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That makes sense...I'm not sure exactly how we're supposed to really tell the difference between a burn and our burning pain in a situation like that when the flare is caused by the heat.
Cooking is dangerous for me...a couple of months ago I burned myself when hot oil splashed onto my face, arm, and leg. That was easy to tell that it was a burn though because the skin blistered up and everything. Since then I have been extremely cautious when in the kitchen.
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