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PrintableNastradumasKid said: SCNDLS said:  Chile, really, move around. You made it personal in your 2nd post when my post wasn't even about you. So feel free to bounce at any time.  LOL Wow, you really took that way to seriously, I was being sacrastic. Whatever, have a good day.  | |
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DesireeNevermind said: SCNDLS said: We usually go YEARS without snow and I've NEVER seen 8 inches or 12.5 like we had last month in 30 years of living here. Usually it's just flurries that don't stick. I think the most accumulation I've seen is all those years is 2 inches then it's gone. This some booolSHIT!  Global Warming! I mean Climate Change! I mean End of Days! Shit chile...you got snow! Be Happy! I got to drive some friggin 6 plus hours if I wanna see snow and half the time it got doggy piss in it.  Fuck some snow!  I would be fine if I never saw this shit again.
There were quite a few deaths on the highways yesterday.  | |
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SCNDLS said: DesireeNevermind said: Global Warming! I mean Climate Change! I mean End of Days! Shit chile...you got snow! Be Happy! I got to drive some friggin 6 plus hours if I wanna see snow and half the time it got doggy piss in it. Fuck some snow! I would be fine if I never saw this shit again.
There were quite a few deaths on the highways yesterday. damn. | |
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DesireeNevermind said: SCNDLS said: Fuck some snow! I would be fine if I never saw this shit again.
There were quite a few deaths on the highways yesterday. damn.Two 18 wheelers collided and flipped onto other cars killing a few people. And a 22 year old died after his car slid into another, he got out of the car, and another car hit the same ice patch, hit him and threw him over the overpass. Our cars are not equipped to deal with ice/snow conditions. | |
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SCNDLS said: DesireeNevermind said: damn.Two 18 wheelers collided and flipped onto other cars killing a few people. And a 22 year old died after his car slid into another, he got out of the car, and another car hit the same ice patch, hit him and threw him over the overpass. Our cars are not equipped to deal with ice/snow conditions. We passed 4 car accidents on the way to church Sunday morning. Scary! It was bad! I took a nap Saturday and woke up to all of that snow!  "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood...NOBODY!"
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psychodelicide said: Nice house in those pictures, SCNDLS.
 Child yes that house is sick!!!!!  I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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ThreadCula said: SCNDLS said: Two 18 wheelers collided and flipped onto other cars killing a few people. And a 22 year old died after his car slid into another, he got out of the car, and another car hit the same ice patch, hit him and threw him over the overpass. Our cars are not equipped to deal with ice/snow conditions. We passed 4 car accidents on the way to church Sunday morning. Scary! It was bad! I took a nap Saturday and woke up to all of that snow! I was laid up in the bed watching the news showing 30 being shut down with the accidents. It was crazy and I don't think you got as much snow as we did, 8-9 inches is some ridiculous shit. | |
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missfee said: psychodelicide said: Nice house in those pictures, SCNDLS.
Child yes that house is sick!!!!! Thanks | |
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I forgot to compliment you on your doggies.  where's pup #4?
surely they must like the snow. | |
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This one right here is a guard dog. Aint tryna play!
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DesireeNevermind said: I forgot to compliment you on your doggies.
where's pup #4?
surely they must like the snow. Thanks, #4, the big ass mofo in the first dog pics was adopted so he's outta here. 
So, now I only got one rescue, the "guard dog"  | |
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DesireeNevermind said: This one right here is a guard dog.
Aint tryna play!
Shiiiitttt, I better not rely on him for protection. If anyone breaks in he's just gonna roll over on his back and wait to get his gut scratched | |
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SCNDLS said: Friday was 75 degrees, last night we got at least 6 inches of snow!
We laugh at that here in Fun City. Shit, that's no real snowfall.  |
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SCNDLS said: DesireeNevermind said: This one right here is a guard dog.
Aint tryna play!
Shiiiitttt, I better not rely on him for protection. If anyone breaks in he's just gonna roll over on his back and wait to get his gut scratched  with that grill i coulda sworn he was ready to take a chunk outta somebody's ass. tell that dog to stop frontin'! | |
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DesireeNevermind said: SCNDLS said: Shiiiitttt, I better not rely on him for protection. If anyone breaks in he's just gonna roll over on his back and wait to get his gut scratched with that grill i coulda sworn he was ready to take a chunk outta somebody's ass. tell that dog to stop frontin'! He just fakin' an' shakin' | |
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Miss C, is your home easy to heat? I love brick and I've heard it's easier to warm than stucco (like my place). | |
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DesireeNevermind said: Miss C, is your home easy to heat? I love brick and I've heard it's easier to warm than stucco (like my place).
See, most of the houses down here are brick so I've never been in anything different. I will say this tho, my previous home was 1600 sq ft and this one is 4000. My electric (for a/c) and gas (for heat) bills are about the same as they were in the smaller house. I attribute this to more energy efficient construction and that I have to use a coop for my electricity. Regarding the gas heat, during the summer my gas bill is less than $30. Because the winters are typically mild I MIGHT get a $200 heating bill for ONE winter month the rest of the winter is less than $100. However, this year being so cold I think I've averaged about $150 each month. The main problem for me tho is that my bedroom is downstairs and all the heat rises upstairs so the heat keeps coming on. I keep it on about 65 cuz I like to be cold. But in Texas, heating ain't the big expense, cooling is. In the hottest summer months I'll average about $300 for 3-4 months of the year. But again this is about what I paid in a smaller house and even in my apartment. [Edited 3/23/10 10:17am] | |
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SCNDLS said: DesireeNevermind said: Miss C, is your home easy to heat? I love brick and I've heard it's easier to warm than stucco (like my place).
See, most of the houses down here are brick so I've never been in anything different. I will say this tho, my previous home was 1600 sq ft and this one is 4000. My electric (for a/c) and gas (for heat) bills are about the same as they were in the smaller house. I attribute this to more energy efficient construction and that I have to use a coop for my electricity. Regarding the gas heat, during the summer my gas bill is less than $30. Because the winters are typically mild I MIGHT get a $200 heating bill for ONE winter month the rest of the winter is less than $100. However, this year being so cold I think I've averaged about $150 each month. The main problem for me tho is that my bedroom is downstairs and all the heat rises upstairs so the heat keeps coming on. I keep it on about 65 cuz I like to be cold. Try mine: $300 plus every single month. | |
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Graycap23 said: SCNDLS said: See, most of the houses down here are brick so I've never been in anything different. I will say this tho, my previous home was 1600 sq ft and this one is 4000. My electric (for a/c) and gas (for heat) bills are about the same as they were in the smaller house. I attribute this to more energy efficient construction and that I have to use a coop for my electricity. Regarding the gas heat, during the summer my gas bill is less than $30. Because the winters are typically mild I MIGHT get a $200 heating bill for ONE winter month the rest of the winter is less than $100. However, this year being so cold I think I've averaged about $150 each month. The main problem for me tho is that my bedroom is downstairs and all the heat rises upstairs so the heat keeps coming on. I keep it on about 65 cuz I like to be cold. Try mine: $300 plus every single month.  I know my bill is low and although I'm here by myself, I had 2 roommates at one point and the bill hasn't changed much at all.  | |
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SCNDLS said: DesireeNevermind said: Miss C, is your home easy to heat? I love brick and I've heard it's easier to warm than stucco (like my place).
See, most of the houses down here are brick so I've never been in anything different. I will say this tho, my previous home was 1600 sq ft and this one is 4000. My electric (for a/c) and gas (for heat) bills are about the same as they were in the smaller house. I attribute this to more energy efficient construction and that I have to use a coop for my electricity. Regarding the gas heat, during the summer my gas bill is less than $30. Because the winters are typically mild I MIGHT get a $200 heating bill for ONE winter month the rest of the winter is less than $100. However, this year being so cold I think I've averaged about $150 each month. The main problem for me tho is that my bedroom is downstairs and all the heat rises upstairs so the heat keeps coming on. I keep it on about 65 cuz I like to be cold. Ah I see. I wondered if my home being stucco had something to do with why the summer months are extremely hot (hotter inside than out) and the winter months are freezing. I don't think stucco is energy efficient and wondered if brick acts as an insulator. I have a two story home and heat rises to the top as well with the bedrooms which are at the corners being very cold or very hot depending on the season. | |
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Graycap23 said: SCNDLS said: See, most of the houses down here are brick so I've never been in anything different. I will say this tho, my previous home was 1600 sq ft and this one is 4000. My electric (for a/c) and gas (for heat) bills are about the same as they were in the smaller house. I attribute this to more energy efficient construction and that I have to use a coop for my electricity. Regarding the gas heat, during the summer my gas bill is less than $30. Because the winters are typically mild I MIGHT get a $200 heating bill for ONE winter month the rest of the winter is less than $100. However, this year being so cold I think I've averaged about $150 each month. The main problem for me tho is that my bedroom is downstairs and all the heat rises upstairs so the heat keeps coming on. I keep it on about 65 cuz I like to be cold. Try mine: $300 plus every single month. I'm at $200. sucks! My AC stay stuck on 70 which is comfortable for me. | |
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DesireeNevermind said: SCNDLS said: See, most of the houses down here are brick so I've never been in anything different. I will say this tho, my previous home was 1600 sq ft and this one is 4000. My electric (for a/c) and gas (for heat) bills are about the same as they were in the smaller house. I attribute this to more energy efficient construction and that I have to use a coop for my electricity. Regarding the gas heat, during the summer my gas bill is less than $30. Because the winters are typically mild I MIGHT get a $200 heating bill for ONE winter month the rest of the winter is less than $100. However, this year being so cold I think I've averaged about $150 each month. The main problem for me tho is that my bedroom is downstairs and all the heat rises upstairs so the heat keeps coming on. I keep it on about 65 cuz I like to be cold. Ah I see. I wondered if my home being stucco had something to do with why the summer months are extremely hot (hotter inside than out) and the winter months are freezing. I don't think stucco is energy efficient and wondered if brick acts as an insulator. I have a two story home and heat rises to the top as well with the bedrooms which are at the corners being very cold or very hot depending on the season. I LOVE stucco homes tho. If I ever feel the need to get another house, it's gonna be one of those stucco Italianate houses with the tile roof. Does it have insulation in the walls or is it just the stucco? | |
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SCNDLS said: DesireeNevermind said: Ah I see. I wondered if my home being stucco had something to do with why the summer months are extremely hot (hotter inside than out) and the winter months are freezing. I don't think stucco is energy efficient and wondered if brick acts as an insulator. I have a two story home and heat rises to the top as well with the bedrooms which are at the corners being very cold or very hot depending on the season. I LOVE stucco homes tho. If I ever feel the need to get another house, it's gonna be one of those stucco Italianate houses with the tile roof. Does it have insulation in the walls or is it just the stucco? Yes there's insulation in the walls but I think it must be cheap cuz of the inconsistent temperatures in the house. I do have interior stucco so maybe that contributes to my temperature problem. | |
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DesireeNevermind said: Graycap23 said: Try mine: $300 plus every single month. I'm at $200. sucks! My AC stay stuck on 70 which is comfortable for me. How many ac/heating units do u have? I have 3 and they always seem 2 be on. | |
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Graycap23 said: DesireeNevermind said: I'm at $200. sucks! My AC stay stuck on 70 which is comfortable for me. How many ac/heating units do u have? I have 3 and they always seem 2 be on. 2. one upstairs and one down stairs. During the summer it seemed mine stayed on all freakin day. | |
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DesireeNevermind said: Graycap23 said: How many ac/heating units do u have? I have 3 and they always seem 2 be on. 2. one upstairs and one down stairs. During the summer it seemed mine stayed on all freakin day. It's really nice outside today! | |
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