There are quite a few guys who wanna piece of my...
..any you have money problems?
(ducks and runs)
..any you have money problems?
(ducks and runs)
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Some time soon there will be tons of AW.org bears meeting!
Don't torture me like that, I can't wait!!! I am so loved deprived!!!!! Have Mercy!!! Yee Haww!! Ride 'em Cowbears!!!!! (thud, falls on flor)
Don't torture me like that, I can't wait!!! I am so loved deprived!!!!! Have Mercy!!! Yee Haww!! Ride 'em Cowbears!!!!! (thud, falls on flor)
The other night I had three bears in my kitchen for cocoa!
Well DARN, I guess I didn't keep that oven going long enought over those 5 days. Could have had a whole bunch slide on into my front door from the ice!!!
Have always heard, the quickest way to a bear's heart is through his beautiful tummy/belly!!! I've just not gotten the chance to try out the theory :-(
Well DARN, I guess I didn't keep that oven going long enought over those 5 days. Could have had a whole bunch slide on into my front door from the ice!!!
Have always heard, the quickest way to a bear's heart is through his beautiful tummy/belly!!! I've just not gotten the chance to try out the theory :-(
exploder3211
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LoL... Yea... Whats funny is that my mom (and grams) both kinda thought that the first thing i would do would be to run out and buy a NEW 30,000 exploder or something.... Nope.. I delt with a crappy truck for a while and i love my ol exploder.. When everything was right (and i found something i liked as much as my inifniti)I bought a $10,000 car...
No one doesn;t need to own a NEW expensive car
No one doesn;t need to live in a expensive house
No one doesn't need lotza useless crap...
Been there, done that, i have the t-shirt... I am 23 y.o all young people make tons of dumb mistakes.. Not striking anything, just sharing the truth
NEVER EVER pay ANY medical bills YOU can not afford... There is nothing they can do except harm you're credit. That you can fix at any time.. ESp. don't pay with loans, credit cards or anything else.. I did this (i had a Visa with a 125,000 limit and it was rung up beyond beliefe)
Never ever lie about you're true income-ESP. with credit card companys.. Who hasn't fudged one of those by thinking you will make thine self look better.. NOT...
There are more, but me is pooped..
FYI
id ya get the full moon Toggs??? Tehehehehe...
Yea there are SOOO many men, so little time... But even if Adam and i don't have a great relationship, it soon will work it's self out
No.. I have no more money problems.. It just costs too friggin much to live.
No one doesn;t need to own a NEW expensive car
No one doesn;t need to live in a expensive house
No one doesn't need lotza useless crap...
Been there, done that, i have the t-shirt... I am 23 y.o all young people make tons of dumb mistakes.. Not striking anything, just sharing the truth
NEVER EVER pay ANY medical bills YOU can not afford... There is nothing they can do except harm you're credit. That you can fix at any time.. ESp. don't pay with loans, credit cards or anything else.. I did this (i had a Visa with a 125,000 limit and it was rung up beyond beliefe)
Never ever lie about you're true income-ESP. with credit card companys.. Who hasn't fudged one of those by thinking you will make thine self look better.. NOT...
There are more, but me is pooped..
FYI
id ya get the full moon Toggs??? Tehehehehe... Yea there are SOOO many men, so little time... But even if Adam and i don't have a great relationship, it soon will work it's self out
No.. I have no more money problems.. It just costs too friggin much to live.
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LoL... Bob u love us bears??? I will see you soon in Tucson..
Bears is the only thihng that floats my boat (since age 7), nuttin' else in our diverse community!!!
exploder3211
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Hheheh....
Side note:
I do everything by weekly payments as well... Like i will be paying $86 a week on the corolla for 3 years.... Or $34 a week for insurance..
Side note:
I do everything by weekly payments as well... Like i will be paying $86 a week on the corolla for 3 years.... Or $34 a week for insurance..
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Oil-Filled Radiator
I take the point about the cost of resistance heat, but I'm in a three-storey house of nearly 4000 square feet. Beleivest thou me, it is wayyyyyyyyy cheaper to run one oil-filled radiator in the bedroom than it is to toastify this mausoleum.
I take the point about the cost of resistance heat, but I'm in a three-storey house of nearly 4000 square feet. Beleivest thou me, it is wayyyyyyyyy cheaper to run one oil-filled radiator in the bedroom than it is to toastify this mausoleum.
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The other night I had three bears in my kitchen............
OOH be careful Goldilocks.
If they don't eat you they may maul you.
At the very least.I suggest you cover your honey-pot.
http://www.dltk-teach.com/rhymes/goldilocks_story.htm
OOH be careful Goldilocks.
If they don't eat you they may maul you.
At the very least.I suggest you cover your honey-pot.
http://www.dltk-teach.com/rhymes/goldilocks_story.htm
Show us your swamp cooler.
Well i don't have one since "the" operation. But here is one to gaze upon. See "evaporative cooler"
Latent heat of vaporization=> changing water from a liquid to a vapor requires input of heat energy. [Jsut like hot water to steam.) Therefore as water evaporates it cools the area by absorbing heat.
Well i don't have one since "the" operation. But here is one to gaze upon. See "evaporative cooler"
Latent heat of vaporization=> changing water from a liquid to a vapor requires input of heat energy. [Jsut like hot water to steam.) Therefore as water evaporates it cools the area by absorbing heat.
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ROFLMAO!!!
OOPSIE is this in the worng thread?
Peroxide poisoning!
Peroxide poisoning!
exploder3211
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LoL
I have seen these and IMHO they are great for heating and cooling a small area. IIRC up to four may be used with one outdoor unit. Negates need to condtion an entire structure or level/floor/storey.
It is interesting to note that the compressor in the heating mode runs up to 50% faster (than usually) to extract a greater level of heat from outdoors, concentrating it and bringing it indoors.
A small 3" hole in the wall allows pipe and wires to link the indoor and oudoor units. These have been popular overseas for quite some time.(If 4 inches = 102mm, then three inches should be about 76mm).
http://mrslim.com/Products/Category.asp?ProductCategoryID=24
It is interesting to note that the compressor in the heating mode runs up to 50% faster (than usually) to extract a greater level of heat from outdoors, concentrating it and bringing it indoors.
A small 3" hole in the wall allows pipe and wires to link the indoor and oudoor units. These have been popular overseas for quite some time.(If 4 inches = 102mm, then three inches should be about 76mm).
http://mrslim.com/Products/Category.asp?ProductCategoryID=24
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Our house...
...has two lennox pulse furnaces, and a few wall furnaces. but the upstairs gets soooo hot in the summer, you need a/c's to assist the upstairs central air.
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...has two lennox pulse furnaces, and a few wall furnaces. but the upstairs gets soooo hot in the summer, you need a/c's to assist the upstairs central air.
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This house we just bought has a Mr.Slim since there isn't a forced air funace to install central air. It's the cool only model and it's mounted near the ceiling over the stairwell going upstairs to the bedroom. Obvioiusly it won't cool those bedrooms come summertime so we might need another plan for that. I have it set on "fan only, auto" at 73 degrees and it comes on automatically when the temp up their in the cathedral ceiling hits 73, blows that warm air back down then shuts off, fairly quiet too. Has made a big difference in how often the heating kicks in.
dial-a-matic
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My house...
...looks sort of like the brady bunches in a 21st centry sort of way. when you come in, you walk down two steps into a little mud room and then you walk down four more into the living room. I LOVE IT!
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...looks sort of like the brady bunches in a 21st centry sort of way. when you come in, you walk down two steps into a little mud room and then you walk down four more into the living room. I LOVE IT!
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~but the upstairs gets soooo hot in the summer, you need a/c's to assist the upstairs central air.
Often an additional register/grille will add more cooled air to the area.
Also the RETURNS must be located HIGH ON THE WALL or in the ceiling to help the cooling process. This is especially important where heating is the chief concern and the supply register/grills are mounted low on the wall, or in the floor.
Often a builder will "forget" to add a high-wall return when a house has warm-air heating and central A/C came later. Just have a big [12" x 12" return air grille(or larger)] added to the highest point in the conditioned space.
If you have only one or two larger return grills, add an operable (openable/closable) grille and close this lower one . This will force air to come back to the system via the NEW high-wall return. This should help.
Another way to cool the top floor is to add a thermostat (het/cool)in a room on the top floor and have it start the FAN only. When the upper rooms become too warm the fan starts to mix-up the air from the various floors, reducing statification(i.e. hot on top, cool on bottom). Just be sure to set it slightly above the main thermostat's setting.
Hope this helps.
Often an additional register/grille will add more cooled air to the area.
Also the RETURNS must be located HIGH ON THE WALL or in the ceiling to help the cooling process. This is especially important where heating is the chief concern and the supply register/grills are mounted low on the wall, or in the floor.
Often a builder will "forget" to add a high-wall return when a house has warm-air heating and central A/C came later. Just have a big [12" x 12" return air grille(or larger)] added to the highest point in the conditioned space.
If you have only one or two larger return grills, add an operable (openable/closable) grille and close this lower one . This will force air to come back to the system via the NEW high-wall return. This should help.
Another way to cool the top floor is to add a thermostat (het/cool)in a room on the top floor and have it start the FAN only. When the upper rooms become too warm the fan starts to mix-up the air from the various floors, reducing statification(i.e. hot on top, cool on bottom). Just be sure to set it slightly above the main thermostat's setting.
Hope this helps.
