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By Rachael-Little · Posted
I’m starting to question these numbers, I’ve never in my lifetime seen this kind of turn from right to left in such a massive way. When you compare numbers from past elections there is a big disconnect. Add that to the fact the democrats were even less popular as the president as a whole I hope I’m wrong but I’m becoming very suspicious -
Your ac system already stores the excess heat. Albeit temporarily. An outdoor condenser is designed to dissipate that stored heat. But it would be relatively easy to redirect and dissipate that heat inside a water tank, or use it in a dryer. The real problem is you'd have to continuously dissipate that heat somewhere, in order for your ac system to keep working. What happens when the water tank is at temperature, or you don't want to use the dryer? And conversely, what do you do when you do want to use the water heater or dryer, but it's the moddle of wintwr and you definetely do not want to use the ac? You'd have to have a complicated transfer system. Capable of redirectingtexcess heat wherever it's needed, or to be dumped outside via the condenser. AND you'd have to have every other normal heating system for when there is no excess heat. It's a good idea, but to make all major appliances interconnected, yet still able to funtion independently, would be a major complication. One that almost certainly would cost a LOT of money to make it work. But if you could figure out how to do it cheaply and efficiently, you'd be a billionare. -
By rusty pins · Posted
It doesn't matter. I don't care if a state is predominantly red or blue, if a person doesn't vote, they have no right to complain about the outcome. Maybe if all the blue people who decided their vote wouldn't matter in a red state did vote, maybe that red state might turn blue (seven of them did). Likewise maybe if those in blue states who don't vote red had voted, their states outcome might be different. Case in point. 7 red states that flipped blue. Ohio, Maine, Iowa, North and South Carolina, Kansas and, believe it or not, Texas! If you don't vote, don't bitch to me about the outcome. -
Interesting lifestyle, I often think it would be nice to have that kind of relationship, it would be interesting if you share some of your outings and adventures, I don’t see any issues sharing real life stories as well. -
Thank you. Being gay doesn't mean you're abnormal or don't like/do the usual "guy" things. Exactly. A person can be gay, and be into just about anything considered normal or manly. Being gay doesn't mean you're broken or abnormal. I only means you're attracted to other men.
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