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Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Fri Aug 30, 2013 10:33 pm
by Mikey
Sorry for starting another weather thread but it's 97 fucking degrees outside with 40% chance of thunderstorms, and a flash flood warning in effect.
No rain yet, though. That will probably stay over the mountains. If it actually rains here I'll eat my...uh...dinner.
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 3:06 pm
by Truman
...so did you turn on your air?
Supposed to hit a hunnert here today. Good day to stay IN and watch BTPCFB!
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 4:17 pm
by Wolfman
Gives your TV weather folks there something to actually talk about.
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 5:06 pm
by mvscal
Why do you ask? Were you robbed, beaten and/or raped by niqqers?
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 6:03 pm
by Left Seater
It always used to amaze me when we lived outside of Boston to watch the news and hear about how people died in a "heat" wave. The heat wave they would be speaking of would be something in the mid 90s. WTF?
Mix in a fan or a widow unit. A fan can be had for under $20 and window units can be had for less than a $100.
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 10:03 pm
by Diego in Seattle
Left Seater wrote:It always used to amaze me when we lived outside of Boston to watch the news and hear about how people died in a "heat" wave. The heat wave they would be speaking of would be something in the mid 90s. WTF?
Mix in a fan or a widow unit. A fan can be had for under $20 and window units can be had for less than a $100.
Yeah, that would be easy to afford, along with the power to run them (especially the a/c).
Sincerely,
elderly on fixed incomes
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 10:08 pm
by Wolfman
Sincerely,
elderly on fixed incomes
WhatYouTalkinAboutDiego??
Actually down here, my total energy bill (all electric with FPL- Florida Power & Light) is less per month than back in CNY when I had to heat (with natural gas) a two story wood frame house all winter, plus whatever electricity I used. Water, I don't want to talk about.
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 10:09 pm
by Screw_Michigan
Diego in Seattle wrote:Yeah, that would be easy to afford, along with the power to run them (especially the a/c).
Sincerely,
elderly on fixed incomes
You have to forgive Left Seater, Diego, he's an arch-conservative. Therefore he think everyone is white, male and rich, remember?
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 10:26 pm
by Derron
Diego in Seattle wrote:Left Seater wrote:It always used to amaze me when we lived outside of Boston to watch the news and hear about how people died in a "heat" wave. The heat wave they would be speaking of would be something in the mid 90s. WTF?
Mix in a fan or a widow unit. A fan can be had for under $20 and window units can be had for less than a $100.
Yeah, that would be easy to afford, along with the power to run them (especially the a/c).
Sincerely,
elderly on fixed incomes
You ever went to help any of these people, maybe buy them an air conditioner and install it for them ?? or do you just post about it on the internet ?
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 10:28 pm
by Derron
Screw_Michigan wrote:Diego in Seattle wrote:Yeah, that would be easy to afford, along with the power to run them (especially the a/c).
Sincerely,
elderly on fixed incomes
You have to forgive Left Seater, Diego, he's an arch-conservative. Therefore he think everyone is white, male and rich, remember?
Says the jizzmopper who live in subsidized housing in the nations shit hole capital. You may be male, troll for sure, and likely white, but rich you are probably not. So shut the fuck up now.
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2013 1:44 am
by Mikey
Truman wrote:...so did you turn on your air?
HELL yes!! And fans.
Today too. This must be what global warming is all about.
Re: Did we suddenly get transported to St. Louis?
Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2013 5:31 am
by Left Seater
Diego in Seattle wrote:Left Seater wrote:It always used to amaze me when we lived outside of Boston to watch the news and hear about how people died in a "heat" wave. The heat wave they would be speaking of would be something in the mid 90s. WTF?
Mix in a fan or a widow unit. A fan can be had for under $20 and window units can be had for less than a $100.
Yeah, that would be easy to afford, along with the power to run them (especially the a/c).
Sincerely,
elderly on fixed incomes
I always loved it when some tard would roll out that excuse. If theses elderly on fixed incomes couldn't afford a $20 fan and the addition $5 per month to run it, then how did they do anything? Somehow they could pay rent or taxes, buy food, pay all their household bills etc, but the fan purchase would push them into eviction.
And as Wolfe pointed out if they couldn't afford the fan or even a window a/c unit there is no way they could pay to heat their home in winter. The heat was necessary for 5 months a year while the a/c was necessary for 3 weeks. In a really cold winter the additional heating costs could easily equal 5 years of A/C use.