This feels like one of those things where the definitive answer changes every five years.
Like all the other things having to do with health, you mean?
This seems like pretty weak sauce as a finding to justify the cold-causes-colds conclusion. Mostly it looks like they found a reason why rhinoviruses infections start in the nose rather than the lungs (the relative temperature differences). I don't know how cold it would have to be to cause the air in your nose to be ~6 degrees F lower than your overall body temperature, but I can't imagine it's too cold.
Anyway, the high today in Minneapolis is 5 so good luck rhinovirus!
If you need me, I'll be eating buttery steak and eggs in a warm room. I'll probably be drinking a glass of wine. Oh wait, maybe I'd better stick with coffee. And when I'm done, I'm going to have a serving of chocolate.
Even if my mother had told me this and if somebody doesn't come and disprove it in a week, it would be so far down the list of things I should apologize to my mother for that it wouldn't even register.
She was also right about the drunk driving thing.
5: And I turned twenty-one in prison doing life without parole
No one could steer me right but Mama tried, Mama tried
Mama tried to raise me better, but her pleading I denied
That leaves only me to blame 'cause Mama tried
And your eyes are too going to stick like that.
Also, stop jerking off the dog. I don't care if 40% of your friends do it.
Fair enough, but just because she feels cold when I don't wear socks doesn't mean I need to start.
"The dog has a refractory period and you need to respect that."
But at a relatively cool 91.4 degrees Fahrenheit, Dr. Iwasaki and her colleagues found, things changed.
"Relatively cool" is compared to 98.6, not compared to a cold day.
So my sister may have been on to something in elementary school when she invented and prototyped a nose muff.
11: Dylan Thomas's "A Child's Christmas in Wales" features one that I think an aunt knitted for him, so she may have prototyped but not invented. I'm not an IP or patent lawyer, though.
But when you're six years old, nothing is cooler on an icy winter day than tying on one of these and heading out.
I find this unlikely. Admittedly, those are more stylish than my sister's model.
Next you're going to tell me that I really will die if I sleep in a room with a running fan.
Next you're going to tell me that I really will die if I sleep in a room with a running fan.
Yes you will. You will also die if you don't, so I wouldn't worry about it too much.