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…What? What? She’s FINE! It’ll only be a couple hours, and this way we can afford another little bottle of polish when we get back. Vivishine’s not cheap, people!
This is an excellent post. Four out of four stars, easily.
“Did… you just hold a grudge?”
Edited because: Linked to the wrong Derpibooru post
On commercial flights no, you’re still going to face unpressurized cargo holds the majority of the time. On newer planes, yes, but commercial airlines don’t just replace all their planes the moment a new model is put into manufacture. In the US most of your airlines are flying 10-20 year old planes.
I’ve seen aerosol cans (toiletries) come out of a luggage bag frozen and ruined from the cold.
“The cargo hold on airplanes aren’t pressurized.” Not truth. Maybe on some older one, but newer planes have cargo hold pressurized. -54 C can damage cargo and mainly its cheaper to pressurize all plane than split plane into two halfs.
Ahhhhh… Then yes, all’s good!
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I’d sorta meant it to be by train, but hey, whatever works. Fumes is rated for some pretty extreme conditions either way.
Doing this is deadly. The cargo hold on airplanes aren’t pressurized. So you’re exposed to the same (lack of) oxygen as the top of Mt. Everest, with temperatures around -65.61F (-54.2C.)