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Old 01-25-2008, 12:47 PM #1
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Default HOT! HOT! HOT! Did I say it was HOT?
I don't know what's going on with me but it is 34' outside and I'm sweating. I have sweatpants and a short sleeved T-shirt on. I actually stand outside on my side porch to smoke and feel perfectly fine. The rest of the day inside I can feel the sweat run down my back and neck. Driving me nuts!

I can't tolerate heat outside at all and have to wear a cooling vest when it gets over 70'. Go figure?

Is it just me? Could I be going through male manapause????
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