Bear? Or bare?
Lets stick with Bear, Do we really need to see a report of a "naked man in a library"
.J
I would just like to say
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Lets stick with Bear, Do we really need to see a report of a "naked man in a library"
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Oh I can spell fucking properly, and it's "Quiet" not "quite" but never mind!!!Your in the library & you can't spell properly
Oh and "You're in the library" not "Your"
(Game, set and match!!)
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Or both!
Or simply to avoid or tiptoe through the puddles!!
(You'd look an ass but better that than wet calves!!
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Nice to have what I said put into technical terms!!!As long as your burner is installed properly and HEPA compliant your neighbours would only know you have one as you first fire it up. Once its burning at the correct temp there is virtually no smoke visible out of the chimney.
But totally agree with the sentiment.
So get that burner in,boy!! Get that burner in!!!
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Yes but you've got solar panels aintcha???Dont know how many lights you leave on but we could make that last 2 days this time of year
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No one loves a Grammar NaziOh I can spell fucking properly, and it's "Quiet" not "quite" but never mind!!!
Oh and "You're in the library" not "Your"
(Game, set and match!!)
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Bear, as in carry it, like bear a burden.Bear? Or bare?
Not baring anything, in public
or much elsewhere in winter temps!!
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Loved those loon pants, except on a wet, windy day when they flogged your calves to death!You do not have to wear those bell bottoms these days you know
J
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Wow, I suppose it is because of the size of your property. We only spend around £80 a month on both. It is locked in for another year. The standing charge is a joke.We are not in Winter yet and the average daily energy cost is running at £9.97/day.
That's £310 per month.
Avg. daily Kwh Electric is 16.34 and Gas is 34.6
I reckon that real winter temperatures will see the gas triple but the electric only increase marginally.
What really annoys me is that the Admin charge is running at 6% for electric and 7% for Gas. That's for doing what? I take the readings, they send me an e-bill.
Aren't their costs of supply part of their business costs? Why am I paying? Its a scandal.
Does the Supermarket charge you for producing the till receipt? NO.
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(There was an "or" in front of that.)Lets stick with Bear, Do we really need to see a report of a "naked man in a library"
J
Not going to streak around the shelves!!! Or the carrels!!
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I don't vont to be loffed, I just vont to conquer ze vuuuuuurld!!!No one loves a Grammar Nazi
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I spent three hours trying to get a system online today (remotely) but after failing to get it to work, it turns out the sensor is faulty
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I finks @DanClarke 's place is like my old place detached and built in 1928. Cavity walls etc etc. Even thought he cavities had that polystyrene ball stuff in. Cost more to heat it by far than our place we live in now, built in early 80s, Swedish timber framed and extremely well insulated. We couldn't believe it when we compared the bills. Despite it having 2 more bedrooms another bathroom, a utility etc. and many more rads.
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Yes he is
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So at least you sorted it!I spent three hours trying to get a system online today (remotely) but after failing to get it to work, it turns out the sensor is faulty
Well done mate!!
Yes but you've got solar panels aintcha???
We have a 15.5KWh battery bank will just last 2 days, if the weather is orrible
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Fink I'm gonna go out and pop the door on my leccy meter, outside the back door.
See if I can catch the leprechaun.
See if I can catch the leprechaun.
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1936 Solid Brick only cavities are in my teeth.
12 room (inc. the Downstairs loo). All fully DG but 8 foot tall rooms that soak up heat.
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This is for @Stanleysteamer and other peeps that like the ingrish langwage.
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