Hot as hell

HOT AS HELL: Some think hell can't be any hotter than 832 degrees Fahrenheit. Above that temperature, brimstone vaporizes (Chuck Crisafulli and Kyra Thompson, Go to Hell: A Heated History of the Underworld, SSE/Simon & Schuster, reviewed by Religion News Service).

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