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What drugs are YOU taking....
Whichever mole they make chocolate from. Maybe the ones that look like testicles?
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That's not what the lab that created me says.If that looks like your testicles, then you have a problem, believe me.
That's not what the lab that created me says.
Hard choice. I think I need to know more of what soltakss thinks bout vaccines.Classic conundrum: who you gonna trust, customer service or random internet person?
Hard choice. I think I need to know more of what soltakss thinks bout vaccines.Classic conundrum: who you gonna trust, customer service or random internet person?
I understand how you feel. I belonged to a biweekly RPG gaming group for 19 years and dropped out a couple years ago. If it feels more like an obligation than fun, I think you're making the right decision.I've been playing board games with the same group on most Monday nights for a couple years now. It was an already-established group that I was invited to later. Honestly, I'm getting a bit burnt out on it and may politely bow out sometime soon. They're all nice people and I enjoy their company, but I'm not really into the same types of games or play-styles as they are. When I find myself not really looking forward to it anymore, well, I would rather find a new Monday night activity than be the guy who is reducing everyone else's fun level by not really wanting to be there.
If I was one of the people still playing games, this would be the absolute worst thing to do. Be part of the activity, fine. Decide you don’t want to participate anymore, also fine. But showing up and wanting to be part of the social event without doing the activity would drive me nuts. I hate it when people do that.Just bring you knitting projects and enjoy snacks in their company!
It's been ridiculously hot in Chicago this week, and will continue to be so through the weekend. I have a very effective window-unit air conditioner in my bedroom, but the rest of the apartment is not air conditioned. I think I'll move a spare TV & my DVD player into my bedroom after work today. That way I can watch movies in a nice cool environment without paying an arm and a leg to go out to the movies.
Yeah, I pay I shameful amount of money to live in a place without air conditioning. On the plus side we're close to the beach and the marine layer keeps things cool.And we have no airco or insulation to speak of in our home. I'm working night shift so I have to sleep during the day... We have two fans, cold water from the tap and ice cubes in the fridge, but that's it.
Yikes. At temperatures like those, I enter my liquid state.And we have no airco or insulation to speak of in our home. I'm working night shift so I have to sleep during the day... We have two fans, cold water from the tap and ice cubes in the fridge, but that's it.
I'm fortunate for having central air, but it's 35 degrees here now and for some reason I agreed to cook burgers for a dozen people over my grill in the yard. Starting in about half an hour, hope it cools down.And we have no airco or insulation to speak of in our home.
That's what the beer is for. That and pouring over the steak.I'm fortunate for having central air, but it's 35 degrees here now and for some reason I agreed to cook burgers for a dozen people over my grill in the yard. Starting in about half an hour, hope it cools down.
Beer makes the pain go away, but I'd never rinse off that delicious rub!That's what the beer is for. That and pouring over the steak.
Well, once it's warm inside, cooling off can take ages even if it's cool outside, so I imagine there must be some insulating qualities to the building. We use central heating in winter, otherwise it would eventually get just as cold inside as outside. I know this because our heating once broke down when it was freezing... Funny enough, the costs of keeping our house warm aren't that high compared to other households, according to the statistics.Yikes. At temperatures like those, I enter my liquid state.
With no insulation, how cold does it get during winter?
That does make me wonder why people live there at all.One of the few good things about living in the South is that air conditioning is pretty much considered to be mandatory. A landlord not providing proper AC is practically a war crime.
I lived in South Carolina for a spell because of a girl. The rent was incredibly cheap and you could keep the AC running 24-7 for next to nothing but holy fucking shit the humidity was unbearable. I thought NYC humidity in the summer was bad but it was nothing compared to the South (the South smells better though ).One of the few good things about living in the South is that air conditioning is pretty much considered to be mandatory. A landlord not providing proper AC is practically a war crime.
I lived in South Carolina for a spell because of a girl.
Edit. Before anyone thinks I am bagging on the South, the people are super friendly and cool; like much of the U.S. it's a nice place to live except for the terrible weather. I joined a gaming group within weeks of arriving in South Carolina, it was easy to meet like-minded people and hook up.
Up north renting or buying a house is much cheaper, it's less densely populated and it's usually a few degrees cooler, but there's less work. Maybe when we hit our pension we'll move to Frisia...The rent was incredibly cheap
Up north renting or buying a house is much cheaper, it's less densely populated and it's usually a few degrees cooler, but there's less work. Maybe when we hit our pension we'll move to Frisia...