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Mariana Horchata posted:electric blankets during the winter are a much better and cheaper alternative yeah they work well but you eventually start to feel like a bit of a loser spending all your time that you're at home in bed
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ive never lived anywhere cold but do people actually use electric blankets. it sounds like a good way to kill yourself
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fuckin lol where i live it's 35c (95f) on the reg and humid as poo poo
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krampster2 posted:fuckin lol where i live it's 35c (95f) on the reg and humid as poo poo sounds really good
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Fister Roboto posted:Puerto Rico sure, but Afghanistan can get cold as balls. oh, I didn't know that. I guess it makes sense though since it has a lot of mountains.
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Jan 18, 2015 04:06
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why don't you just use the radiator 
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i am harry posted:why don't you just use the radiator what the gently caress is a radiator
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Been seeing this new girl and slept over at her place last night, she had her thermostat on 70 and a large space heater pointed directly at her bed. I slept above the covers topless in eastern Washington winter. I keep my apartment at like 60 as I prefer to just use extra clothing or blankets and am basically a human sized space heater.
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Jan 18, 2015 04:37
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its 70 degrees here 50 at night so i just have all my windows open gl with ur electric bill op
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ArbitraryC posted:Been seeing this new girl and slept over at her place last night, she had her thermostat on 70 and a large space heater pointed directly at her bed. I slept above the covers topless in eastern Washington winter. I keep my apartment at like 60 as I prefer to just use extra clothing or blankets and am basically a human sized space heater. you should sleep naked, especially with your girlfriend.
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Jan 18, 2015 04:42
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SHISHKABOB posted:what the gently caress is a radiator I think it's a metal thing old buildings have that come out of the floor and radiate heat. I think I saw one in an old movie once.
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Jan 18, 2015 04:42
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cinLQG2VSR4
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Jan 18, 2015 04:48
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I knew these guys who had this african roommate one year in college. I mean, he was from africa. Anyway, he always would set the thermostat as high as it would go and my friends would always wake up in a pool of sweat, pissed off.
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Jan 18, 2015 04:48
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meanwhile, my roommates keep turning the thermostat down to 55 because they're loving idiots
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Jan 18, 2015 04:49
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Reminds me of a roommate I had who would blast the AC so that I would wake up feeling my nose hairs begin to freeze. I'd check on him to ask why I could see my own breath and he would be bundled up in an extreme cold weather sleeping bag with a scarf and wool cap. gently caress all roommates.
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Jan 18, 2015 05:00
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Dave_Indeed posted:Why would you crank your heat and light a fire? I don't think you're actually in Ohio. I'm in Ohio and we know how fireplaces work here. Because they're really super sensitive to cold? The furnace runs all the time, there are space heaters scattered around and when it gets really cold out there's a fire going too. Like I said I don't get it, but that's how it is.  When I visit in the summer air conditioning becomes something of a battle ground because apparently anything below about 100 degrees is not hot.
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Jimong5 posted:thats not how thermostats work. that thing is like 20 bucks of profit for the ppl at honeywell
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Jan 18, 2015 05:35
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Every gym on the planet has 4 of them with broken off faceplates.
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58 F all day tho with the plummeting oil prices I may splurge that to 60 in honor of russia's demise
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SHISHKABOB posted:they're from peurto rico and afghanistan so I guess they aren't used to the weather but still srsly wtf You're another victim of multiculturalism. Je sus charlie.
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i keep it at 64 and anyone who touches it is losing a hand
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Inu posted:Real answer: Don't live in loving Ohio This is really the answer to any and all Ohio related questions.
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tell them you aren't paying for an 80 degree thermostat bill dumpass pussy
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Kimmalah posted:Because they're really super sensitive to cold? The furnace runs all the time, there are space heaters scattered around and when it gets really cold out there's a fire going too. Like I said I don't get it, but that's how it is. So you hung out with stupid people and they're doing it wrong. Fireplaces radiate heat within 10 feet or so but the chimney sucks the rest of the heat out of the house. It's pretty basic stuff. Just murder those people and do the rest of we Ohians a favor.
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Dave_Indeed posted:So you hung out with stupid people and they're doing it wrong. Fireplaces radiate heat within 10 feet or so but the chimney sucks the rest of the heat out of the house. It's pretty basic stuff. Just murder those people and do the rest of we Ohians a favor. I haven't met many people in Ohio who weren't stupid honestly.
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I purchased this Honeywell Thermostat Guard, to STOP other people who live in my house from changing MY Thermostat settings. Everytime I would set my thermostat where I wanted it, someone else would come along and change it. No one would admitt to it, and I got tired of paying a large gas & electric bill every month. No one else is helping me to pay my Gas & Electric bill, so they needed to keep their hands off, but they wouldn't. This Thermostat Guard LOCKS over my thermostat, and now NO ONE else can change my settings. damorg5623 Baltimore, MD, USA 55 to 64, Male
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boom boom boom posted:whatever you do, don't talk to him
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doomisland posted:63 degress crew checkin in what this guy said
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Jan 19, 2015 01:32
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I don't really have to think about this stuff because I live in southern California and the weather is normally perfect. I did have to wear a sweater for like a week this winter though, so I know how you guys feel.
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Lol let me guess op, they're all females
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Inu posted:Real answer: Don't live in loving Ohio
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off with their heads
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Jan 19, 2015 01:42
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I also live in southern California and right now it's 76 out just like it was yesterday and the day before that and pretty much most of the time. Sometimes it gets a bit nippy and it can hit 50-60, and during summer it can get to a miserable 90-95. lol
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Moridin920 posted:I also live in southern California and right now it's 76 out just like it was yesterday and the day before that and pretty much most of the time. Same. I don't have heat or a.c. either and don't need it lol.
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Sheng-ji Yang posted:ive never lived anywhere cold but do people actually use electric blankets. it sounds like a good way to kill yourself i live somewhere cold and the idea of an electric blanket loving terrifies me on some really core level. like the safest, most trusted type of thing in the entire world, the kind of thing youve been wrapped in since being a baby, possibly catching on fire and killing you. what would be worse than burning alive shrouded in a loving blanket
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TEAYCHES posted:what would be worse than burning alive shrouded in a loving blanket Living in Ohio.
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You are basically using your white imperialist privilege to freeze these people out of their own house. Can you be any more oppressive?
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Gargamel Gibson posted:What is a fahrenheit? Pretty good game on Xbox.
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