You never stop learning

[wordplay]

App. 157000 Ghits (or 157 KGh) on 'pee shiver'; 181 KGh on 'piss shiver'. Behold the internet and its wonders! 157 & 181 KGh and not a single solid explanation for the physiology, nor could I find a reason it happens so much more often in men. I find myself grateful that there is still some mystery left in the world.

Comments

[longtimegone]

Well, I just learned something new, as I'd never heard of a "pee shiver". I had to google it.

[wordplay.livejournal.com]

See? Life is truly glorious. Thank god Al Gore invented the internet.

[shewalksonroses.livejournal.com]

I find this comment amusing, as I've just spent the last eight hours becoming intimately acquainted with every. single. detail. of the handful of guys that actually *did* invent the internet. I <3 my job sometimes. :P

[jiggery-pokery.livejournal.com]

This is the best I got. If Cecil don't have a single solid explanation then one don't exist, a-ha.

[piperki.livejournal.com]

Uncle Cecil doesn't appear to have a definitive answer, either, or rather he doesn't go into too much detail. this makes more sense to my science-loving mind.

It must be a man thing, because I've never experienced it. But I've seen dogs do it!

[misscake]

I. I had no idea this even occurred. O.O Now I have to ask my husband about this!

To paraphrase Elaine Benes of Seinfeld, how do guys walk around with those things?