it’s illegal and there’s well written laws that make it enforceable and punishable, but good luck finding someone who’s gonna have the balls to do it. Who’s going to arrest the crazy lady who keeps calling 911 because she overheard the ants in the wall plotting to resurrect Hitler and take over the world? The person who does that is gonna be the person who gets sued the next time that lady calls because she feels the ants crawling in her chest and it gets filtered to the police to investigate and they show up at the house and find her dead from a heart attack. As a result, they’d rather just continuously send us to investigate and send a cop along with us to check it out later.

When I was a child, I watched some thing about people who thought they were vampires. The show stated it usually started in childhood when they tasted their own blood. I was scared I'd grow up to be a vampire because I had tasted my own blood.

Since COVID, we have CO₂ meters at the office. Including an instruction what to do when, including Open Window, and Less People In Room.

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But on the flip side, many, many stores to choose from and almost guaranteed one very local, and there was also plenty that delivered, especially in autumn.

But anyone can come up with an idea for something, the inventor actually invents it.

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At least it’s not a leather shop in Arizona. They’d be out of a business in a week there

Trust me, only reason I say to not think of fixing it is because people can be dumb under stress of emergencies. Look at grease fires and how many people burn down their kitchens because of it. A lot of those people see fire, panic, and do what they’ve been told their entire lives. Water makes fire go out. In this case, no. No it does not.

Off topic: when I typed that, the first thing that popped into my mind when i said “they do what they’ve been told to do their entire lives” was to stop, drop, and roll.

I can’t be the only one who realizes we were told and taught to stop, drop, and roll a whole lot for something that happens so rarely in our lives. I chock it up with other things I thought would be problems growing up, quick sand, piranhas, and the Bermuda Triangle.

Sounds cool, what's the place called?

OP suffering by conforming to social norms. I still remember the old days when our mother would herd us all in the car to go naked mall shopping on Saturday

Inorder to get a good night's sleep you have to be relaxed

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You are welcome to get your medical advice for free online. The incentive should be in your favor, right? Let’s see how that works out for you.

Oh right, I get it. It's just an old habit I'm still breaking is all.

There’s nothing wrong with calling 911 if you think you have an emergency. It’s better to be safer than sorry.

I’m a paramedic on a 911 truck in a small city in the Northeast of PA. We frequently get calls for things that make no sense or things that make you wonder why someone would call 911 for that. I actually had someone call 911 because the tip of their finger was throbbing. Of course if you have an exhausting and busy shift and then finally get to relax for a minute and have it interrupted by a 40 something year old complaining of pain in his finger, you’re gonna do some screaming and cursing at the ceiling as you respond, but you’re gonna go. You always will. This time I got there and walked in the door and the guy was drenched in sweat and ghostly white. Holds up his left hand and points to the tip of his ring finger. Says this hurts so bad I can’t breathe. Guy looked like death, so I asked “does anything else hurt?” Guy was like, not really. It’s just the finger. It’s like a bad tooth, the finger tip hurts so bad it’s like a lightning bolt up my arm and into my arm pit. That then shoots across my chest and around my back. But it starts in my finger so I dunno.

Guy was having a massive heart attack and called 911 saying his finger tip hurt to touch.

CO will slowly suffocate you if the concentration is too high so you need to go somewhere you will get fresh air.

So when it beeps, get out. Keep the doors open, too. If that's not an option, stick your heard out of a window and stay there. Call 112, 999, 911 or whatever number is relevant to you, depending on where you're from.

They will try to locate the problem and air out your entire house in the process.