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My house is set to 72.
And yeah i can tell if its been moved to 73.
Id be happy w 70 but figure 72 saves me some money and doesnt totally piss off everybody else.
Leave it at 72....or else Thermostats and tv clickers: men’s department!
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
--Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice.
--ironbender
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Not too bad in VT yet - coming our way by the sound of it.
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I had to climb up some ass in the house. Kids had the AC on 74. Goddamm blast of arctic air hit me coming from outside. Sheesh
Nose started running, had goosebumps and chicken skin. Bump it back to something more tolerable like 78. Everyone hates when I come inside.
People don’t need that damn AC that cold. I got congestive heart failure and I can breathe heat just fine. Not sure why everyone else acts like damn Fattie McGhee Ha, temp yin and yang... I catch the wife turning the thermostat up past 68 all the damn time in the winter. Back in my single days I normally kept it at 64° all winter, unless it was windy as balls from the north/northwest... drafty ass old house.
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We had a heat warning today. I got hot on my 25 mile bike ride.
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Won’t be warm until August arrives!
Even birds know not to land downwind!
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I sure miss the summers in Gunnison chasing the Lakers, Kokanee and Yellow Perch on Blue Mesa.
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They changed it here, now only expected to get to 94F with high dew points. Still, hell on earth. Way worse than winter. F'n A. I can put on enough layers in winter to stay warm. I can strip down to my glorious nekkedness when it's hot and I'm still hot and sweaty.
prplbkrr = Purple Biker
Can't score goals if all you do is pass.
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Campfire Ranger
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I sure miss the summers in Gunnison chasing the Lakers, Kokanee and Yellow Perch on Blue Mesa. I love that area and vacation out there nearly every year. Crested Butte is my favorite place on earth...in the summer.
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Campfire Ranger
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My house is set to 72.
And yeah i can tell if its been moved to 73.
Id be happy w 70 but figure 72 saves me some money and doesnt totally piss off everybody else.
Leave it at 72....or else Thermostats and tv clickers: men’s department! The wimmins dont listen
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Went out to the gun club early afternoon and parked in the shade while shooting. When I got back to my truck the outside temp indicator said 99. By the time I got home it was 100. About 3:00 my wife came out of her office and said she doesn't think AC is working....77 in the house. Fifteen minutes later the HVAC guys show up and problem fixed. Now, 8:44 pm, it's cooled to 86 outside.
Mathew 22: 37-39
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Cold front in Texas. It was 103 on my car's temp when I left at 4:30 from far north Dallas.
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