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> It's funny how that works, isn't it? My wife and I went out the other
> day to go chat with our neighbours, and she put on a fairly heavy coat; I
> went out wearing a T-shirt.
>
> It was 37F outside at the time. She declared it cold, but I thought it
> was really nice out.
>
> But 37F in October or November is *freezing*.
I have video footage of me standing outside in my pyjamas, bare foot, in
several inches of snow.
Let me repeat that: My bare feet are immersed in actual ice. The air
temperature is several degrees below freezing.
And yet... it didn't seem all that cold. WTF?! Not sure how that's
physically possible... right now the air in my bedroom is about 17°C and
my hands and feet are numb with cold. And I'm wearing multiple layers!
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