No central heating.

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No central heating. Anonymous 2022-12-22 (Thu) 22:54:13 No.2471

Will get even colder today than it was yesterday.
Guess i'll die then.

Anonymous 2022-12-23 (Fri) 00:25:47 No.2472

>>2471
Open the oven and turn it on. That is, if you have an electric oven. Just make sure that you have a way to vent the smoke. Don't light an indoor fire, no matter how tempting it may be to do so. Idiots die every year doing that.

Anonymous 2022-12-23 (Fri) 01:40:15 No.2473

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>>2472
It's more efficient to boil water and fill a large rubber hot water bottle and heat your self directly with it.

Anonymous 2022-12-23 (Fri) 07:10:50 No.2474

>>2473
You are right about that. I love these ghetto solutions to everyday capitalism problems.

Anonymous 2022-12-23 (Fri) 11:01:21 No.2475

>>2472
What about a propane heater?

Anonymous 2022-12-24 (Sat) 05:38:03 No.2476

>>2471
What it feels like living in Texas. I've lost power twice for multiple hours in the last 2 days

Anonymous 2022-12-24 (Sat) 10:21:00 No.2478

>>2476
This is the second time this has happened to texas. When are texans going to wake up to their retarded privatized energy grid?

Anonymous 2022-12-25 (Sun) 00:46:03 No.2479

>>2478
Isn't it just the perfect example of capitalist inefficieny that a place that is full of oil derricks and and refineries can't keep the lights on.

Anonymous 2022-12-25 (Sun) 02:57:47 No.2480

>>2479
It really is. It's insane to think about. The privatization of the Texas power grid was such a mistake. Why the fuck did boomers believe privatizing everything was a good idea?

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