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Author: ParadiscaCorbasi
Feb 6th 2010
at
1:31:30 PM
And SarahJaye -- aaaagggh. I don't know if there's a way to go back and dig up all those examples I had in that post before. By the way, it works because Sokka and Katara were acclimatized to extremely cold temperatures and had moved north to a warmer climate. Their bodies hadn't acclimated yet to the warmer temps when the storm hit, so they got sick. '''Page Quote fodder:''' Come out of the garden, baby Youll catch your death in the fog -- Diamond Dogs, David Bowie The cold will in GrossOutShows (or even shows less prone) result in horrible shots of runny, snotty noses; hankies and tissues dripping with same. Common methods of treating someone who has come in from the cold is to put them in a chair under a blanket with a hot water bottle on their head and their feet in hot water to warm them up. [[AC: {{WesternAnimation}}]] * On SpongebobSquarepants the Suds are the underwater version of a cold, caught after Spongebob fell asleep in front of an open refrigerator. * Inversion: ''Year Without A Santa Claus'': Vixen, who's acclimated to the frigid temps of the North Pole gets sick when she goes to warm weather Southtown. [[AC: {{Film}}]] * Subversion: in both ''The Saint'' and in ''TheDayAfterTomorrow'' the girls are both bright science types who know that ''hypothermia'' is the real deadly danger coming from exposure to freezing cold water. [[AC: {{Literature}}]] * TheHollowsSeries by Kim Harrison. Rachel falls into a frozen river in one of the books but does not come down with a cold. * WeatherWardens as well. Joanne's concerns from being in frozen temperatures are frostbite and hypothermia. [[AC: WesternAnimation]] * ''TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': Peter goes around in un-insulated Spidey suit in the dead of snowy winter, and the next time we see Peter Parker, he's sneezing. So I guess it's two sides of the trope. Side 1: People get sick from getting wet and/or cold. Side 2: People get realistic ailments from getting cold and/or wet. Don't want to see it time out. Anybody mind if I launch it?
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