Today I have learned a very important lesson.
Standing in the near-freezing cold with wind blasting at you is WAY worse if you have an ear piercing. That metal gets COLD
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in reply to @micolithe's post:
that's one of the reasons I prefer glass or silicone, much lower heat transfer. glass still gets cold, but not nearly as much as metal imo.
oh shit I just remembered, you have an industrial huh?? π yeah there's not much getting around that
yeah
if i were still in jersey where the law mandates an underpaid service worker has to fill my tank for me, i would be okay, but alas, i have to do it myself in the other 49 states.
This is really gonna suck in a few days when the Arctic Blast sweeps through. =U
at least now i know i HAVE to keep my ski cap with me
I've very much noticed the same with my septum rings. My cold tolerance went from a hardy New Englander's back to my west coast roots.
i dont think it would have been nearly as bad if it weren't super windy out.