what is "chilly feeling" like goosbumps that tingles the face and radiates thru body--?
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This isn't an answer to your question, but I just thought I would let you know that picture is a hoax.
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when we r on verge on peeing.. the hot liquid part touches our delicate skin which causes shiver and we feel ticklish..
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I heard my friend's mum describe it:\nYou suddenly get hot, then your skin becomes prickly (pins and needles?), sometimes breaking out in goose-bumps, then you sweat which makes your skin cool down and your body is fighting between being hot and cold... and so you feel horrible because of these body temperature changes. \n\nShe said it's due to a certain hormone that controls body temperature.
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they call them goose bumps because you get little bumps all over.  It's when your freezing and just can't get warm.  Or you are overcome with a cold chill.  Next time its snowing, stand outside with a t-shirt and see them magically appear.
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Oh u will know.....It is unlike any other feeling that you have ever experienced.  You'll know because just the thought of that person will warm your whole insides, and you will have a craving to b around and with that person as much as an chocoholic has a craving for chocolate.....Every waking moment of your day in some form or fashion will have thoughts of that person in it.  You will feel as though there is no mountain that you can't climb, and no sea wide enough to keep you away from that person (just like the song says).  Believe me!!! U will KNOW!!!...
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Ears. Even breathing in them makes goose bumps pop out on my arms and legs. (You didn't ask what the most pleasurable part of the body is..that would be a different answer.)
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goose bumps are triggered by some involuntary nerve signals which could be triggered by heavy sneezing, i get once in a while if the sneezing is quite strong, even i get  blinkers in front of my eyes like floating particles(you might have noticed in  cartoon characters mugged on their heads )
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Trust me, you'll know... HINT It makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.
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Cold is nasty. But at least it means you can go skiing.\n\nDifferent degrees of cold feel different.\n\nTo about -5C it probably feels much like you have experienced. From -5C to about -15C the air is drier and it ironically can feel warmer than 0C (though windchill is nasty - the effect of windchill is to drop effective temperature very rapidly even for quite slow moving air).\n\nAt -15C the hairs in your nose freeze as you breath.\n\nAt about -25C your jeans go stiff as you walk.\n\nSnow behaves differently too as it gets colder. At around -20C it squeeks when you walk on it, and much below -10C it is pretty useless for making snow balls. By the way, it does not snow when its really cold - snow needs a temperature near 0C.\n\nAnd ice is odd too. If you skate, ice gets faster the colder it is. At -20C its like skating on glass.
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Depends on my mood.\n\nIf I'm feeling warm/fuzzy; missionary (eye contact)\n\nIf I'm feeling aggressive; doggie   :-)
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You'll know it when you feel it, trust me. No mistaking it.\n\nIt's like VOOM!! Who turned up the heat in the house when it's 100 degrees outside? and oh, crud, I have to change clothes before I can leave the house b/c I just sweated through them, and where's the ice water? Thanks, I'll take the whole pitcher *pours it over her head*\n\nYep. Unmistakable.
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condensation .your warm bum + cold hard surface= condensation.
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♥they feel people in their tummies!♥
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Excercise regularly or at least by walking.\nTake your medication.\nIt can psossibly be reversed if you can up your metabolism enough but most likely you will be on meds teh rest of your life.\nMedication does help with feeling cold all the time, and it regulates the miscommunicated signals your brain is sendgin your body.
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You get a chill - sometimes even goosebumps.... This is your body's reaction to the sudden loss of heat from "dispensing" a large amount of heated liquid from your body!
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what kind of weird feeling bad or good?
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Deja Vu.\n\n(There's also "Deja Moo", the feeling that you've gone through this bull before...)