It's 100 Degrees. Do You Know Where Your Sanity Is? »
Posted By lenseview 3 months, 2 weeks ago in HumorFunny, smart piece on a day in the life without AC, brutal temps, & some of the consequences and lessons learned. 1 tip: Probably not a good idea to go car shopping when experiencing the onset of heat stroke.
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singer523 months, 2 weeks ago
Your mind does crazy things when you're overheated. Physiologically and psychologically. Like the warning for medicines, don't operate heavy machinery, could apply to lots of things
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AlaskanAssassin3 months, 2 weeks ago
I can't take hot weather so when I'm in an environment with no A/C in the summertime I can get really irritable. It's funny though b/c I had just watched a news piece on how people experience the same type of effect at the work place when the A/C is on blast. I really don't get it especially during the summer; A/C is your friend.
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cowboygrandpa3 months, 2 weeks ago
Having worked outdoors in AZ with the temps well over 110. I can tell ya it is no picnic. LOL
Hell even the lizards and snakes hide when it is that hot.
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elygirl13 months, 2 weeks ago
Love this story. Made me sweat and itch just reading it. I love love love my air conditioner.
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TweekerchickQC3 months, 2 weeks ago
In college I lived in an attic apartment with no air.
During one of the worst summers, right off of the Mississippi.
I remember sitting in my living room and just crying because it was just so hot and there was nothing you could do to get away from it.
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lynette143 months, 2 weeks ago
According to LA Times Bus section today - So Ca Edison wants to raise rates - if you haven 't lost your house to foreclosure you may not be able to afford to live in it anyway. How about public housing in malls?
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chevydog3 months, 2 weeks ago
Don't know who her utility is, but a 6-hour cutoff is pretty severe. Most peak shaving programs for large buildings only use 15-minute shutoffs.
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