The air is dead
xmas74
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Tue Jun-07-05 08:35 AM
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I'm waiting for a repairman for the central air to get his butt over here and fix it. The blower isn't working. Of course, we are looking at a high in the mid 90's w/ the always lovely humidity not even added to the misery yet. Missouri sucks in the summer.
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Tue Jun-07-05 08:39 AM
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1. Ewww. Always goes at the worst times, doesn't it? |
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Then again, the only time you would realize it's broken is when you need it. Duh...
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Tue Jun-07-05 08:40 AM
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3. It worked last week but decided to die yesterday. |
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Thank goodness I'm staying w/ my parents right now. I couldn't afford to fix that.
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Tue Jun-07-05 08:39 AM
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2. LOL, I thought this was a global warming comment. |
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Tue Jun-07-05 08:41 AM
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4. Missouri weather is a global warming comment. |
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Tue Jun-07-05 08:51 AM
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6. yeah, I know, I grew up in O'fallon, near St. Charles, near St. Louis |
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nothing like the mo. humidity.
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Tue Jun-07-05 08:56 AM
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I used to live in Marshall-not too far from the riverbottoms. And I once lived in Waverly during the flood season-now that is a hell w/in itself. At least Warrensburg isn't as bad as the others. We just like tornadoes and we have recently discovered the joy of earthquakes.
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Tue Jun-07-05 08:42 AM
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5. I was going to suggest a "Stick-Up®" |
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Tue Jun-07-05 09:13 AM
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8. Turned my a/c on yesterday and......... |
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it was making all kinds of loud offensive noise. Its Murphy's Law a/c never works right on hot humid days. My neighbor up the street happened by and after determining the fan was striking the shroud we decided to figure out a quick fix. Its a 35000 BTU in the wall but slid out like butter. We finally found that by putting in a new screw on a brace we could stop the noise. So last night I was comfortable. It now 82 degrees at 10 am and I just turned it back on. Should be a cooker today.
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Tue Jun-07-05 09:33 AM
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9. Supposed to be mid 90's here. |
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And Missouri is well known for its humidity. Of course, the repairman will not be here until after his lunchbreak.
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Tue Jun-07-05 10:11 AM
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10. of course a lunch break and a little sestia.... |
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last night here in upstate NY it was 94% humidity. We had some heavy thunderstorms and high winds, cooled things down for a little bit. My last looks at the forcast shows the same all week. I hope the weekend is cool cause I have to go into the blacktop jungle NY City for a 2 day event. My once or thrice a yr trip.
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Tue Jun-07-05 10:32 AM
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11. It's always humid here. |
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I can't stand it sometimes.
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