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Yet another cold Winter
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Well you and DP are soft & pampered. I'd rather spend the cash elsewhere. Like single-malts.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishing -
Get a decent job and then you can afford both.Originally posted by d000hg View PostWell you and DP are soft & pampered. I'd rather spend the cash elsewhere. Like single-malts.
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Umm... Why not just heat the room you're in?Originally posted by d000hg View PostJust because you can afford something doesn't mean you should buy it.
Heating the whole 3-storey house is inefficient for one person. It's the principle of the thing, damnit.
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I can afford to run the heating. I choose not to. I could afford to leave all the lights and the TV on 24/7 and buy food to throw away as well... but why bother?Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostGet a decent job and then you can afford both.
I do have a little oil radiator but it's a bit crap. The central heating doesn't have per-room settings - well I could turn off every single radiator but one during the day, then turn them back on at night...Originally posted by PRC1964 View PostUmm... Why not just heat the room you're in?
12 degrees now. Unlike these softies though I solved the problem by putting on a jumper. Unless my fingers go numb what's the problem?Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Good shout. And today's "Malt of the Day" is......................Auchentoshan!!!!Originally posted by d000hg View PostI'd rather spend the cash elsewhere. Like single-malts.
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I tend to agree. It's not about the money as an extra £100-200 or so isn't important. The energy cos are taking the piss with their prices at the moment so am reluctant to hand over any more money than we have to.Originally posted by d000hg View PostI can afford to run the heating. I choose not to. I could afford to leave all the lights and the TV on 24/7 and buy food to throw away as well... but why bother?
I do have a little oil radiator but it's a bit crap. The central heating doesn't have per-room settings - well I could turn off every single radiator but one during the day, then turn them back on at night...
12 degrees now. Unlike these softies though I solved the problem by putting on a jumper. Unless my fingers go numb what's the problem?
I was given a halogen heater a while back. It heats up the living room quite nicely and I'm not lining the pockets of the incompetant energy cos by heating areas I'm not using. The central heating still comes on in the mornings - when it really matters.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI can afford to run the heating. I choose not to. I could afford to leave all the lights and the TV on 24/7 and buy food to throw away as well... but why bother?
I do have a little oil radiator but it's a bit crap. The central heating doesn't have per-room settings - well I could turn off every single radiator but one during the day, then turn them back on at night...
12 degrees now. Unlike these softies though I solved the problem by putting on a jumper. Unless my fingers go numb what's the problem?Each to his/her own.Originally posted by Zippy View PostI tend to agree. It's not about the money as an extra £100-200 or so isn't important. The energy cos are taking the piss with their prices at the moment so am reluctant to hand over any more money than we have to.
I was given a halogen heater a while back. It heats up the living room quite nicely and I'm not lining the pockets of the incompetant energy cos by heating areas I'm not using. The central heating still comes on in the mornings - when it really matters.
Those on a tighter budget can light a few candles.
Personally I like a warm home. Admittedly I'm only in it for 3 nights a week

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Yes, and you've got something more interesting than central heating to keep you warm.Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostEach to his/her own.
Personally I like a warm home. Admittedly I'm only in it for 3 nights a week
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