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JOMO
21 Nov 09 17:36
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I don't get a runny nose when I go out, or if I do I don't notice because of the waaaaaaaaay situation etc.

But if I'm in and am in all alone either alone or just with her indoors - or even outdoors - (thinly veiled yes that does include tonight) and drink quite quickly to give myself the merest sliver of a piece of twine that I can still do two nights in a row, I get a runny nose after a few.

Not as in dribbling over the cat walking back from the kitchen, but as in a sniff sniff need to get a piece of kitchen towel sort of a runny nose. Then it goes. But it's not just a coincidence. It always happens when I've had a couple of drinks quite quickly.

Anyone else get this and/or can tell me the scientific explanation for it?

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Viva Las Vegas
When: 21 Nov 09 17:39
Thinly-veiled "My wife and I like to pretend we're bats" thread imo
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billybob oz
When: 21 Nov 09 17:39
LUSH
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JOMO
When: 21 Nov 09 17:41
To bats get runny noses?
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flushgordon
When: 21 Nov 09 17:45
no
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Tevez is God
When: 21 Nov 09 17:45
no, but I get the same thing when I eat quickly :|
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