"Things I don't get"

I always thought that was just another way of saying what the wind chill is.

Yes, that is with the wind chill.

Your body radiates heat to the air, thus warming the air immediately around you. When you have a lot of wind, the warmed air is blown away and your body loses even more heat to the air because the air around you is constantly being replaced with the colder air.

That happens when it's 20, it happens when it's 90. That's how a breeze cools you. It isn't colder air blowing by you. It's the air taking the heat around you from your body and moving it away.

I might be in Denver this April.

I was going to say more, but I liked how that looked as just a stand alone statement.

I don't buy it, and damn your science

jk

I like the "thus" in your post, Chris.

I don't get how nobody in the world seems to understand how ceiling fans or thermostats work.

"Why do you have the fans on, it's cold outside?"

"I know the heat's on but can you turn it up?"

Idiots.

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Originally Posted by Glenn

I like the "thus" in your post, Chris.

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I'll have to work that into more of my posts.

I don't get why so many damn runs at ski resorts have flat spots. The designers must hate boarders.

The treatment Phelps is getting for hitting a bong at a party.

I think he should be crucified, but that's just me.

Apparently, so does the media