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Sex God
I can tell her wats happening :grin:
Sex God
Would it be a vivid and descriptive account. :rascal:
Sex God
Looks like it's time to get out the cuffs, tie Fluff down and ask some interesting questions.
Chocolate Fluff?
Chocolate Fluff?
Sex God
Ooooooooooooooooooh
You could be my little plaything :twisted:
You could be my little plaything :twisted:
:giggle: Sex God
Cooking what, one wonders.
I have a theory - if you were born at a warm time of year (between late spring and early autumn), you feel the cold more, than those people born between late autumn and early spring. I was a February baby and tolerate the cold far better than my husband, who was born in July. This rule seems to hold true for my own family, I wondered if anyone else could substantiate my theory.
Sex God
Quote by fluff_n_stuff
I have a theory - if you were born at a warm time of year (between late spring and early autumn), you feel the cold more, than those people born between late autumn and early spring. I was a February baby and tolerate the cold far better than my husband, who was born in July. This rule seems to hold true for my own family, I wondered if anyone else could substantiate my theory.
What would late autumn be classed as? Sorry to be thick
Im an October baby and cannot tolerate the cold at all :cry: :lol: Quote by mrs-cream123
I have a theory - if you were born at a warm time of year (between late spring and early autumn), you feel the cold more, than those people born between late autumn and early spring. I was a February baby and tolerate the cold far better than my husband, who was born in July. This rule seems to hold true for my own family, I wondered if anyone else could substantiate my theory.
What would late autumn be classed as? Sorry to be thick
Im an October baby and cannot tolerate the cold at all :cry: :lol:Then I guess my theory just fell flat on it's arse, cos I would interpret an October baby as one who would be less sensitive to the cold
. Ah well back to the drawing board. Sex God
Quote by fluff_n_stuff
I have a theory - if you were born at a warm time of year (between late spring and early autumn), you feel the cold more, than those people born between late autumn and early spring. I was a February baby and tolerate the cold far better than my husband, who was born in July. This rule seems to hold true for my own family, I wondered if anyone else could substantiate my theory.
What would late autumn be classed as? Sorry to be thick
Im an October baby and cannot tolerate the cold at all :cry: :lol:Then I guess my theory just fell flat on it's arse, cos I would interpret an October baby as one who would be less sensitive to the cold
. Ah well back to the drawing board.It was worth ago Fluff.
I was born in January, eldest in June and the youngest in November. We all dress according to the weather so we don't feel cold in the winter and strip of in summer when it gets warm.
Mrs Manc is always cold. In our last house the gas fire would be melting and she would still complain of the cold. She takes her thongs on holiday to the Med when we go. She wears them if it is warm enough in the evening. I'm still waiting to see when that may be.
Orgasminator
Quote by fluff_n_stuff
I have a theory - if you were born at a warm time of year (between late spring and early autumn), you feel the cold more, than those people born between late autumn and early spring. I was a February baby and tolerate the cold far better than my husband, who was born in July. This rule seems to hold true for my own family, I wondered if anyone else could substantiate my theory.
I was also born in July..I much prefer the autumn/winter months..cant really put my finger on why that is..does your hub experience this?
Quote by Mark_July
I have a theory - if you were born at a warm time of year (between late spring and early autumn), you feel the cold more, than those people born between late autumn and early spring. I was a February baby and tolerate the cold far better than my husband, who was born in July. This rule seems to hold true for my own family, I wondered if anyone else could substantiate my theory.
I was also born in July..I much prefer the autumn/winter months..cant really put my finger on why that is..does your hub experience this?
He prefers hot and sunny, the hotter, the better. He says he thinks it has something to do with the fact that he is usually working outside or in a unheated workshop. Once you get cold, you don't really warm up again. I still think that being a summer baby has set his thermostat a bit high.
Sex God
One of my past employments saw me maintaining a forklift truck fleet in a cold store.
My workshop was a constant 1 degree C. My food consuption rose to cope with the cold.
A warm day in the store was -24 C and the stores typically ran at -32C. It was quite possible to walk through them in your shirtsleeves.
My workshop was a constant 1 degree C. My food consuption rose to cope with the cold.
A warm day in the store was -24 C and the stores typically ran at -32C. It was quite possible to walk through them in your shirtsleeves.
Quote by mancunian
One of my past employments saw me maintaining a forklift truck fleet in a cold store.
My workshop was a constant 1 degree C. My food consuption rose to cope with the cold.
A warm day in the store was -24 C and the stores typically ran at -32C. It was quite possible to walk through them in your shirtsleeves.
I guess in that situation, elf'n'safety have nothing to say
Orgasminator
Lots of references to ppl not liking the cold,the Norwegians like to say there is no such thing as bad weather only bad clothing...One reason i like the colder months is being out in really cold weather with lots of comfy warm clothes on..bit like an outside duvet day. Also i think women look oh so sexy with a beanie or Peruvian hat on! 
Sex God
Oooooooooooooooo get Fire having a hissy fit.
Can't beat being outdoors whatever the weather.
Saw a lot of lovely ladies in their walking gear last weekend, and some lovely bums too, :rascal:
Can't beat being outdoors whatever the weather.
Saw a lot of lovely ladies in their walking gear last weekend, and some lovely bums too, :rascal:
