it's freaking hot that i can't sleep

[0roo0roo]

Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Here in San Jose, CA, it's been quite nice. Furthermore,

it even rained

 

[FoBoT]

Originally posted by: potoba
I'm too cheap to buy a fan that I'll only use for 2 months.

then you need to learn to live with that decision
:sun:

 

[dullard]

Hmm, $15 (total for fan + electricity) for 60 days/nights of pleasure and comfort. That works out to be 25 cents a day. Damn, I'd pay 25 cents to sleep at night! Heck, you probably pay $1+ for coffee to wake you up in the morning since you didn't sleep because you were too cheap to pay 25 cents for a good night of sleep.

Note: if you use the fan for more than 1 year or if you sell it after 2 months, make that 25 cents plummet towards 0 cents.

I'm a big cheapskate. But even I would pay for a fan. Every summer I hear in the news about some old geezer who died instead of paying 25 cents to turn on the AC (to cool it down to safe but still warm temperatures) or 25 cents to turn on a fan. My life, my sleep, and my comfort is worth more than 25 cents.

 

[TallBill]

Haha, I have government owned and paid for AC. It was like 60 in my room today while it was 115 outside

 

[jupiter57]

Originally posted by: CKent
It was 98 here today. I've got the central cranked so much I'm gonna have to go put on socks, my feet are cold. Haw Haw! /nelsen

Hah Hah!
I was that way at home over the weekend!
I had the AC cranked down so low, I had to put on socks as my feet were cold. When I went to bed Sat. night, I had to toss another blanket on.
Even a quick trip to the (Non-Air Conditioned) garage was brutal!

 

[imported_Imp]

Psh....got used to the heat years ago cause we don't have any air conditioning. Nothing like waking up feeling like crap cause you're all sticky.

 

[Daishiki2]

Originally posted by: montypythizzle
LOL point fan at balls, then relax.

Just don't get too close. :Q

 

[potoba]

I know I'm cheap. But i'm moving to a place that has AC this august. Besides, it's not hot everyday here. Today is a nice day.

 

[Captante]

Originally posted by: potoba
It was toasty in my lab today. It was so hot that the crystals in both of our lasers couldn't work properly.... Everyone left at 4pm.

So i went home at 6 and it was hotter at home. I drank like 3 litters of water and haven't pissed since noon.

My house dont have AC and I dont have a fan. I'm too cheap to buy a fan that I'll only use for 2 months.

I think we have found the root of the problem.

 

[JohnCU]

you're too ***** cheap to buy a $10 fan? jesus christ, you can't take it with you.

 

[Oceandevi]

buy the fan and take it back after it cools down.

 

[gamepad]

Bah, it's way hotter here in Texas.

 

[JohnCU]

umm what the fuck it was 19 degrees here the other day

 

[Canai]

HOLY THREAD RESURRECTION!

 

[JohnCU]

damn i remember the heat wave, some candles in my sunroom melted.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Welcome to 6 months ago.

 

[BoomerD]

So nice & warm here in Ka'anapili that we've had to open both sliding doors for the lanai...let the breezes blow rather than crank on the A/C. (Gawd I'm gonna hate to go home this weekend...) Northern Kahleeforneeya has been very cold and rainy...here, even when it rains, it's still 75+

 

[prism]

Originally posted by: BoomerD
So nice & warm here in Ka'anapili that we've had to open both sliding doors for the lanai...let the breezes blow rather than crank on the A/C. (Gawd I'm gonna hate to go home this weekend...) :beer:Northern Kahleeforneeya has been very cold and rainy...here, even when it rains, it's still 75+

Try living in Wisconsin, ~100F with 90%+ humidity in the middle of the summer, -30F with windchill in the middle of the winter. :beer:

 

[jonnyGURU]

Originally posted by: Canai
HOLY THREAD RESURRECTION!

LOL! No kidding! We started with talking about it being hot in July.... now it's five months later and freezing out!

 

[mrSHEiK124]

Originally posted by: jackace

Originally posted by: invidia
Is it humid there? If it's not over 80% humid, you have no right to complain.


Try sleeping with no AC or fan in 80F 99% humid weather. It's like someone trying to suffocate you with a pillow.

Exact reason i will never live in the Southeast. I was in Florida a few years and it was down-right brutal in the summer there. Summer nights were miserable. The AC went out in my apartment while there and I did not sleep at all. It was horrible. Never going to live in that part of the US for no amount of money.

The power was out at my apartment (USF student, Tampa), no A/C. 90 degrees outside, 80something% humidity. I cut my losses, drove home, and spent the night at my parents

WHOA holy fucking dead thread

 

[BoomerD]

Originally posted by: Prism

Originally posted by: BoomerD
So nice & warm here in Ka'anapili that we've had to open both sliding doors for the lanai...let the breezes blow rather than crank on the A/C. (Gawd I'm gonna hate to go home this weekend...) :beer:Northern Kahleeforneeya has been very cold and rainy...here, even when it rains, it's still 75+

Try living in Wisconsin, ~100F with 90%+ humidity in the middle of the summer, -30F with windchill in the middle of the winter. :beer:

No thanks...my son lived in Tomah for about a year...it was nice when we visited in August 06, but it was abnormally dry.

BTW, I grew up in western Mass...and spent about 1-1/2 years between North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia...I understand humidity. Lived in the Rockies for about 7 years and saw -30 or worse on the thermometer PLUS the windchill...I understand cold...that's why I now live in Kahleeforneeya and am trying to scheme a way to move to Hawaii...

 

[prism]

Originally posted by: BoomerD

Originally posted by: Prism

Originally posted by: BoomerD
So nice & warm here in Ka'anapili that we've had to open both sliding doors for the lanai...let the breezes blow rather than crank on the A/C. (Gawd I'm gonna hate to go home this weekend...) :beer:Northern Kahleeforneeya has been very cold and rainy...here, even when it rains, it's still 75+

Try living in Wisconsin, ~100F with 90%+ humidity in the middle of the summer, -30F with windchill in the middle of the winter. :beer:

No thanks...my son lived in Tomah for about a year...it was nice when we visited in August 06, but it was abnormally dry.

BTW, I grew up in western Mass...and spent about 1-1/2 years between North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia...I understand humidity. Lived in the Rockies for about 7 years and saw -30 or worse on the thermometer PLUS the windchill...I understand cold...that's why I now live in Kahleeforneeya and am trying to scheme a way to move to Hawaii...

I wish you the best of luck then on your voyage to paradise! Send me a postcard!