[Kerry]

Ever actually felt that? I know it's a saying "Ooooh I'm chilled to the bone!!"

I've had a few times where a bone or bones feel like they are actually aching due to cold inside. I'm assuming a mixture of exercise too. Usually my shins. Ugh, it's awful. Anyone else? It actually feels inside the bone!

[Patrick]

Yeah one time in Winter on a Roofless Double Deck tour bus.
I felt dead.

[Novo]

No.

[Kerry]

Originally Posted by Patrick

Yeah one time in Winter on a Roofless Double Deck tour bus.
I felt dead.

Remember once sledging as a kid. I stayed out all day. I could barely walk home

[Kerry]

*Lobs ice at Novo*

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

i thought it meant disturbed or creeped out

[Kerry]

Originally Posted by Scott

i thought it meant disturbed or creeped out

All about context.

[Pyramid*]

I can safely say that having recently spent 8 odd hours stuck on the M8 motorway in about 2.5ft of snow in a car with limited petrol in it and not being able crank up the heater - then having to abandon said car about 2 miles from home and having to use shank's pony for the final stretch home when outside temps were around -5 degrees - Yes, I know exactly what chilled to the bone means - and how long it takes to get the core heat levels back up again.

[BB_Eye]

Walking back to my friend's flat while high on what must have been the coldest night of the year before the snow came along. I was so cold I actually couldn't talk.

[Jords]

Yeah when out in the snow.