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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
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.
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!
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I just can’t have enough.
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Who said cats aint smart?
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Not all jacked up, not even 4x4.
Just a stock F350
Similar setups pass by my house all the time.
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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.
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This is funny!
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Comforter aside and check everything else, not that I’m a germaphobe
Have you ever seen this video of CSI London?
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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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