CanadaAre they only marketed in europe or something..noting the "flavour" spelling?
CanadaAre they only marketed in europe or something..noting the "flavour" spelling?
O CANADA...those crazy hosers.Canada
New pet peeve of mine thanks to a program manager. IMs that just say "You There?"
FREAK JUST TALK NORMALLY. "Hey. I have xyz question?"
New pet peeve of mine thanks to a program manager. IMs that just say "You There?"
FREAK JUST TALK NORMALLY. "Hey. I have xyz question?"
This question to me is indicative that the person asking isn't really working from home. If they were they'd assume other people were there.New pet peeve of mine thanks to a program manager. IMs that just say "You There?"
FREAK JUST TALK NORMALLY. "Hey. I have xyz question?"
While watching the space launch last month I couldn't help it. Every time they would talk about Bob and Doug, the astronauts, I would think of these guys:O CANADA...those crazy hosers.
Hollywood has really run out of original ideas and is just remaking every movie ever made.
In that article they couldn't even spell the original director's name correctly.
You could probably break them of the habit by replying "no".
If you just don't reply evidently you aren't. I'd wait at least 20 minutes to reply just out of principle.
You would need a residential economizer fitted into your existing HVAC system. I have no idea what that would cost.I have done that before when I am busy or in a meeting. Guess I am too nice.
I have done that before although not for 20 minutes while I calm down/get less annoyed.
Okay random thought by Wx. I want a way to pull the cool night air in via the existing air/forced air system. Our house doesn't seem to cool down as much as I would like at night especially without a breeze to blow it in.
You would need a residential economizer fitted into your existing HVAC system. I have no idea what that would cost.
I don't know much about them but it sounds like it is an outdoor vent that is them added into your existing vents with a temperature sensor that will pull the outdoor air into the house when the AC kicks on if the outside temperature is cooler.Interesting. Won't do it on this house but if we build it might be something I seriously look at adding.
Yeah, we had a box fan that was all metal, on a metal stand. It was powerful and loud. It sat in the window of the upstairs hallway blowing out. We would all sleep with our BR doors open and the windows open. The fan would blow warm air out and cooler outside air would come in through the BR windows - in theory. My parent's room was closest to the fan and I think they got more benefit from it then the boys' room or the girls' room.I don't know much about them but it sounds like it is an outdoor vent that is them added into your existing vents with a temperature sensor that will pull the outdoor air into the house when the AC kicks on if the outside temperature is cooler.
When I grew up all we had was a huge fan in our bedroom and would crack the windows in the house. Then turn the fan to suck the air out which in turn would create a breeze of cool air through the house.
That massive fan was in the bedroom window of the boys bedroom. That sucker really did a good job if you left it on all night. The house would be nice and cool in the morning and then slowly heat up through out the day. Dad extended the garage back and made a master suite above that so they didn't get any of that cool air. They had their own small fan in one window to pull cool air in from the other window. Eventually got a small window AC. The people who recently sold it added the Mitsubishi AC units in the roomsYeah, we had a box fan that was all metal, on a metal stand. It was powerful and loud. It sat in the window of the upstairs hallway blowing out. We would all sleep with our BR doors open and the windows open. The fan would blow warm air out and cooler outside air would come in through the BR windows - in theory. My parent's room was closest to the fan and I think they got more benefit from it then the boys' room or the girls' room.
Coming home and the road is closed at the railroad crossing just down from me, lots of police. Saw a brand new Cherokee on its roof with the front end gone laying just beside the tracks. Possibly car vs train. So I took the long way around to get home and when I pulled in the driveway I looked down the road and that's when I saw the white sheet...
Coming home and the road is closed at the railroad crossing just down from me, lots of police. Saw a brand new Cherokee on its roof with the front end gone laying just beside the tracks. Possibly car vs train. So I took the long way around to get home and when I pulled in the driveway I looked down the road and that's when I saw the white sheet...