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Bad_Rich_Chic 06-30-2003 03:08 PM

And telemarketers are just fucking assholes
 
And another thing, about that do not call list - sign the fuck up for that shit. Now. Sign up your home number. Sign up your cellphone. Sign up your fax line. Sign up your office numbers. Sign up your 89 y.o. gramma who doesn't know how to do it herself. Sign up every number you have, or can legitimately get permission to sign up, so that the fucking telemarketer fuckers have so few numbers left to call that they have no choice but to shut up shop and let us all get back to our lives.

Fuckers. Shut the fuckers down!!!! Aaauuurrrrrggghhhh!!!!

http://donotcall.gov/

I have anger issues today.

NotFromHere 06-30-2003 03:09 PM

Beer Question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Weird. Maybe the ordinance has to apply uniformly to all publicans in Phoenix, including the d'backs, so it sez "no person shall serve beer in the city of Phoenix other than in a plastic cup during home games of the AZ diamondbacks" or something. Now, why they couldn't create an exception is beyond me.

Or maybe too many people started throwing glass bottles in anger during the games.
People go to ball games in 109 degree weather? Unthinkable.
Still makes you wonder who's drafting the laws in Az, if they can't find the words "inside Diamondback stadium, during home games." Instead of writing a law stating everyone everwhere sell beer in plastic cups during all Dback home games.

taxwonk 06-30-2003 03:12 PM

I'm hurt
 
Quote:

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall

But if you're going to correct me on the spelling of "coed," learn how to spell "judgment."

Thurgreed(i just wanted to include you since I haven't insulted you in so long. besides, peter pan looks young -- you're more like peter pan's great uncle)Marshall
Judgment is what a court renders. Judgement is what a punk-ass bitch associate uses when em looks a word up in the dictionary. Judgement is also what experience gives you. Or gives me, actually. You too willhave judgement one day. When you're old like I am.

And I love you too, Skinny.

ThurgreedMarshall 06-30-2003 03:13 PM

Beer Question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Or maybe too many people started throwing glass bottles in anger during the games.
Here's your answer. Yankee Stadium does the same thing, except they either (i) pour the can you buy into a plastic cup or (ii) hand you a plastic bottle of beer and keep the lid (and the lid is a different size lid than one you can find outside the stadium).

I remember in the 80s, Yankee stadium had one of those mini-wooden bat giveaways during a Boston game. Not smart. I also saw a huge Redsox banner made out of a sheet go up in flames when the Yanks were trailing to Sox. Different game.

Full bottles of beer (glass or plastic), thrown from the upper deck can kill you.

TM

Mmmm, Burger (C.J.) 06-30-2003 03:35 PM

Beer Question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Here's your answer. Yankee Stadium does the same thing, except they either (i) pour the can you buy into a plastic cup or (ii) hand you a plastic bottle of beer and keep the lid (and the lid is a different size lid than one you can find outside the stadium).

Yeah, but this is beer bottles purchased outside the game. Do any parks allow BYOB?

And, what's with those plastic bottles? Filled with liquid -- generally beer not in its orginal form -- they can do just as much damage.

NotFromHere 06-30-2003 03:37 PM

Beer Question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Here's your answer. Yankee Stadium does the same thing, except they either (i) pour the can you buy into a plastic cup or (ii) hand you a plastic bottle of beer and keep the lid (and the lid is a different size lid than one you can find outside the stadium).

I remember in the 80s, Yankee stadium had one of those mini-wooden bat giveaways during a Boston game. Not smart. I also saw a huge Redsox banner made out of a sheet go up in flames when the Yanks were trailing to Sox. Different game.

Full bottles of beer (glass or plastic), thrown from the upper deck can kill you.

TM
yeah fuckin Yankees spoiled it for everyone. I haven't been to a ball park in awhile that still served in bottles. But the deal in Phoenix is that bars in ALL of Phoenix, not just inside the stadium, are forced to serve in plastic cups. That would really spoil the taste of a good microbrew.

MisterEbola 06-30-2003 03:41 PM

Beer Question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by NotFromHere
yeah fuckin Yankees spoiled it for everyone. I haven't been to a ball park in awhile that still served in bottles. But the deal in Phoenix is that bars in ALL of Phoenix, not just inside the stadium, are forced to serve in plastic cups. That would really spoil the taste of a good microbrew.
Are they forced to or do they simply do it as a cost saving measure during a period of patron influx???? If you're bar sees a 50% rise in patronage during the games, why not dispense with the constant washing and retrieving of beer glasses and simply pour beer into disposable cups. No washing, no retrieving, and no busted glass on the floor after the Dodgers or whomever get done mopping up and the natives are restless.

notcasesensitive 06-30-2003 03:45 PM

Beer Question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by NotFromHere
yeah fuckin Yankees spoiled it for everyone. I haven't been to a ball park in awhile that still served in bottles. But the deal in Phoenix is that bars in ALL of Phoenix, not just inside the stadium, are forced to serve in plastic cups. That would really spoil the taste of a good microbrew.
Sounds to me like a ploy by the city to call attention to the team. Hey, if you want to drink a beer right now, make sure the tv is on in support of YOUR... ARIZONA... DIAMONDBACKS (cheesy announcer voice), and since you didn't hike out to the ball field to support YOUR... ARIZONA... DIAMONDBACKS, you must drink your beer out of a plastic cup. Next time, you'll go to the ballpark, won't you?

andViolins 06-30-2003 03:51 PM

napsterbits
 
Bizarre website of the day:

http://www.napsterbits.com

aV

evenodds 06-30-2003 03:51 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Bad_Rich_Chic
I think a bunch of people should go to Canada and do this because, regardless of an individual state's legal recognition of the same, the gay couples will then be able, with an entirely straight face and total social legitimacy, to introduce themselves socially, and demand equal social if not legal treatment, as a married couple. And it appears that a general social acceptance needs to happen here first, since there isn't the will to implement the change from the top down.
My second thought this morning, upon hearing Frist's comments, was that we may need to officially change the venue for the Odds-Man nuptuals to Canada.

My first thought was a profound sense of shame at the idiots elected to "lead" our country. A constitutional amendment?!

Even(no, we're still not married)Odds

ThrashersFan 06-30-2003 03:58 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by evenodds

Even(no, we're still not married)Odds
HORRORS!
When will you settle down?
When will you make it legal and stop shaming this family with your sinful ways?
Why can't you be more like your sister/brother/cousin/dog/whatever??
And When will you finally make us grandparents you ungrateful blah blah blah :cussing:

;)

purse junkie 06-30-2003 04:05 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by ThrashersFan
HORRORS!
When will you settle down?
When will you make it legal and stop shaming this family with your sinful ways?
Why can't you be more like your sister/brother/cousin/dog/whatever??
And When will you finally make us grandparents you ungrateful blah blah blah :cussing:

;)
It's amazing how people will hock you to get married when all they really want is to relive their own Barbie wedding fantasy and have an excuse to go to a fancy party and get ripped.:rolleyes:

ThurgreedMarshall 06-30-2003 04:09 PM

Beer Question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Yeah, but this is beer bottles purchased outside the game. Do any parks allow BYOB?
Ah. Well, that makes no sense. And ASU is in Tempe (which ain't far from Phoenix), so the 40,000 or so drunk bottle-throwing college kids likely are not the problem either.

Lessons in drafting needed.

Thurgreed(or maybe just a better application of judgement?)Marshall

Did you just call me Coltrane? 06-30-2003 04:12 PM

Avatar alert: Coltrane
 
Quote:

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Don't remember what yours looks like, but you may like this one:

http://images.google.com/images?q=tb...hn_ballads.gif

Thurgreed(i just give and give and give...)Marshall
Thanks. That's very thoughtful.

Unfortunately, b/c I'm not original enough to invent my own screen name, I stole the line from Danny Glover in The Royal Tennebaums, which doesn't have much to do with the actual Coltrane.

But thanks for thinking of me.

greatwhitenorthchick 06-30-2003 04:13 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by evenodds
My second thought this morning, upon hearing Frist's comments, was that we may need to officially change the venue for the Odds-Man nuptuals to Canada.

My first thought was a profound sense of shame at the idiots elected to "lead" our country. A constitutional amendment?!

Even(no, we're still not married)Odds
I have always thought that extending marriage to cover same-sex marriages was at its heart a conservative policy. Generally speaking, to embrace marriage and all its attendant encumbrances (fidelity, perhaps children, responsibility for another person etc) is to embrace a traditional, conservative way of life. You would think that because marriage and family is the alleged cornerstone of American society that conservatives would think the more people that buy into it, the better. Seems philosophically inconsistent to deny it to someone. People are staying away from marriage in droves - if someone actually wants to get married those people who are fans of marriage should be happy.

leagleaze 06-30-2003 04:14 PM

Frist says you're a criminal
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Gattigap
Possibly, but from trying to interpret his statements I, like Atticus, think he's oddly hung up on the concept of the home itself. If you went down on your girlfriend(s) somewhere other than the home, then I think we can bring Bill around.

I wonder what his views are on oral sex in apartments? Is it just if I own a home? What if I do it in a car? Or on my desk? And what if I do it with a man watching, does that change things at all?

This is all very confusing.

Quote:

Fortunately, you have an FB community at your disposal to offer alternate venues, and to take over the administrative burden of that ticket thingie.
Hey, another way to make money for the site! Cool.


Listen, I don't know what y'all expect me to say about people like Bill and Rick and Pat and whomever else. Except perhaps that they are ignorant morons. Most of the time I ignore them, sometimes it hurts, but I try not to let it.

I cannot begin to express to you how it made me feel that it was even necessary to have the case, how I felt when I read Bowers around the time I was first coming out, or how I felt when I read Lawrence the other day. I can tell you I burst into tears when the decision was handed down.

I'm relieved and greatful that the Supreme Court has decided I can't be prosecuted in any state for having sex in private with another woman. I would be more greatful if the Bowers decision hadn't caused so much harm to so many people over the past 17 years. But there is no point in looking back now.

ThrashersFan 06-30-2003 04:15 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by purse junkie
It's amazing how people will hock you to get married when all they really want is to relive their own Barbie wedding fantasy and have an excuse to go to a fancy party and get ripped.:rolleyes:

Yechh. That's why when I married the current hubby we went down to the courthouse one morning and did it and then I went back to work and called my parents a few days later and told them I was married. I did not have a large wedding with the first hubby but there was a dress and cake. Personally, I think that weddings are a colossal waste of time and money but people can do what they want -- I would rather have the cash. :D
And I believe that people should be permitted to do whatever the fuck they, as grown adults, want to do -- if you are happy together but not married why take the risk that exchanging vows will fuck it up (as all of the "experts" say it does)?

evenodds 06-30-2003 04:20 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by purse junkie
It's amazing how people will hock you to get married when all they really want is to relive their own Barbie wedding fantasy and have an excuse to go to a fancy party and get ripped.:rolleyes:
Our mothers and aunts have already been informed of our wedding plans. We sat them all down a couple of years ago and said: "at some point, we'll be married and you are not invited to the ceremony."

Our families are great, but it's still more than we want to do. We have a little teensy religious problem, so everyone will be slightly offended by whatever we choose.

They still get to have their big receptions in their towns and in our town, but we don't want other people's pressures, expectations, and issues on the day we choose to legally begin our lives together.

Mmmm, Burger (C.J.) 06-30-2003 04:20 PM

Frist says you're a criminal
 
Quote:

Originally posted by leagleaze

I'm relieved and greatful that the Supreme Court has decided I can't be prosecuted in any state for having sex in private with another woman.
Out of curiousity, because I don't follow these things closely, other than Lawrence and Bowers, I'm sure there are other cases that didn't get to the S. Ct. involving sodomy statutes. Have any of them involved women, or is it always the boys the cops bust?

NotFromHere 06-30-2003 04:25 PM

Beer Question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by MisterEbola
Are they forced to or do they simply do it as a cost saving measure during a period of patron influx???? If you're bar sees a 50% rise in patronage during the games, why not dispense with the constant washing and retrieving of beer glasses and simply pour beer into disposable cups. No washing, no retrieving, and no busted glass on the floor after the Dodgers or whomever get done mopping up and the natives are restless.
You are forced to. Still, it makes no sense. Of course, I always hated Phoenix to begin with - now the only reason to go to Phoenix (and the outlying areas) is for Spring Training.

Atticus Grinch 06-30-2003 04:26 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
I have always thought that extending marriage to cover same-sex marriages was at its heart a conservative policy. Generally speaking, to embrace marriage and all its attendant encumbrances (fidelity, perhaps children, responsibility for another person etc) is to embrace a traditional, conservative way of life.
I hadn't thought of it this way, but it makes sense. Binding relationships together with expensive legal barriers to breaking up; drafting private parties to guarantee the social welfare of youth. Marriage: The Original Unfunded Mandate.

Conservatives should love gay marriage for the same reason your firm spooges all over itself when you buy a house.

Mmmm, Burger (C.J.) 06-30-2003 04:29 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
I hadn't thought of it this way, but it makes sense. Binding relationships together with expensive legal barriers to breaking up; drafting private parties to guarantee the social welfare of youth. Marriage: The Original Unfunded Mandate.

Conservatives should love gay marriage for the same reason your firm spooges all over itself when you buy a house.
Except for the fact that they see marriage to be the vehicle for procreation, and that binding the parents together by law helps advance the two-parent goal. Obviously, these same conservatives don't particularly favor permitting gay couples (married or not) to be parents.

greatwhitenorthchick 06-30-2003 04:29 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Conservatives should love gay marriage for the same reason your firm spooges all over itself when you buy a house.
Speaking of spooge, I saw an excellent title of a porn movie this weekend - "All That Jizz." How great is that.

purse junkie 06-30-2003 04:29 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by evenodds
Our mothers and aunts have already been informed of our wedding plans. We sat them all down a couple of years ago and said: "at some point, we'll be married and you are not invited to the ceremony."

Our families are great, but it's still more than we want to do. We have a little teensy religious problem, so everyone will be slightly offended by whatever we choose.

They still get to have their big receptions in their towns and in our town, but we don't want other people's pressures, expectations, and issues on the day we choose to legally begin our lives together.
On religious issues, I figured everyone *would* be a little offended by something, but that if they actually liked us they would have the courtesy to either shut the hell up and let us enjoy ourselves, or stay home. This worked great. But so would a ceremony without other people who won't leave their emotional baggage at home, so enjoy!:)

leagleaze 06-30-2003 04:36 PM

Frist says you're a criminal
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Out of curiousity, because I don't follow these things closely, other than Lawrence and Bowers, I'm sure there are other cases that didn't get to the S. Ct. involving sodomy statutes. Have any of them involved women, or is it always the boys the cops bust?
I believe, but am not sure, it is always the boys. The problem with the sodomy statutes isn't just that they made the sexual act illegal, it is that they were used as an excuse to discriminate in other ways. In Georgia for example, Bowers (of Bowers v Hardwick) fired a lesbian employee because she went through a committment ceremony, and therefore, he argued, presumptively, would be breaking the law so couldn't be expected to uphold it. They are also used to remove children, deny adoption rights and what have you.

The damage these laws caused is beyond calculation. Never mind the damage to ones psyche for knowing that one of the things that is an expression of what makes you who you are can get you arrested.

tax_hottie 06-30-2003 04:38 PM

Portable Air Coolers
 
Does anyone have any experience with these? I don't have AC in my apt. (God help me). Didn't think I'd need it in the PacNW, but we're having a scorcher of a summer here. I'm wondering if these work at all....

Here's an example:
http://www.compactappliances.com/sho...iProductID=832

Mmmm, Burger (C.J.) 06-30-2003 04:47 PM

Portable Air Coolers
 
Quote:

Originally posted by tax_hottie
Does anyone have any experience with these? I don't have AC in my apt. (God help me). Didn't think I'd need it in the PacNW, but we're having a scorcher of a summer here. I'm wondering if these work at all....

Unless the S. ct. overruled the first law of thermodynamics (although given their sentiments against judicial activisim, I doubt it), you can't cool a room without venting the heat somewhere. These take hot dry air and make it slightly cooler, but much more humid air, by blowing the air through cold water. You're better off with a $10 fan or a real window airconditioner. Or just leave the refrigerator door open.

leagleaze 06-30-2003 04:48 PM

Portable Air Coolers
 
Quote:

Originally posted by tax_hottie
Does anyone have any experience with these? I don't have AC in my apt. (God help me). Didn't think I'd need it in the PacNW, but we're having a scorcher of a summer here. I'm wondering if these work at all....

Here's an example:
http://www.compactappliances.com/sho...iProductID=832
Can you buy a window unit instead and just put it in a window?

MisterEbola 06-30-2003 04:48 PM

Portable Air Coolers
 
Quote:

Originally posted by tax_hottie
Does anyone have any experience with these? I don't have AC in my apt. (God help me). Didn't think I'd need it in the PacNW, but we're having a scorcher of a summer here. I'm wondering if these work at all....

Here's an example:
http://www.compactappliances.com/sho...iProductID=832
This is an evaporative air cooler. Don't know where you are, but often folks do not recommend them in humid climates.

Anybody ever actually try to use an evaporative air cooler in places like D.C., Seattle, or Chicago?

greatwhitenorthchick 06-30-2003 04:48 PM

Frist says you're a criminal
 
Quote:

Originally posted by leagleaze
I believe, but am not sure, it is always the boys.
I don't know about the US, but wasn't there an old old (like 1800s) case (in the UK, I think?) where they went after two lesbians but it was a fruitless endeavour because back then they decided lesbian sex couldn't exist because women weren't capable of having sex with each other? (needed a man) I'm having vague memories of studying this case at some point in school.

leagleaze 06-30-2003 04:50 PM

Frist says you're a criminal
 
Quote:

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
I don't know about the US, but wasn't there an old old (like 1800s) case (in the UK, I think?) where they went after two lesbians but it was a fruitless endeavour because back then they decided lesbian sex couldn't exist because women weren't capable of having sex with each other? (needed a man) I'm having vague memories of studying this case at some point in school.
I don't know of the case, but the Queen, Victoria I believe, insisted there was no reason to make sex between two women illegal, because women didn't do such things.


(Edited to say of course she didn't really say it, but for whatever reason, no lesbianism was not illegal in England. I do think it had something to do with the view that women don't do things like that, or rather, we won't even discuss the fact that women do things like that.)

Replaced_Texan 06-30-2003 04:50 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
I hadn't thought of it this way, but it makes sense. Binding relationships together with expensive legal barriers to breaking up; drafting private parties to guarantee the social welfare of youth. Marriage: The Original Unfunded Mandate.

Conservatives should love gay marriage for the same reason your firm spooges all over itself when you buy a house.
I am always amazed, absolutely amazed, that there are people in this world that have nothing better to do with their time and energy than to spout off about the evils of homosexuality. I can't imagine having so much free time that that's the only thing I could come up with to rile against. Yet there are entire organizations dedicated to warning the world against the evils of homosexuality. In these parts, they're called stuff like "Americans to Protect the Family" and they talk about how the family is just being destroyed *flutter hankerchief dramatically* because of homosexuality. I'm not exactly clear on that logical leap, but I'm impressed that they can spend so much energy on something that they profess to hate.

It occurs to me that if this whole "go to Candada and get married" thing falls into vogue by if-it-were-legal-they-would-have-done-it-long-ago gay couples, I'm going to have an onslaught of wedding presents to buy.

leagleaze 06-30-2003 04:51 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
It occurs to me that if this whole "go to Candada and get married" thing falls into vogue by if-it-were-legal-they-would-have-done-it-long-ago gay couples, I'm going to have an onslaught of wedding presents to buy.

Oh...shit. I'm so screwed now. I'm gonna have to spend a fortune. Between this and Vermont.

Ah well.

Bad_Rich_Chic 06-30-2003 04:52 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
I hadn't thought of it this way, but it makes sense. Binding relationships together with expensive legal barriers to breaking up; drafting private parties to guarantee the social welfare of youth. Marriage: The Original Unfunded Mandate.
I've always thought of it that way. The people who are threatening the sanctity of the family and barfing all over traditional values aren't the people who want to get married, whomever they want to marry - it is the people who drivel on about "what difference does a piece of paper make" but still want their friends to subsidize their china and blenders and insist on being invited around as a social unit rather than individually and separately like other unmarried people.
Quote:

Conservatives should love gay marriage for the same reason your firm spooges all over itself when you buy a house.
They should, but I think they view it more like partners do swarthy people buying a house next door to them.

Replaced_Texan 06-30-2003 04:52 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Except for the fact that they see marriage to be the vehicle for procreation, and that binding the parents together by law helps advance the two-parent goal. Obviously, these same conservatives don't particularly favor permitting gay couples (married or not) to be parents.
hhmmm... but think how the numbers of single mom households would fall if lesbians could get married...That statistic is something those family groups are always trying to lower.

sebastian_dangerfield 06-30-2003 04:53 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Bad_Rich_Chic
And it appears that a general social acceptance needs to happen here first, since there isn't the will to implement the change from the top down.

I'm of mixed feelings about that. On the one hand it is sort of a shame that, although the courts and politicians were willing to do (even some constitutionally dubious) things to force people to do right with respect to race and, sort of, gender, they don't seem to be up to forcing the issue with sexual orientation.

FWIW, I think it is very unlikely that a constitutional amendment will get the votes - a lot of people remain biggoted assholes, but I firmly believe it is not enough to pull that off.

Then again, I am constantly being saddened by the ability of people to disappoint my belief in the inherent fairness and sense of justice of the common man.

Then again (again), people of that fucking fuck-head Frist's generation will be dead soon, and people of my generation seem not to have their heads so much up their asses on this matter. And if that is how long we must wait to see some basic human rights protections in this area, then, when it comes, I invite all of my like-minded compatriots to joint me for a Girl-Drink and Conga Line Party on the fucker's grave. We'll get drunk, have promiscuous same-sex necking, and pee on his fucking rotting biggoted corpse so we can drink and celebrate some more.

BR(hmm, tell us how you really feel, BRC)C
1. General social acceptance has largely occured. The govt does not reflect the social mores of the nation - it reflects the soicla mores of the loudest group.

2. Fixing racism took forever, and its a long way from over. I don't think gay rights are emerging any slower.

3. I agree that we won't see an amendment.

4. Never underestimate the stupidity and anger of the fundamentalist sort. A man fool enough to operate on unthinking dogma is not capable of rationalization. There's no limit to his madness. He is not your fellow man, so don't feel down about his lack of common sense - consider him the enemy.

5. Frist and his kind have many healthy years before them. You'll be too old and arthritic to dance on his grave.

Don't worry. These bastards will be voted into the floorboards soon enough. I predict that Bush II will be a second term lame duck like Reagan.

notcasesensitive 06-30-2003 04:54 PM

nice story
 
http://www.cnn.com/2003/SHOWBIZ/book...eut/index.html

[spree - new book says nasty things about jfk jr's wife]

NotFromHere 06-30-2003 04:56 PM

Portable Air Coolers
 
Quote:

Originally posted by MisterEbola
This is an evaporative air cooler. Don't know where you are, but often folks do not recommend them in humid climates.

Anybody ever actually try to use an evaporative air cooler in places like D.C., Seattle, or Chicago?
I have a friend in Bellevue that has one of these. Had it for a couple of years. He bought an air conditioner this year because he says it "didn't do shit." If you have a small room and are sitting right next to it, then it'll cool you down a few degrees - otherwise - minimal difference.

Standing in front of the fridge - quicker, more fun - keeps your beer cold while you're drinking it.

tax_hottie 06-30-2003 04:58 PM

Portable Air Coolers
 
Quote:

Originally posted by leagleaze
Can you buy a window unit instead and just put it in a window?
No, my windows are too huge. Nearly floor to ceiling. There's no AC that would fit in it, I'd imagine. Plus, I dunno if we're allowed to install them.

I'm not in a particularly humid part of the country--Portland is no DC or NY in the summer. Seattle isn't humid during the summer either.

Mmmm, Burger (C.J.) 06-30-2003 04:58 PM

Frist is a fucking biggoted asshole
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
hhmmm... but think how the numbers of single mom households would fall if lesbians could get married...That statistic is something those family groups are always trying to lower.
Speaking of statistics, anyone know what's become of "covenant marriage" or whatever it was in louisiana? You know, the type where your vows "really" mean it.


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