Soracloud Quick Hands wrote:
Looks like its time to put away the shorts and flip-flops 
Or you could join the rest of the fashion suicides and wear your flip-flops with socks.
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Or you could join the rest of the fashion suicides and wear your flip-flops with socks.
The Glorious Atomicflea wrote:
Soracloud Quick Hands wrote:
Looks like its time to put away the shorts and flip-flops
Or you could join the rest of the fashion suicides and wear your flip-flops with socks.
Never! All the jocks at my College did that.
Seems just a little too dirt bagish.
Lady deadsidedemon wrote:
For those of you still dressed in shorts, tank tops and other summery clothing articles, I hate you all.
It is durrently 37 in Cinci and I am still wearing my shorts and birks.
I usually switch to long pants if it drops below 0 and switch to shoes when the snow gets to be about ankle high.
Maybe you a just a pus[b][/b]sy
Edited, Wed Oct 26 10:13:12 2005 by PsiChi
PsiChi wrote:
Lady deadsidedemon wrote:
For those of you still dressed in shorts, tank tops and other summery clothing articles, I hate you all.
It is durrently 37 in Cinci and I am still wearing my shorts and birks.
I usually switch to long pants if it drops below 0 and switch to shoes when the snow gets to be about ankle high.
yes but I was talking abouyt the sane people who dress appropriatly for their surrounding climate. Unless you've got your heat up to 85 and don't leave the house, you don't count.
Lady deadsidedemon wrote:
yes but I was talking about the sane people who dress appropriatly for their surrounding climate. Unless you've got your heat up to 85 and don't leave the house, you don't count.
Fuc[b][/b]k that. If I had it my way, I would still have the AC on. I like keeping my place at about 65. The ole ball and chain turned the heat on, cause she is a delicate southern flower that can't stand the cold.
People that boast about being able to wear shorts and sandals well into the winter bore me. So you're setting yourself up for major arthritis and joint pain in later life--Bully you, you risk-taker. 
PsiChi wrote:
Lady deadsidedemon wrote:
yes but I was talking about the sane people who dress appropriatly for their surrounding climate. Unless you've got your heat up to 85 and don't leave the house, you don't count.
Fuc[b][/b]k that. If I had it my way, I would still have the AC on. I like keeping my place at about 65. The ole ball and chain turned the heat on, cause she is a delicate southern flower that can't stand the cold.
In order to save on oil prices our house is being kept in the 55-60 range.
Lady deadsidedemon wrote:
PsiChi wrote:
Lady deadsidedemon wrote:
yes but I was talking about the sane people who dress appropriatly for their surrounding climate. Unless you've got your heat up to 85 and don't leave the house, you don't count.
Fuc[b][/b]k that. If I had it my way, I would still have the AC on. I like keeping my place at about 65. The ole ball and chain turned the heat on, cause she is a delicate southern flower that can't stand the cold.
In order to save on oil prices our house is being kept in the 55-60 range.
A old saying I used to go by when back in the College days:
In terms of Summer and Winter Utilities costs, You can always get warmer but never colder. Hence stock up on warm clothes and blankets and save the utility funds for the AC come summer.
AC? Whats that?
As for getting warmer, I disagree. I've never found it hard to get cool in the summer. In the winter though, my feet are the first to get cold, and if my feet are cold the rest of me is.
Here's a good exple: Right now, I am in long johns, socks, slippers, wifebeater tanktop. long sleeved shirt, sweatshirt, and Im still cold. Summer all I have to do to stay cool is to take a cool shower and Im good for awhile
As for getting warmer, I disagree. I've never found it hard to get cool in the summer. In the winter though, my feet are the first to get cold, and if my feet are cold the rest of me is.
Here's a good exple: Right now, I am in long johns, socks, slippers, wifebeater tanktop. long sleeved shirt, sweatshirt, and Im still cold. Summer all I have to do to stay cool is to take a cool shower and Im good for awhile
Psi wrote:
I am still wearing my shorts and birks.
I don't think I've heard of a straight man wearing "birks" for about 7 yrs now.
DSD: It isn't to save on utilities.. we get those for free. I just don't like being hot, and anything about 70 isn't very comfortable for me.
Neph: U teh funnyz with teh ghey joke! Lolercoaster
Neph: U teh funnyz with teh ghey joke! Lolercoaster
55-60? Christ, for that I could go back to living in a cave and eating mammoths*
I scaled the heat back to about 67 and use a couple space heaters in the colder areas of the house. The family room is a converted garage and not as well insulated as the rest of the home but there's no reason to crank the gas heat up to 75 just to keep one room comfortable. Speaking of, I need to look into finding a better way to weather strip the back door as well. I did get my windows placed into the screen door at least.
*Meant in a general history of man sense. I personally have never lived in a cave, nor eaten a mammoth. I did get an elephant ear at a carnival once though.
Edited, Wed Oct 26 10:48:07 2005 by Jophiel
I scaled the heat back to about 67 and use a couple space heaters in the colder areas of the house. The family room is a converted garage and not as well insulated as the rest of the home but there's no reason to crank the gas heat up to 75 just to keep one room comfortable. Speaking of, I need to look into finding a better way to weather strip the back door as well. I did get my windows placed into the screen door at least.
*Meant in a general history of man sense. I personally have never lived in a cave, nor eaten a mammoth. I did get an elephant ear at a carnival once though.
Edited, Wed Oct 26 10:48:07 2005 by Jophiel
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Quote:
55-60? Christ, for that I could go back to living in a cave and eating mammoths*
you can be assured it was not *my* idea nor am I very happy about it.
edit to note that Elephant ears are very tasty
Edited, Wed Oct 26 10:42:26 2005 by deadsidedemon
Lady deadsidedemon wrote:
Quote:
55-60? Christ, for that I could go back to living in a cave and eating mammoths*
you can be assured it was not *my* idea nor am I very happy about it.
You don't like your house being more frigid than you are?
Soracloud wrote:
A old saying I used to go by when back in the College days:
In terms of Summer and Winter Utilities costs, You can always get warmer but never colder. Hence stock up on warm clothes and blankets and save the utility funds for the AC come summer.
In terms of Summer and Winter Utilities costs, You can always get warmer but never colder. Hence stock up on warm clothes and blankets and save the utility funds for the AC come summer.
Not a party school, eh?
PsiChi wrote:
Lady deadsidedemon wrote:
Quote:
55-60? Christ, for that I could go back to living in a cave and eating mammoths*
you can be assured it was not *my* idea nor am I very happy about it.
You don't like your house being more frigid than you are?
i think I could still be more frigid if I chose to. Right now Im conserving all my extra energy to stay warm. Though if my house is like this in January, I will go on a freezing rampage
you didnt like my sick ******* comment did you?
Edited, Wed Oct 26 10:50:50 2005 by deadsidedemon
PsiChi wrote:
Neph: U teh funnyz with teh ghey joke! Lolercoaster
I was giving you the benefit of the doubt and chalking it up to Cin-city being waaaay behind on the fashion trends.
But seriously....birkenstocks? I could see with a crisp pair of Z Cavaricci overalls and a nice Stussy sleeve-less shirt. Perhaps a shiny gold chain to accentuate the single earing in the right ear and your flat-top?
Edited, Wed Oct 26 10:52:25 2005 by NephthysWanderer
The first time I was on my own I lived in a small Studio Apartment. I did not have to pay utilities. It was an old Victorian house subletted into several small apartments. The heat in my apartment did not work because the radiators were old as dirt and I did not have a thermostat. My neighbor controlled the temperature of the 4 upstairs apartments. 
It was not uncommon for it to drop below 55 on cold nights so I heated my house with the oven. Cranked it to 450 and opened the door. Talk about a fire hazard.
It was not uncommon for it to drop below 55 on cold nights so I heated my house with the oven. Cranked it to 450 and opened the door. Talk about a fire hazard.
NephthysWanderer the Charming wrote:
PsiChi wrote:
Neph: U teh funnyz with teh ghey joke! Lolercoaster
I was giving you the benefit of the doubt and chalking it up to Cin-city being waaaay behind on the fashion trends.
But seriously....birkenstocks? I could see with a crisp pair of Z Cavaricci overalls and a nice Stussy sleeve-less shirt. Perhaps a shiny gold chain to accentuate the single earing in the right ear and your flat-top?
Edited, Wed Oct 26 10:52:25 2005 by NephthysWanderer
Comfort > style
I have the fish in the boat, why should I keep fighting?
Psi wrote:
Comfort > style
I have the fish in the boat, why should I keep fighting?
I have the fish in the boat, why should I keep fighting?
Well...you sure do have a lucky fish then.
NephthysWanderer the Charming wrote:
PsiChi wrote:
Neph: U teh funnyz with teh ghey joke! Lolercoaster
I was giving you the benefit of the doubt and chalking it up to Cin-city being waaaay behind on the fashion trends.
But seriously....birkenstocks? I could see with a crisp pair of Z Cavaricci overalls and a nice Stussy sleeve-less shirt. Perhaps a shiny gold chain to accentuate the single earing in the right ear and your flat-top?
Holy hell! PsiChi is Jordan Knight circa 1994?
'94 was a bad year for NKOTB. Hopefully he more of a '88 Joey McIntire.
Actually, now that I think about it, Donny was the one in the overalls and no shirt all the time... Or am I thinking Marky Mark?
I am so ashamed.
I am so ashamed.
Are you ashamed you can't remember or that you know any of this at all?
'Cause I know which I'd be more ashamed of and I quote friggin' Air Supply
I'm all out of love...
'Cause I know which I'd be more ashamed of and I quote friggin' Air Supply
I'm all out of love...
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Never be ashamed of Air Supply
I'm so lost without you
I'm so lost without you
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