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6/15/2014 6:15:37 PM
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Yeah, we don't really proof our homes for the summer <.<
Our summers are generally pretty mild by anyone else's standard so you don't usually need the windows open and fans on at night. My problem is that I'm in a pretty small room with a server farm's worth of electronics that's on pretty much all day <.<
It gets pretty damn sweltering in here :l
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Sounds like my room, can have the Xbox on, my computer and 2 monitors. But if I play games on my computer.....man it takes off.
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Yeah :l
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Your ENGLISH tooo?
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[quote]You're English too?[/quote] FTFY And yes.
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OMEGOOGLE IM NOT ALONE!
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Edited by MoReCoWbELLx2x1: 6/15/2014 6:24:08 PMTry living in the South US. 100% humidity 95+ degrees almost every day. And there are so many trees, there isn't always a breeze (hue I rhymed). With all that electronics, I would imagine it would get hot. Heck a console can usually heat up a room
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That would just be hell for me. I could deal with Arid heat, but not humidity.
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It's always humid. Why do you think teen pregnancy is so high? No one goes outside in the summer to do things unless it's a sport.
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Try living in the South US. 100% humidity 95+ degrees almost every day. And there are so many trees, there isn't always a breeze (hue I rhymed).
