Probably TMI, but what the hell...
Monday, August 11th, 2003 09:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
caddymanNow here's a thing.
It is possible to sweat and shiver on one side of your body only.
It involves the heat. It always involves the heat these days.
The temperature reduces you to sitting in your skivvies with the fan at full belt blowing warm air on you at virtually point blank range. Now what happens, is that you sweat cobs, but the side with the fan stays dry because of the warm air blowing over you. The other side, in the lee as it were, continues normally and soggily.
So the one side is kept warm and dry, the other is soggy and cool. So that side shivers. The side with the fan doesn't.
Odd.
And disconcerting.
Sort of.
It is possible to sweat and shiver on one side of your body only.
It involves the heat. It always involves the heat these days.
The temperature reduces you to sitting in your skivvies with the fan at full belt blowing warm air on you at virtually point blank range. Now what happens, is that you sweat cobs, but the side with the fan stays dry because of the warm air blowing over you. The other side, in the lee as it were, continues normally and soggily.
So the one side is kept warm and dry, the other is soggy and cool. So that side shivers. The side with the fan doesn't.
Odd.
And disconcerting.
Sort of.
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Date: 2003-08-11 03:14 pm (UTC)Now THAT makes yer shiver.