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Started by bella! [Ignore] 20,May,18 18:36  other posts
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By dgraff [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 07:09 other posts 
Are all my friends in Florida staying warm
I know a lot of the houses down there have no furnaces it was 0.
Degrees here in Pennsylvania but we are used to it I use three different heat sources
Propane heaters in every room
A wood stove in the basement
And of course a heating oil furnace
By Cody8789 [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 11:56 other posts 
Most of the houses built here in south Florida has a hvac system, it cools the house in the summer and warms the house in winter, so we don’t use heat furnaces or portable heaters. I thought all homes around the country had that capacity.
By phart [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 14:48 other posts 
I remember when I was young being told by folks in florida they had no heat systems as it never got cold there. jet stream musta changed a bit
By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 15:46 other posts 
Nope. Homes in the high desert of the Great Basin are normally heated with propane or natural gas central heating furnaces. Many supplement with either pellet or wood stoves.

In the Midwest, a lot of homes built in the 50s and 60s had all electric heat, which is expensive as of late. Many older homes built prior to the 1950s had fuel oil heating. Many of those have been upgraded to propane or natural gas now. Some have central wood burning heating that operate just like a propane furnace or even exterior wood burners that heat water for radiant heating.

Those dipshits in Sacramento running California are forcing all new construction to heat with electric only, without bothering to upgrade the grid to handle the extra demand. Wood stoves are being banned in a lot of areas. There are going to be a lot of disappointed people who live in the Sierras and in the north who are going to be miserable come winter and the power goes out, which it always does whenever the wind picks up.

We lived in a house during the 1970s that used radiators with hot water heated by electricity. You could hear the water flushing through the pipes when it operated. We learned real fast not to touch the pipes during the winter.
By Cody8789 [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 16:29 other posts 
Where I live the wind has nothing to do with the power going out, we have had hurricanes with over 100 mile an hour winds and still have power, the difference is,,, there is no over the ground electric, it’s all underground. They only turn the power off in the main city where there are still power poles, but our electric feeds directly from the main power plant.
By phart [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 18:14 other posts 
we have a fireplace to burn wood but use electric baseboard heat primarily. if power goes out we have kerosene heaters ,the wood fireplace and propane portables as well.
Yes electric is expensive. BUT we don't have a propane truck pulling in, dumping 400 bucks worth unexpectedly either ,and we have not had to do any maintance or repairs on our electric heat in over 50 years. The neighbors, since 1989 when they moved into a older house,they are on their 5th central heat and air system, the last 1 costing over 9000 dollars. so a little electric over the winter months is not to bad compared to that. plus they have a propane bill!
By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 29,Jan,26 03:40 other posts 
If it works, don’t fix it.
By CAT52! [Ignore] 30,Jan,26 16:56 other posts 
Almost all neighborhoods in Miami Dade county have above ground power lines. Broward county’s older neighborhoods do too. Primarily those closer to the coast. Only the neighborhoods build in the last 40 yrs or so have underground power cables.
By dgraff [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 18:01 other posts 
Don’t forget my place was built in 1932
By Cody8789 [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 20:06 other posts 
The houses that were built back in the thirties thru fifties were build so much better then nowadays
By phart [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 23:15 other posts 
alot of the "houses" being built around here are what are referred to by contractors as minimum code housing. Concrete slab with all the plumbing and electrical run up thru the concrete floor. Heaven forbid you have any issues, or you will have to clean out 3 rooms and be vacuuming up concrete dust for the next 20 years.2 foot on center roof truss's, built by mexicans over the course of 2 weeks. Some near my family farm about 50 miles from here are going on 4 years old now and have leaking roofs and busted plumbing. homeowners are having a tough time getting the builder to stand behind their work.they are tearing down old farm houses fast as they can. shame, it would require less man hours,less inspections,less cost to refurb the old houses.
By bella! [Ignore] 29,Jan,26 06:04 other posts 
If I read your post correctly, you’ve speaking about contractors who get what you feel is a substandard house built in a short period of time by, as you point out, Mexicans. Hmmmm…….so what race and or ethnicity is the architects and who is the contractor, plumbers and electricians? Just curious.
By phart [Ignore] 29,Jan,26 08:38 other posts 
The few people running the show that i encountered with the development near my familys farm are Americans that sub out all the work. When ice came to town a few months ago, there was no work done on the site for about a week.
By bella! [Ignore] 29,Jan,26 02:06 other posts 
Hey, my friend, please explain to this knucklehead why you’re heating the basement. Thank you!
By phart [Ignore] 29,Jan,26 08:39 other posts 
Uh, we used to do that as well. Simple physics. Heat rises. You build a nice warm fire in the basement den fireplace, open the stairway door and it is a heat duct.Plus the heat rises thru the uninsulated floor as well.
By kebmo [Ignore] 30,Jan,26 06:20 other posts 
... and it keeps your feet warm because the floors are warm!
By CAT52! [Ignore] 30,Jan,26 16:58 other posts 
Unfortunately, in this neck of the woods, it’s almost impossible to have basements as the ground water is literally just a few feet below the surface.


By phart [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 23:59 other posts 
Dirty pool being played in the Olympics.
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By kebmo [Ignore] 30,Jan,26 06:23 other posts 
But perfectly within the rules of the game... and no trans athletes!! 😏


By phart [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 14:47 other posts 
Nurse gets her ass put out of a job for making post about poisoning and etc Ice agents. What a wack job. Has to be a democrat.
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By CAT52! [Ignore] 28,Jan,26 09:55 other posts 
Lookatmine2‘s cock is so yummy. I see it everywhere and I can’t get enough of it. I want to do things with it that make me blush. What a man. 🥰😈

I just can’t have enough.


By kebmo [Ignore] 27,Jan,26 22:38 other posts 
My friend Google says:

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By phart [Ignore] 27,Jan,26 09:29 other posts 
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Who said cats aint smart?
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By t-rex [Ignore] 27,Jan,26 13:46 other posts 


By bella! [Ignore] 26,Jan,26 22:37 other posts 
WHY?

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By bella! [Ignore] 25,Jan,26 21:07 other posts 
NYC snowstorm 2026. I’m happy to be in Florida!

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By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 26,Jan,26 03:43 other posts 
Hah! Look at all that “global warming” coming down!
By phart [Ignore] 26,Jan,26 09:44 other posts 
last week it was predicted to be a apocalypse of 10 inches and the numbers just kept changing. and we only got a couple inches of icey snow mix. Roads are rough but will soon be fine for a couple hours,42 for a high will thaw some. BUT 12 degrees tonight? will freeze it hard as a rock!
By Cody8789 [Ignore] 26,Jan,26 19:12 other posts 
Bella, You won’t be Tuesday, your going to be in the 20s around Tuesday, ft,lauderdale is expecting the thirties for two nights, starting tomorrow night we’re going to be in the fourties’ at night for at least a week, then another shot of artic weather, then the thirties
By steve3095 [Ignore] 26,Jan,26 21:07 other posts 
44 celcius in Melbourne, Australia today. Players at the Australian Open tennis are feeling it.
By phart [Ignore] 26,Jan,26 21:42 other posts 
12 for us tonight!


By phart [Ignore] 26,Jan,26 15:35 other posts 
This why Americans drive Trucks instead of roller skates
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Not all jacked up, not even 4x4.
Just a stock F350
Similar setups pass by my house all the time.


By bella! [Ignore] 22,Jan,26 22:36 other posts 
As I said before, technology is great until it ain’t. Apparently Waymo, the autonomous vehicle has had “hiccups”. Would you like to be a captive passenger when technology goes on the fritz?

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By t-rex [Ignore] 23,Jan,26 01:12 other posts 
😐
By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 26,Jan,26 03:38 other posts 
Just because we can, it does not mean we should. To become reliant on technology for every single aspect of one’s life is to surrender one’s autonomy.

One becomes a slave to someone else’s hardware or software.

There is now an entire generation of people today who, if the internet suddenly were to be shut off tomorrow, would have no idea how to fend for themselves. They don’t bother to learn any useful skills, including how to keep themselves fed and warm, simply because they can just look it up on their devices. They know no more than the minimum required to operate a fragile electronic device.

And, do not forget this wise maxim as it pertains to internet information: Garbage in, garbage out. The information is only as good as the idiot who enters it.

There is a difference between knowledge and information. They are not the same thing. Our modern society is woefully short of the former, and completely saturated with the latter.


By bella! [Ignore] 25,Jan,26 19:33 other posts 
Three of the “strangest” things found in used cars. Maybe I should consider buying a used car….

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By t-rex [Ignore] 25,Jan,26 20:56 other posts 
You can buy old vehicles cheap, strip them down, find a fortune, plus sell them for scrap. A win win 😃
By bella! [Ignore] 25,Jan,26 21:06 other posts 
My guess is that you’re absolutely correct about that! The only thing is, that’s a venture for someone who knows what they’re doing!


By bella! [Ignore] 23,Jan,26 07:57 other posts 
The content provider is Funny Junk and I think he/she comes by the name honestly! I especially thought the second and third piece in this vignette were funny. After reading a number of the comments, many folks felt that the cat clip was AI. If, by chance it is not AI, I had no idea that cats had that kind of depth perception.

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By phart [Ignore] 22,Jan,26 23:08 other posts 
I hope he gets the message to Trump SOON!
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This is funny!
By t-rex [Ignore] 23,Jan,26 01:13 other posts 


By bella! [Ignore] 10,Jan,26 07:56 other posts 
Think about this; are hotels actually washing AND CHANGING the bed linen for each new guest?

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By t-rex [Ignore] 11,Jan,26 15:23 other posts 
By Cody8789 [Ignore] 11,Jan,26 17:36 other posts 
I know they don’t wash the comforter, but I would expect they wash the sheets and pillowcases, I always never walk around in the hotel room without at least socks on because I know the carpet is dirty.
By t-rex [Ignore] 11,Jan,26 19:58 other posts 
Yes I always throw the
Comforter aside and check everything else, not that I’m a germaphobe
By Cody8789 [Ignore] 12,Jan,26 07:25 other posts 
I’ve turned into a germaphobic, when I’m at work and someone sneezes out load I yell out “cover your mouth” I wash my hands constantly when a cold or flu is running rampant. I’ve learned to keep my hands away from my face,, not itching my nose, rubbing my eyes or licking my fingers to keep from getting sick, I even take a 1000 mg vitamin c every morning b4 I go to work. I don’t want to get sick because people coughing in there hands touching door handles that can spread viruses.
By t-rex [Ignore] 20,Jan,26 17:27 other posts 
By CAT52! [Ignore] 12,Jan,26 16:33 other posts 
I'm pretty sure the big hospitality chains like Marriott and others do change the linen after every checkout, but, the smaller ones are questionable. When on a driving vacation where not sure the nightly accomodations will be like, we carry sleeping bags to use on top of the bed and use a fresh towel to cover the pillows
If you're ever going to a hotel again, bring a UV-lamp.

Have you ever seen this video of CSI London?
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By Cody8789 [Ignore] 21,Jan,26 17:57 other posts 
No, because it might make me never to want to stay at a hotel again. I always bring my own pillow when I travel. I travel by car never in a plane so I carry pillows and blankets with me also because I camp in a tent in the mountains so having a pillow and blankets are common when vacationing for me.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 22,Jan,26 10:23 other posts 
I also always bring my own pillow and duvet. Not only for hygiene, but also because
I have very specific preferences. This was not possible when we went on vacation
by plane, but the last time was ten years ago, to Barcelona. They had very hot pillows
in that apartment, so the next day we went to IKEA to buy cooler pillows, and we just
left them there after our stay.

The video is not what you're expecting, I think.


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