'Serenity'
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I feel terrible today, I'm not exactly sick. Last night when I was at Dad's watching hockey I kept getting hot and then cold and getting the shivers ,I finally went home before the game was over (missed seeing the winning goal).
I took my temparture and it was 96.7, after I bundled up some it went up to 97 something. I was going to take it this morning but I forgot.
Is it a bad sign that my temperature is low?
I think I had a minor reaction to shooting the flu. I have a mild achyness and lethargy, but not enough to stop me from cleaning up the kitchen, doing the dishes, and shoveling the walks, in reverse of that order.
Good lord, December. And halfway through the decade.
Where are my flying cars? I was promised flying cars.
Is it a bad sign that my temperature is low?
Depends on what is normal for you, and your metabolism.
"the normal range for body temperature is 97 to 100 degrees fahrenheit" [link]
Ugh. 3 a.m. I'm finally heading for bed. Night all.
At the bottom of that page, they cite the song 98.6...
"Hey, ninety eight point six, it's good to have you back again. oh,
Hey, ninety eight point six, her lovin' is the medicine that saaaved me,
Oh, I love my baaaby"
"the normal range for body temperature is 97 to 100 degrees fahrenheit"
Both echidnas and naked mole rats have among the lowest core body temeratures of any mammals.
'Night, billytea
I'm in class, listening to a lecture on Free Will (mostly).
I was drafting a test email and somehow clicked the button that sent it. Thankfully, except for not having any sort of closing, it was well written, even if I wasn't sure I wanted to send it just yet
Aghhhhhhh!
Both echidnas and naked mole rats have among the lowest core body temeratures of any mammals.
Go to BED, William!
Both echidnas and naked mole rats have among the lowest core body temeratures of any mammals.
It is a common misconception that hairless cats have a body temperature that's a few degrees warmer than a regular house cat. They feel warmer to the touch (because of the lack of fur) but they have the same temperature as regular cats.