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I'll take the cold over the oppressive heat.
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Exactly. You can only take off so much clothes in the summer, and nobody wants to see that. Give me winter over summer every time!
Any day. 5 minutes into my work day outside and it felt like I got out of the shower and didn’t dry off. I need a house in Alaska for spring and summer and one here for fall and winter. Guess I need to start selling a lot more hot sauce lol.
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God willing I'll move to a cooler climate when I retire. Don't get me wrong I love Georgia and would move to the N. Georgia mountains if it wasn't for the state turning into the California of the south.
My consistent summertime $400 power bill is putting quite the damper on my gun purchasing. Stupid greedy Georgia Power.
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I'll trade you.
Before air conditioning,
THIS is what the City of Atlanta looked like.
(Nobody wanted to live here because it was too damned hot.)
THIS is what the City of Atlanta looked like.
(Nobody wanted to live here because it was too damned hot.)
Everyone be careful in this heat, my son just got home from the hospital from heat exhaustion!
I’ve been saying if they want to go green we need more daylight in the winter, less in the summer. But we all know it’s about money. Not what makes sense. As a man that works outside. You can’t work naked. But I can put more clothes on. But what do I know??
We are only cooling the upstairs 1500 sq ft. To me that's insanity. Our house in Cumming was cooling 2 levels and our bill with Sawnee rarely ever exceeded $200
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