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Dog days of summer is here

have we lost any euros to the heat yet

It was 109 degrees a couple of days ago here. Yesterday I went to Home Depot and bought some cardboard and heavy duty aluminum foil which I duct taped together and put them up on the windows to keep the heat out.

Do you have like, gay man's telescope ac units atleast

I dont see how anybody can live without air conditioning these days

Summer

Come on heat, LEAVE THE HOUSE

Gleeso has it

Grudge wrote: ↑

21 Jul 2022, 23:38

It was 109 degrees a couple of days ago here. Yesterday I went to Home Depot and bought some cardboard and heavy duty aluminum foil which I duct taped together and put them up on the windows to keep the heat out.

Surely you can handle '109 degrees', man.

Now here is heat on in the house, did you turn on heat in the house yet or no

Usually able to wait until mid October the bbrrr is coming in early this year it is

Ryeknow wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2022, 06:10

Now here is heat on in the house, did you turn on heat in the house yet or no

Fuuuuuuuck no.

The best sleep I get is when the room is ice cold.

Methuselah Honeysuckle wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2022, 06:55

The best sleep I get is when the room is ice cold.

this

i've had the windows open the last two days

It's the first thing I do when I get home from work. Been sleeping with it open for a week or so now.

The heat in my ten unit building has already clicked on a couple times in the past week.

Oddly enough the thermostat for the entire building is in my living room. I can't set the temperature, but there was one time when it was below zero outside so I decided to slow roast something in the oven for 5+ hours to enjoy a hearty meal. Since my kitchen and living room got well above 72 degrees the heat for the whole building shut off for several hours. Naturally the neighbors began panicking, and I couldn't hear them banging on my door because I was listening to very loud music. Good times in winter.

that is strange that you have a thermostat but cannot control it - is it controlled elsewhere and the unit is simply used as a sensor?

I turned on the heat last night just because it did drop in the 30s last night but probably would have been fine without it.

also using the oven/stove to cook meals in the wintertime in Minnesota is key to survival. last year I made several batches of chicken / beef / fish stock using all the bones and vegetable scraps I had saved in the freezer and then froze said stocks for later use. always heated up the place quite nicely and homemade stock is 200% better than anything bought at the store. fuck, now I want to make some ramen.

Mesarthim wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2022, 23:44

that is strange that you have a thermostat but cannot control it - is it controlled elsewhere and the unit is simply used as a sensor?

I think it was just preset to a certain temperature setting that doesn't change. The only reason that it's in my unit is because my living room happens to be right above the boiler room

People also used to complain because when I would work for 10+ hours in sub-zero temperatures I would open a bunch of windows when I got home. Otherwise it was surprisingly unconformable to experience a 70+ degree temperature change like that when my skin was still cold to the touch. I'd always get really itchy. Anyway, it would cause their apartments to get a bit hotter for a while. Being an asshole with the building's thermostat is not something I'm proud of.

i hate cinematic lives where ppl cannot control their own thermostat

i'm also cold in this thread

farts keep you warm

uniqlo's heattech stuff is super clutch for keeping warm around the house clothes. cheap too!

mark floats in a polyester uniqlo vacuum