If I write my phone number on a hockey players' hand before he plays, will it still be there after the game?

Question

I mean, perspiration wouldn't erase it, would it?

Answer 1

on the palm, probably gone. back of the hand would have a good chance though...

Answer 2

it depends on what you write it with....and on how much he sweats

i have found through personal experience that most sharpies will stay throughout the entire game.

Answer 3

If you wrote your cell number on your child's hand so he/ she didn't forget it, it's most likely gone.  

Answer 4

Did he not call?

Answer 5

It depends on what body part u drew it on and with what u drew it with. Probably it would cause if u work hard in hockey u sweat which makes it go away

Answer 6

If you use a laundry marker or a Sharpie, it shouldn't wear off from the sweat.

Answer 7

Are you blitzed???

Answer 8

well it depends on alot of things.. first of all the type of ink u  used.. i mean  did u use a ball point pen?? IF SO  it is likley the ink wore of due to hes sweat and the rubbing of the gloves but if u used a sharpie or any other permanent ink it would probley wear of slighlty but might still be there

Answer 9

It won't be there after.

Answer 10

just write it on his stick.... i mean his HOCKEY stick ...

Answer 11

Yes it could.

Answer 12

My guess is that it will probably be gone by the time the game is done.  Between the rubbing on the glove and sweat of playing your not going to have much luck with giving him the number that way.  I suggest a piece of paper. :)

Answer 13

more than likely it wouldn't be there. Yes, perspiration would wipe it clean. When you wear those gloves your hands get really sweaty and wet. Even the die from the gloves comes off onto your hand. I know when I take mine off when I played sometimes my hands were red or blue...whatever color gloves I wore. But, yes the number more than likely wouldn't be there if you wrote it with an ink pen. A sharpie...well maybe you might be able to see it enough.