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Reason 16738495 I hate winter: Dry air. I just woke up and my throat and mouth are so dry it hurts. My through seriously hurts so bad it feels like strep, I can't even swallow water. And my mouth and lips feel like I need to swish water around for a while and then just apply neosporin as Chapstick. Ugh, I haven't even looked out the window yet, but I'm sure it's going to be the next reason I hate winter..
Anybody meet someone before and a few months later they've told you all their good stories and now they just repeat the good stories and if they have anything new to tell you, it is really boring?
Yes Larry, I have heard about the time you saw the Rolling Stones, I've heard it like 20 times now and I can tell you it word for word.
So what you're saying is you want this Larry character to 'disappear?'
Reason 16738495 I hate winter: Dry air. I just woke up and my throat and mouth are so dry it hurts. My through seriously hurts so bad it feels like strep, I can't even swallow water. And my mouth and lips feel like I need to swish water around for a while and then just apply neosporin as Chapstick. Ugh, I haven't even looked out the window yet, but I'm sure it's going to be the next reason I hate winter..
Not all winters are like that. It is so humid here even in the winter. I makes it even colder because you feel moist... to the bone. I will say that I don't like dry air. When I went to Vegas, I felt like a fish out of water. Everything was dry and cracky. I had to buy that saline solution to shoot up my nose. The Worst! I wish I could send moist air your way.
Reason 16738495 I hate winter: Dry air. I just woke up and my throat and mouth are so dry it hurts. My through seriously hurts so bad it feels like strep, I can't even swallow water. And my mouth and lips feel like I need to swish water around for a while and then just apply neosporin as Chapstick. Ugh, I haven't even looked out the window yet, but I'm sure it's going to be the next reason I hate winter..
Not all winters are like that. It is so humid here even in the winter. I makes it even colder because you feel moist... to the bone. I will say that I don't like dry air. When I went to Vegas, I felt like a fish out of water. Everything was dry and cracky. I had to buy that saline solution to shoot up my nose. The Worst! I wish I could send moist air your way.
Id trade you in a heartbeat!!! I actually like dry heat, I prefer it over the humidity of a lot of the south. But there is nothing fun about freezing your ass off AND having your lips, hands, and elbows cracking and bleeding. I have extra hydrating lotion I apply liberally daily and it does nothing. I'm also breaking out on my back and shoulder and slightly on my face because of the dryness too. It happens every winter. I have pretty clear skin usually, but every single winter I break out like I'm going through puberty. It sucks.
Oh, and "moist" is the worst word ever. It gives me the heebe jeebes. :shudder:
Reason 16738495 I hate winter: Dry air. I just woke up and my throat and mouth are so dry it hurts. My through seriously hurts so bad it feels like strep, I can't even swallow water. And my mouth and lips feel like I need to swish water around for a while and then just apply neosporin as Chapstick. Ugh, I haven't even looked out the window yet, but I'm sure it's going to be the next reason I hate winter..
get a humidifier!! I bought one toward the beginning of the season and it has helped a ton.
Reason 16738495 I hate winter: Dry air. I just woke up and my throat and mouth are so dry it hurts. My through seriously hurts so bad it feels like strep, I can't even swallow water. And my mouth and lips feel like I need to swish water around for a while and then just apply neosporin as Chapstick. Ugh, I haven't even looked out the window yet, but I'm sure it's going to be the next reason I hate winter..
get a humidifier!! I bought one toward the beginning of the season and it has helped a ton.
I've had several people tell me to get a humidifier because I get really bad bloody noses. I did once and I didn't notice any difference so I took it back. My cousin has a small one right by her head in her room and when I slept there I noticed a little bit of a difference, I think. I'm just happy that I haven't been getting bloody noses at least. I just realized while typing this that I haven't had a bloody nose since last winter. That makes me really happy.
Not all winters are like that. It is so humid here even in the winter. I makes it even colder because you feel moist... to the bone. I will say that I don't like dry air. When I went to Vegas, I felt like a fish out of water. Everything was dry and cracky. I had to buy that saline solution to shoot up my nose. The Worst! I wish I could send moist air your way.
Id trade you in a heartbeat!!! I actually like dry heat, I prefer it over the humidity of a lot of the south. But there is nothing fun about freezing your ass off AND having your lips, hands, and elbows cracking and bleeding. I have extra hydrating lotion I apply liberally daily and it does nothing. I'm also breaking out on my back and shoulder and slightly on my face because of the dryness too. It happens every winter. I have pretty clear skin usually, but every single winter I break out like I'm going through puberty. It sucks.
Oh, and "moist" is the worst word ever. It gives me the heebe jeebes. :shudder:
I don't want to trade! I don't like the cold. Or dry air. Honestly, I have lived here so long, I didn't even know what humidity was until I got pregnant. It felt like a hot, wet blanket was lying on my big ole belly. I was informed that was humidity. Oh well. I guess I was born for this weather.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
Id trade you in a heartbeat!!! I actually like dry heat, I prefer it over the humidity of a lot of the south. But there is nothing fun about freezing your ass off AND having your lips, hands, and elbows cracking and bleeding. I have extra hydrating lotion I apply liberally daily and it does nothing. I'm also breaking out on my back and shoulder and slightly on my face because of the dryness too. It happens every winter. I have pretty clear skin usually, but every single winter I break out like I'm going through puberty. It sucks.
Oh, and "moist" is the worst word ever. It gives me the heebe jeebes. :shudder:
I don't want to trade! I don't like the cold. Or dry air. Honestly, I have lived here so long, I didn't even know what humidity was until I got pregnant. It felt like a hot, wet blanket was lying on my big ole belly. I was informed that was humidity. Oh well. I guess I was born for this weather.
I love the word moist though. Hence me using it twice.
Oh man, humidity is the worst. Put me in a desert with a pool and some shade and I'm good. Seriously, 120° out isn't bad if you hav shade in dry heat. But 90° in humidity, it doesn't matter where you go, you're sweating like a 400lbs man regardless. The air just feels so heavy to me. But, it's way better than this crap were dealing with right now.
God, the more I type the less I understand why I continue to live here.
MOIST! I looooooove that word. I know multiple people who don't like it and it confuses me.
How's the weather out there? Moist.
Did you have time to completely dry your outfit? It's still moist.
He's cute. You catch some feels? I've got moist panties.
All of this. I don't understand it either. My niece cringes and will leave the room if you say it. Whenever I am trying to get rid of her, I ask her to make me a cake and to make sure it is nice and MOIST. Works every time.
MOIST! I looooooove that word. I know multiple people who don't like it and it confuses me.
How's the weather out there? Moist.
Did you have time to completely dry your outfit? It's still moist.
He's cute. You catch some feels? I've got moist panties.
Seriously. It's so gross. Here is a better alternative to all of your statements:
How's the weather out there? Humid.
Did you have time to completely dry your outfit? It's still damp (wet works here too).
He's cute. You catch some feels? I've got wet panties.
The 'M' word just reminds me of something gross. When I hear it I picture nastiness. Especially when used in context of you last example. Makes me think her lady parts are diseased.
I don't want to trade! I don't like the cold. Or dry air. Honestly, I have lived here so long, I didn't even know what humidity was until I got pregnant. It felt like a hot, wet blanket was lying on my big ole belly. I was informed that was humidity. Oh well. I guess I was born for this weather.
I love the word moist though. Hence me using it twice.
Oh man, humidity is the worst. Put me in a desert with a pool and some shade and I'm good. Seriously, 120° out isn't bad if you hav shade in dry heat. But 90° in humidity, it doesn't matter where you go, you're sweating like a 400lbs man regardless. The air just feels so heavy to me. But, it's way better than this crap were dealing with right now.
God, the more I type the less I understand why I continue to live here.
IDK why you live there either. You constantly complain about the wether. Like I said, I never even noticed the humidity until I was pregnant 17 year ago. It doesn't bother me at all. Also, we skate in a non-climate control warehouse and that is the only time that I feel like I am sweating like a dirty whore in church. Tin roof, heat, humidity=the feeling of death. Sometimes we have to cancel practiced due to the heat, but I would take that over any place that got cold any day! Give me heat (and humidity) or give me a new zip code.
get a humidifier!! I bought one toward the beginning of the season and it has helped a ton.
I've had several people tell me to get a humidifier because I get really bad bloody noses. I did once and I didn't notice any difference so I took it back. My cousin has a small one right by her head in her room and when I slept there I noticed a little bit of a difference, I think. I'm just happy that I haven't been getting bloody noses at least. I just realized while typing this that I haven't had a bloody nose since last winter. That makes me really happy.
I don't know if it would immediately help your bloody noses, but I definitely noticed the difference right away in the mornings - I would leave it on over night and I didn't wake up feeling like I had sandpaper for a tongue or like my skin was going to crumble off of me.
I can tell when I haven't used my humidifier for too long because my cat's hair gets all mangy and static-y. she looks like she got electrocuted sometimes because her hair sticks out so much baha
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
I've had several people tell me to get a humidifier because I get really bad bloody noses. I did once and I didn't notice any difference so I took it back. My cousin has a small one right by her head in her room and when I slept there I noticed a little bit of a difference, I think. I'm just happy that I haven't been getting bloody noses at least. I just realized while typing this that I haven't had a bloody nose since last winter. That makes me really happy.
I don't know if it would immediately help your bloody noses, but I definitely noticed the difference right away in the mornings - I would leave it on over night and I didn't wake up feeling like I had sandpaper for a tongue or like my skin was going to crumble off of me.
I can tell when I haven't used my humidifier for too long because my cat's hair gets all mangy and static-y. she looks like she got electrocuted sometimes because her hair sticks out so much baha
Maybe I'll try again. The one my cousin had was tiny, probably too small for my room. I guess I could do what she does and just put it by my head on my headboard. Any suggestions on a good one that doesn't cost like $80?
I don't know if it would immediately help your bloody noses, but I definitely noticed the difference right away in the mornings - I would leave it on over night and I didn't wake up feeling like I had sandpaper for a tongue or like my skin was going to crumble off of me.
I can tell when I haven't used my humidifier for too long because my cat's hair gets all mangy and static-y. she looks like she got electrocuted sometimes because her hair sticks out so much baha
Maybe I'll try again. The one my cousin had was tiny, probably too small for my room. I guess I could do what she does and just put it by my head on my headboard. Any suggestions on a good one that doesn't cost like $80?
I just got one made by honeywell at target. I think it was only like $30 or so. maybe read some reviews on target's website to see which would be best?
Anybody meet someone before and a few months later they've told you all their good stories and now they just repeat the good stories and if they have anything new to tell you, it is really boring?
Yes Larry, I have heard about the time you saw the Rolling Stones, I've heard it like 20 times now and I can tell you it word for word.
Think of it as good practice for dealing with elderly parents.
MOIST! I looooooove that word. I know multiple people who don't like it and it confuses me.
How's the weather out there? Moist.
Did you have time to completely dry your outfit? It's still moist.
He's cute. You catch some feels? I've got moist panties.
Seriously. It's so gross. Here is a better alternative to all of your statements:
How's the weather out there? Humid.
Did you have time to completely dry your outfit? It's still damp (wet works here too).
He's cute. You catch some feels? I've got wet panties.
The 'M' word just reminds me of something gross. When I hear it I picture nastiness. Especially when used in context of you last example. Makes me think her lady parts are diseased.
Y'all a bunch of weirdos with words freaking you out.
Side note: my kid went to Philmont for Boy Scouts to go snowboarding. I miss him terribly. Especially when there's parades and he's who I'd go with to them. Plus, no way to call since it's camp. House is quiet and empty.
Post by itrainmonkeys on Feb 16, 2015 14:47:45 GMT -5
Mark me down for not understanding the people who hate "moist".
I mean....I get disliking a certain word but I've seen people like....scared of it. Like saying it out loud physically bothers them (or maybe they just are seeking attention) and get seriously angry at people for it.
It's only disgusting if you make it disgusting. I think it's a perfectly fine word. I don't use it often but I also think it's ridiculous to avoid using it because someone doesn't like the way it sounds.