Anyone one else ever get in trouble for.......

[RobertH]

Making them sick because you turned on the fan at night........

[NUWORLD]

Yep!! All the time.

Hong even gets sick at work during the summer when they turn the fans on at work.

It's like a 100 deg inside and she still gets sick for a few days.

 

Just the way it is.

[warpedbored]

I have never been able to convince my wife that turning on the fan or air conditioner won't cause a cold. I gave up trying. I also gave up trying to convince her that drinking cold beverages isn't bad for you.

[Doug]

Your supposed to cover her so it only keeps you cool.

[Kyle]

I have never been able to convince my wife that turning on the fan or air conditioner won't cause a cold. I gave up trying. I also gave up trying to convince her that drinking cold beverages isn't bad for you.

 

Agreed. My wife believes ice is from the devil.

[hankster]

I have never been able to convince my wife that turning on the fan or air conditioner won't cause a cold. I gave up trying. I also gave up trying to convince her that drinking cold beverages isn't bad for you.

 

My story exactly. Even the ceiling fan on our screened-in-deck, "on low speed", on a 90 degree summer day, can cause a cold

[dnoblett]

Yep, they couple things that makes me nuts.

 

We can be sweating like crazy trying to sleep, and it's no fan! And yep something about ice water, has to have hot water, when dining is simple order tea and set aside the tea bag.

[NickF]

Short answer, yup.

[Mick]

Been there, done that.

[Urkidding]

WHAT!

 

Your wife didn't come with an instruction manual - 1st Edition,Volume 1 of 24...it sez right here, do NOT turn on ceiling fan unless it's an emergency and house is on fire!!!!!

 

http://i41.tinypic.com/166x0zm.jpg

[tsap seui]

Hot danng cuzin' Andrew, the operatin' manual for a Chinertuckian female is plumb near as large as the OSHA regulations for terlet paper and it's safe usage....but only half as large as the OSHA regulations on step ladders.

 

I reckon the lesson learned here is let us pray OSHA never puts Chinertuckian wimmin under their microscope....guys like me wood need years just to understandin' just how to start them....gulp...oh, that's right, they're self starters......whew

 

tsap seui

[michaln]

you didnt know it sucks all the air out of the room ?

[Doug]

http://i42.tinypic.com/ubinn.jpg

Ask her to be a missionary?

[knloregon]

"......but only half as large as the OSHA regulations on step ladders....."

 

Well now, Mr. Tsap! happin' to sep offin' a step latr ...jus' so'----and injured my' self, mitty! --- En red ALL them regs at OSHA, en' I'm pretty sure, I was done wrong! So 'Imn' lokin' for a good atrurnie...

 

[sweetnov]

I'm one of the crazy Chinese wives you guys been talking about. It used to drive me up the wall not to have the windows open but have the AC on low 70s, whether we were in the house or not. We played the turning-up/down-the-temperature game for a while, but that didn't last long. After I stayed in the library and went to the movie theaters, I realized that I'd be the one to change unless I'd want icicles on my eyebrows or eyelashes. I now bring a light jacket with me all the time. I got used to having the AC on low 70s or high 60s and leaving all the fans on year round( we live in FL btw). In fact, we even have a little fan on our 17 year old dog all the time. My husband convinced me that she liked it that way and the breeze made her sleep better.