damn its hot

[mstng86]

It's way east of you. Was about 4 miles east of Terrell. Btw, dog is fed, and let it out tO piss. Your wife is exhausted. Let her nap a bit before you wake her up. She really gave it a solid effort today.

Thanks. She better have enough energy for dinner damn it.


On topic: You know it is hot when the cold water comes out hot.

[Txstang1]

I'm about to go play golf.

[347Mike]

Thanks. She better have enough energy for dinner damn it.


On topic: You know it is hot when the cold water comes out hot.

Then its not really cold water then, is it?

[LaserSVT]

[ELVIS]

i ran yesterday, at the 3mile mark i began to vomit. i drank my water and walked the rest of the way back to the house.

god bless.

[01vnms4v]

i ran yesterday, at the 3mile mark i began to vomit. i drank my water and walked the rest of the way back to the house.

god bless.

Umm I'm a bycle rider and a runner. I'm on a break it's to hot for that kind of activity right now

[Skidmark]

I bet I know what you're not!

a spelling bee champion.

[Grimpala]

i ran yesterday, at the 3mile mark i began to vomit. i drank my water and walked the rest of the way back to the house.

god bless.

Who was chasing you?

[stevo]

110* locally, cannot touch anything that has been left out in the sun for more than 5 minutes.

Stevo

[mustangguy289]

If it's not heat it's the cold, if it's not dought, it's rainfall, if it's not ice it's sleet... there's ALWAYS a thread of someone disliking the current weather conditions. We should have a "today the weather is_____ and it sucks" sticky

That is because Texas has some of the shittiest weather.

[mustangguy289]

Thanks. She better have enough energy for dinner damn it.


On topic: You know it is hot when the cold water comes out hot.

I haven't been able to take a cold shower in a while.

[03trubluGT]

Just got this in a city email:

In addition to a new heat record, Texas today set a new record for energy consumption, 67,355 megawatts, topping the new record set yesterday and beating the forecast high.

The high power consumption also means low energy reserves, trigger the Electricity Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) to issue a level 1 energy emergency (known as a Power Watch). Under a Power Watch, residents are encouraged to make a voluntary effort to reduce power consumption to avoid reaching higher emergency levels, which include brown-outs, rolling black-outs and other mandatory efforts to shed power load.

To help reduce strain on the electric grid and avoid these measures, ERCOT offers these tips:

Turn off all unnecessary lights, appliances, and electronic equipment.
When at home, close blinds and drapes that get direct sun, set air conditioning thermostats to 78 degrees or higher, and use fans to cool the air.
When away from home, set air conditioning thermostats to 85 degrees and turn all fans off before you leave. Block the sun by closing blinds or drapes on windows that will get direct sun.
Do not use your dishwasher, laundry equipment, hair dryers, coffee makers, or other home appliances during the peak hours of 3 to 7 p.m.
Avoid opening refrigerators or freezers more than necessary.
Use microwaves for cooking instead of an electric range or oven.
Set your pool pump to run in the early morning or evening instead of the afternoon.

[mstng86]

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Alright men, make sure to tell your wives to not run the dishwasher or washer and dryer.

[mustangguy289]

Alright men, make sure to tell your wives to not run the dishwasher or washer and dryer.

LMAO. Using a mop does not require electricity.

[03trubluGT]

Just got this in a city email:

In addition to a new heat record, Texas today set a new record for energy consumption, 67,355 megawatts, topping the new record set yesterday and beating the forecast high.

The high power consumption also means low energy reserves, trigger the Electricity Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) to issue a level 1 energy emergency (known as a Power Watch). Under a Power Watch, residents are encouraged to make a voluntary effort to reduce power consumption to avoid reaching higher emergency levels, which include brown-outs, rolling black-outs and other mandatory efforts to shed power load.

To help reduce strain on the electric grid and avoid these measures, ERCOT offers these tips:

Turn off all unnecessary lights, appliances, and electronic equipment.
When at home, close blinds and drapes that get direct sun, set air conditioning thermostats to 78 degrees or higher, and use fans to cool the air. When away from home, set air conditioning thermostats to 85 degrees and turn all fans off before you leave. Block the sun by closing blinds or drapes on windows that will get direct sun.
Do not use your dishwasher, laundry equipment, hair dryers, coffee makers, or other home appliances during the peak hours of 3 to 7 p.m.
Avoid opening refrigerators or freezers more than necessary.
Use microwaves for cooking instead of an electric range or oven.
Set your pool pump to run in the early morning or evening instead of the afternoon.

Hell, if I'd known it just took a fan to cool the air, I wouldn't have wasted a ton of money on central AC when I bought my house.