Running Matters #209
Posted on 02 Apr, 2015
We have noses that run and feet that smell. English is weird.
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The indentation in the middle of the area between the nose and the upper lip has a name. It is called the philtrum. Scientists have yet to figure out its purpose, though the ancient Greeks thought it to be one of the most erogenous places on the body
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