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disadvantage: the sweaty dome

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Alexander215:
Definitely has happened, but I would rather the sweat end up on my head than on my face like it use to. I think this is a advantage really.

Timmay:
Eating the spice foods has given me that effect.  First time I noticed it ..I was like wow that really does happen.  All I could picture was my whole head was beat red or soemthing like in the cartoons.  I asked my wife if my face was red and she said no...but why are you beading up? I said because of this hotsauce on these wings! LOL...it was a weird feeling..ya know when it happens for the first time it sorta freaks you out feeling.  Thats what happened to me

Stu:
I've had that happen occasionally.  I also notice if I was really hot, then showered, my body still hadn't cooled enough, and I still sweat through my head... small price to pay for being slick and smooth.

BaldRob:
The "meat" sweats are especially bad... you know, the sweats you get when you eat a large steak or a lot of turkey!  My head glows light a light bulb... oops, a illumination device to be PC!

D.A.L.U.I.:
Spicy food, like most of the stuff we eat in New Orleans & South Louisiana and Tex-Mex doesn't cause me a problem, but Indian & Thai curries and the spicy Vietnamese stuff causes sweat on the back of my head in the shadow area, probably because they are that much hotter.  (It's probably differenct too, because many here, like me, can't even do our morning eggs w/o a couple of shots of Tabasco Sauce! We're inoculated against anything but the hottest!)  Spicy Popeye's Chicken doesn't unless I get a couple of peppers to go with it. It was that way before Sly too, it's just easier now to wipe w/ a napkin.  Exercise causes sweat all over, but since I can wipe it off w/ a towel, I don't need a band on my head to absorb it as it "drains" from the hairy (sparce or otherwise) areas.

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