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  •  Well, this is a personal tolerance matter (3+ / 0-)

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    Quite honestly, I would come home and crawl under a pile of quilts on my sofa and never get anything done for four or five months if I turned my thermostat down to an utterly inhumane 60 degrees, or even for that matter, 68. I think this is equivalent to torture.

    On the other hand, air conditioning set at 79? Why on earth do you need air conditioning AT ALL unless you live in a place like Houston or Phoenix. I live in Cleveland, ohio and I'm fine with anything in the 80s -- I live in a nicely ventilated old house -- and even in the 90s if it's not more than a week or two, which it rarely is. I have a room air conditioner and it's been sitting on the porch for six years. I've just never installed it.

    We're retiring Steve LaTourette (R-Family Values for You But Not for Me) and sending Judge Bill O'Neill to Congress from Ohio-14: http://www.oneill08.com/

    by anastasia p on Sun Jan 28, 2007 at 07:51:21 PM PDT

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    •  I'm like you. (2+ / 0-)

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      I can't stand the cold. I'd never be able to move. On the other hand, I live in Florida and have my windows and doors open in the summertime quite often. I'm lucky my house has good shade and cross ventilation. Still, most people can't believe I can tolerate a good part of the Florida summer without a/c. I figure it balances out.

      Don't trust any UID over [insert current highest number here].

      by pattyp on Sun Jan 28, 2007 at 09:00:41 PM PDT

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