Seriously, if you live in a big old house with fancy windows and a great view, that's one thing.

But anybody else should have their windows covered and an ample selection of fuzzy socks and cozy sweaters. The TV and computer should generate enough heat to keep you warm.

12/14/2009 7:34:27 AM

we ran out of fuel oil

1/6/2010 9:18:44 AM

NC, where the fuck do you live? Jamaica?

1/6/2010 9:23:31 AM

I have mine set to 75, and honestly I get kind of cold sometimes.

1/6/2010 10:30:24 AM

that is crazy ^

i keep mine on 68-70 and 66 when im not there during the day

1/6/2010 10:31:49 AM

oh man

propane delivery is COMPLETE

I have never been so excited to turn on the heat before

When Z (the man who is never truly cold and whose is a portable personal furnace great husband) complained of being cold, I was afraid we'd run out of fuel. It's 53 in here right now.

[Edited on January 6, 2010 at 10:36 AM. Reason : change from OP: it's set to 60-62 now, not 58-60.]

1/6/2010 10:36:07 AM

The office thermostat is set to 75, and I put on my thick insulated Colombia winter jacket because I was so cold.

Honestly I think I'm only comfortable in like 80+.

1/6/2010 11:26:50 AM

^ Are you actually a woman?

1/6/2010 11:28:16 AM

Quote :

"But it facilitates cuddling, baking, and moving more. So it's a good decision."

cuddling and baking maybe, but when it's that cold in my house, all I want to do is lay in bed.

1/6/2010 11:28:50 AM

I try to keep my house at 72 all year around. The only difficulty that I have is that the sun hits one side of my house late in the afternoon and it gets unbearably hot.

1/6/2010 12:12:40 PM

Quote :

"Colombia winter jacket "

is your jacket made out of cocaine and rebel blood?

1/6/2010 12:22:33 PM

Yes

1/6/2010 1:09:07 PM

Fat people are insulated much better, so understandable that some people can be alright in somewhere that is set at < 65 degrees.

58 though? That's cold as shit.

1/6/2010 1:27:27 PM