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What is your temperature (at home)?

Last post 02-19-2008, 6:36 by Dasha. 30 replies.
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  •  11-27-2007, 5:12 PM 183059 in reply to 183040

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    Alex:
    Thinking outside the box I'll make a brilliant conclusion that Egor lives in an apartment rather than a large 2- or 3-story home! 

    ... and alone


    Sweater, n.: garment worn by child when her mother is feeling chilly. ~Ambrose Bierce
  •  11-27-2007, 5:19 PM 183060 in reply to 183040

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    you are both brilliant!

    You know what I can do?  I can move it all the way down to 50.  Or up to 100.  Anytime I want. You try that, you get your ass kicked.  Because Fox News tells you to get married and spawn like rabbits.

     


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  •  11-27-2007, 6:19 PM 183078 in reply to 183060

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    Egor is clearly in a bad mood today, come on buddy you are always reasonable, I know work sucks big time after a long Thanksgiving holiday, same here.  I don't even watch Fox News, btw, no time, and when I have some in the evening, по ОРТ идет программа Время :):)  И еще двое партизан на животе прыгают.  Егор, и ты никуда не денешься, к тебе неотвратимо приближается время, когда придется смотреть за температурой в доме!!! :)

  •  11-27-2007, 6:23 PM 183080 in reply to 183078

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    no, i am in a great mood, just ran out of smileys today.
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    "Я это понимаю на рациональном уровне, но не могу принять на эмоциональном" --Бизнесмен Борис Березовский
  •  11-27-2007, 6:25 PM 183082 in reply to 183080

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    OK, Egor, just checking, not that I especially care or anything, including the spawning like rabbits comment :) 

  •  11-27-2007, 6:31 PM 183085 in reply to 183082

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    So, I looked up rabbit reproduction ... you couldn't have picked a better animal for your sordid remark! :)

    • Female rabbit (doe) will "accept" the male (buck) any time of the year, unlike other animals that have to be in heat.
    • Some start mating at age of 4 months (the smaller ones develop faster); they can have babies for up to 4 years.
    • Time from mating to kindling is 1 month!
    • A doe produces up to 12 little ones at a time!

    Sweater, n.: garment worn by child when her mother is feeling chilly. ~Ambrose Bierce
  •  11-27-2007, 6:37 PM 183086 in reply to 183085

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    Bagel Roll:

    Female rabbit (doe) will "accept" the male (buck) any time of the year,

    Doesn't sound to me like anyone is aking her permission.

     


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  •  11-27-2007, 6:45 PM 183087 in reply to 183086

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    Все намана, Егор всем дал понять, что он абсолютный хозяин термостата, хватит нервировать человека в конце рабочего дня.

  •  11-28-2007, 2:09 PM 183146 in reply to 183087

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

     а мы экономим, "на корову", в доме минус, по-моему..... апчхи ....

    - Независимость - это когда в 20-й раз наступаешь на одни и те же грабли, а русские уже ни при чем....
  •  01-25-2008, 11:56 185004 in reply to 183146

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    winter--> night 70, day 72
  •  01-26-2008, 11:35 PM 185027 in reply to 185004

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    Shows 74, feels 68 Smile. Depending on the room and time of day we try to stick to anywhere between 68-74.

  •  01-27-2008, 12:08 185031 in reply to 185027

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    About two weeks ago I bought an electric heater.  Now we can keep one room at 74 and the rest of the house at 65.  Supposedly it saves money.  Once the winter is over I'll compare the BTU usage to the last year to see how much.

     


    Sasha

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    Work is a matter of taste. If you don't work you don't taste.
  •  02-19-2008, 5:26 185640 in reply to 185639

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    We use electric heaters and keep the thermostat around 65-68. They save money, there's no question about it, I just don't have the exact numbers for you. Stopped doing these calculations couple of years ago.

  •  02-19-2008, 5:53 185641 in reply to 185640

    Re: What is your temperature (at home)?

    Dasha:
    We use electric heaters and keep the thermostat around 65-68. They save money, there's no question about it, I just don't have the exact numbers for you. Stopped doing these calculations couple of years ago.

     

    They saved money last year - this year I think electricity went way up


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