Aren't those staples painful? Especially when one pulls out?
Aren't those staples painful? Especially when one pulls out?
This is Summer Glau as a Terminator who repaired her bomb-damaged cheek with a staple gun:
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Amazing if this thing actually works. I basically understand the net result: the gen rotational speed must be kept absolutely in sync, but wow, how this is actually accomplished is beyond me.
But, I guess it's also done "on the Grid", right? When you sell power back to the utility, your power can't be out of phase with utility power, or you'd have a dead short. Solar stuff, which uses a solid state inverter, proly does this relatively automatically. AND, various substations in the grid have to be in sync.... but they don't use inverters, afaik
BeatsTF out of me.... a good Q for a sep. thread.
Yes, that sounds like you had some local resources. Not homeless, but some of the same concept.
I've wondered how urban homeless make do. I'm sure I don't want to try it.
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Sponge bath at work, and an electric razor. Thank God that 24 hour grocery and department stores were becoming common in the mid '80s
Some folks on public aid, the taxpayer pays the electric bill. The heater comes out of thier cash grant, which they are trying to save, cause cable TV, beer and cigs are so expensive.
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The local Freecycle has people begging for space heaters, claiming they can't afford to buy them. If they can't afford $20 for a heater, how can they pay to run the damned things? One woman was complaining that her kids couldn't stand the 65 degrees in their room. Buy a blanket, and get on with life.
What movie was that from? I dont recognize her.
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The methodology of the left has always been:
Trade in African and beaner kids, and buy some Norwegian kids?
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She should get new kids with better tolerance to low temperatures. Millions of people in cold climates never get their heat up that high and never have a problem. 65 is quite tolerable and common in Europe where energy is very expensive. Put a hat on.
I've known of welfare types and foster kids to max up the heat, and regulate the room temp by opening windows. Seriously.
I know of one foster mom, her 15 y.o. foster girl did that, with electric baseboard heat. The foster mom didn't know till the $800 electric bill arrived. This about 15 or 20 years ago.
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They have what is called HEAP, which will help pay a part of the bill but they are really ignorant about taking care of themselves.
The bath isn't too bad, but the 50 pound bags of rice hurt.
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Aren't those staples painful? Especially when one pulls out?
I've heard of skin stapling -- vetrinary folks do that, now and again. I'd expect that to be painful, in any case. Super glue is supposed to do a nice job.
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This is Summer Glau as a Terminator who repaired her bomb-damaged cheek with a staple gun:
Then stop pounding the old bag at 49. ;-)
That's where my thermostat is set[*]. It's comfortable except when we're sitting watching television. We have comforters on the sofa and a couple of cats.
[*] It gets turned down from there at night.
I say PISS ON IT !
I'll drink to that.
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I say PISS ON IT !
"Michael A. Terrell" on Sat, 12 Jan 2013
14:09:20 -0500 typed in rec.crafts.metalworking the following:That's "in my life" not "in my butt".
Oh shoot, today's the sixteenth. I forgot to do laundry for the month. Well, next month.
tschus pyotr
Anyone likely to raise a stink?
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Oh shoot, today's the sixteenth. I forgot to do laundry for the month. Well, next month.
tschus pyotr
-- pyotr filipivich "With Age comes Wisdom. Although more often, Age travels alone."
By next month, they'll be able to walk to the washing machine on their own. ;-)
"Michael A. Terrell" on Wed, 16 Jan 2013
15:58:39 -0500 typed in rec.crafts.metalworking the following:They may be able to walk that far, but I doubt ... well "you can lead dirty britches to hot water, but you cannot make them shrink."
Don't you mean 'Make them sink'? ;-)
"Michael A. Terrell" on Fri, 18 Jan 2013
23:26:47 -0500 typed in rec.crafts.metalworking the following:Yeah, that too. I mean by that time - It's enough trouble trying to march them back there, wrestling them into the washer is a whole 'nother matter. Remember "Zoot the Suit" from My Favorite Martian? Same sort of thing. Usually I just spray them with Floral Scent Fabreeze, and they dive right in on their own.
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