lol i was at my friends house the other day and the house was boiling he was going mad lol.. said to me shes sat there in a ****ing tshirt with heating on full blast saying its cold.. can understand if she atleast attempted to get warm by putting on a jumper or something ha
Is it only women or men aswell that like the central heating wacked up?
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When it's cold I whack it up to 75 Degrees for a bit then to about 55 Degrees. Keeps the house cosy!
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It is always women. Although I have to wear shorts n tshirt at my parents around xmas as the house is ALWAYS roasting hot!
hahaha when ever I stay over, the Radiator goes off in my old room
haha yeh same, tshirt at the parents place while it snows outside
Mum turns it up, she pays the bills, then complains about how much she is paying for gas...
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We both try and keep it off or turned down due to running costs nowadays. Although I am more likely to turn it on.
Are you one of these people who get annoyed when someone orders a hot curry and thinks they are trying to 'act hard'? I have read the thread and no one seems "impressed"
. Some people can't afford to run the heating all day.
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My roadie hasn't got any heating in his house except for hot water. He's got a coal fire but I've never seen coal in it. If you go his house you just have to wrap up. He's had girlfriends but they can't cope with the cold and he isn't willing to change.
Just LoL! No shame. That's unreal. The age of these people wearing onesies. How embarrassingly sad.
Strangely enough, women look not bad at all in them but it looks so wrong on a man.
Do people actually go to the door with these on?
Indeed. I find 18 - 20 very comfortable. Sometimes 22 - 23 in one room because of where all the computers are located. From that, the radiator in that room is hardly ever on unless the computers are off then it kicks in.
Just LoL! No shame. That's unreal. The age of these people wearing onesies. How embarrassingly sad.
Strangely enough, women look not bad at all in them but it looks so wrong on a man.
Do people actually go to the door with these on?
Yes, very beautiful models in onesies don't look all bad in them. They could wear a bloody bin bag and still look great.
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Mine's set to 21C - it's an old draughty house and in need of new windows so feels colder than it is usually. When living at my parents they never set it above 18C and I only used to feel cold occasionally but my partner is Spanish and feels the cold so 21C is a decent compromise for us.
Simple thing is that you get used to the temperature as long as it;s in a reasonable range. IMO above 22C is really too much to be heating your home up to - waste of money.
Simple thing is that you get used to the temperature as long as it;s in a reasonable range. IMO above 22C is really too much to be heating your home up to - waste of money.
Just LoL! No shame. That's unreal. The age of these people wearing onesies. How embarrassingly sad.
Strangely enough, women look not bad at all in them but it looks so wrong on a man.
Do people actually go to the door with these on?
Fire alarm went off in my building late the other evening. I had to LOL at the three people in onesies, stood on the street!
Current update - heating still off, temperature thing reads 22.8C. Window open to let some heat out!
