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6/14/2014 2:11:47 PM
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Brony is confused
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True dat
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Yea just buy the book "How to close a window for dummies" it takes a while to understand
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[i]Were it so easy.[/i]
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you don't understand the struggle in England during summer. It's very hot and humid at night, people here don't have air conditioners either so you have to keep windows open at all times
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Gatsby is ENGLISH?
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I'm a Londoner.
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OME GOD ME TOOOOOO IM NOT ALONE ON B.NET.....
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Whereabouts London?
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Pedo alert but.......
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But an air conditioner
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I'm trying to get ahold of some mosquito nets to put over my windowsill <.<
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Get a screen tat goes over your window?
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I am looking for one <.<
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Every house around here has screens on there windows, for that reason
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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).
