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Posted by Marc Summers on Dec-06-2006 04:54:

The heat isn't working

64 degrees and dropping!

Posted by tubularbills on Dec-06-2006 04:55:

Re: The heat isn't working

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers
64 degrees and dropping!

i set my thermostat to 60 last night.

and i woke up in the middle of the night and set it back to 75. fuck that. GET BLANKETS AND HEATERS NOW!!!

Posted by Arbiter on Dec-06-2006 04:55:

Start a fire.

Posted by Marc Summers on Dec-06-2006 04:58:

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Originally posted by Arbiter
Start a fire.

Our house is bland and doesn't have one.
We have to wait till tomorrow for someone to fix it.

My mom is up making sure my pops is comfortable.

No sleep tonight, I guess

Posted by Xenocreator_PG_ on Dec-06-2006 05:00:

suggest a suggestion!

Posted by babyvsrhino on Dec-06-2006 06:02:

We don't turn the heat on, that would cost money.

Posted by DOOMBOT on Dec-06-2006 06:03:

62 is the highest im going right now.

Posted by Marc Summers on Dec-06-2006 15:09:

LOL the heat is back on!

Posted by makija on Dec-06-2006 15:10:

in russia hit turns you on !

Posted by AndreaCKY772 on Dec-06-2006 15:16:

in my dorm room right now, the heat isn't all that swell. it's about 33 degrees outside too...

they turn the heat on more overnight

Posted by KilldaDJ on Dec-06-2006 15:18:

its not rly that cold in england.

though the thermostat is at 25-30 degrees C and the ambient temp around the house is about 16-18 degrees so thats not awful.

Posted by Ian on Dec-06-2006 15:21:

jeez, i only set mine to about 65f in the coldest days! it's like in summer, you can count on one hand the number of homes with air-con, we just sweat & moan, like real...... clowns ?

Posted by _Nut_ on Dec-06-2006 15:24:

During the day mine is set at 65 and at night 61. With high heat and electric costs... I don't mind wearing long sleeves and wool socks.

Suck it up princess.

Posted by Ian on Dec-06-2006 15:29:

quote:
Originally posted by _Nut_
During the day mine is set at 65 and at night 61. With high heat and electric costs... I don't mind wearing long sleeves and wool socks.

Suck it up princess.

precisely, it's so easy to wear a sweater or a long sleeved t-shirt & some warm socks. Fuel prices in the UK have gone up at such a high rate in thel ast 2 years that you have to look at ways of making money go further

Posted by makija on Dec-06-2006 15:31:

here in canada houses are so insulated due the -50 and such haha so really you flick the heat on for about 20 mins an your house is warm super warm for next few hours and no need to dress up to go to sleep haha

Posted by RJT on Dec-06-2006 15:34:

When I went to bed two nights ago, the temperature in my room was over 100 degrees Farhenheiit, when I woke up at 4 in the morning, it was closer to 40.

Our heat sucks

Posted by Ian on Dec-06-2006 15:35:

for cheap heating, buy an old Computer, like the Cyrix range from a while back, which overheated regularly!

Posted by Orbital32 on Dec-06-2006 15:49:

Screw being cold! Temp says its 72F, turn that crap on to 78! Its heat, its whats keeping me warm.

Posted by grooviebeats on Dec-06-2006 16:02:

i keep mine right below 70 norm btwn 65 and 70

Posted by Marc Summers on Dec-06-2006 16:46:

quote:
Originally posted by _Nut_
During the day mine is set at 65 and at night 61. With high heat and electric costs... I don't mind wearing long sleeves and wool socks.

Suck it up princess.

I wasn't really complaining about the current temperature. It got down to 57 last night. I was concerned more about my father more than anything.

Posted by _Nut_ on Dec-06-2006 16:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
for cheap heating, buy an old Computer, like the Cyrix range from a while back, which overheated regularly!

Or just an old CRT monitor. Those put out a shit ton of heat.

Posted by _Nut_ on Dec-06-2006 16:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers
I wasn't really complaining about the current temperature. It got down to 57 last night. I was concerned more about my father more than anything.

So is this the point where we are taking your cue to ask about your father? Is that the point of the thread? Why not just talk about him, rather than have the random person say "ohhhh whats wrong with your daddy?"

Posted by tubularbills on Dec-06-2006 16:50:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
When I went to bed two nights ago, the temperature in my room was over 100 degrees Farhenheiit, when I woke up at 4 in the morning, it was closer to 40.

Our heat sucks

Posted by Marc Summers on Dec-06-2006 16:52:

quote:
Originally posted by _Nut_
So is this the point where we are taking your cue to ask about your father? Is that the point of the thread? Why not just talk about him, rather than have the random person say "ohhhh whats wrong with your daddy?"

Not really. I've posted about him before.

It was an event that made my house crazy, and out of the ordinary. Worthy of a thread, IMO.

Posted by Ian on Dec-06-2006 17:02:

quote:
Originally posted by _Nut_
Or just an old CRT monitor. Those put out a shit ton of heat.

I just got rid of a 17" one of those, you could surf & cook chicken at the same time!

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