Ldogg123

2010 ford edge 235k commuter for work
2019 f150 125k for everything else

Both paid off.

The wife: 2026 Toyota grand Highlander

Not paid off.

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Worst hire then Summerall

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Not only is everything you said grammatically incorrect, it’s also 100% wrong.

Congratulations.

Well it was a good run.

0% interest after this opener. I was somewhat late on survivor, but after watching 20+ seasons, this was by far the worst opener and weakest cast I’ve seen.

Im a glutton for punishment, so obviously ill watch next week. Maybe they’ll prove me wrong.

I’d stay away from the Germans.

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La Tech fans, how do ya'll feel this season will go?

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We’ll have a good idea in about 3 weeks or so.

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coffee shop drive through

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“This is why you can’t afford a house!”

- Boomers of the OT probably

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Um yeah, that's exactly how an ac works. I basically sealed off 2 rooms so now I have less volume to cool. I also fully opened the damper to my master bedroom while slightly closing others and my bedroom stays slightly cooler than the rest of the house. Please explain how what I'm currently doing isn't how an ac works. Also please explain what is the purpose of adjustable vents and dampers if not to adjust air flow. I bet you're one of those people (like most women) who thinks the lower you set the thermostat the faster it cools off the house.

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Sure, I’ll entertain this. Let’s start with this, air conditioners are sized for the total conditioned square footage of the house—not for whatever rooms you decide to close off. The blower is designed to move a specific amount of air through the duct system that was balanced with the registers opened.

When you start closing registers, you aren’t magically making the system cool less space more efficiently. You’re increasing static pressure in the ductwork because the blower is trying to push the same volume of air through fewer openings. Higher static pressure means lower airflow across the evaporator coil, reduced efficiency, and more strain on the blower motor. Less airflow across the coils increases the likelihood of them icing over. Not to mention, if you have duct leaks (you do just like everyone) the increased pressure forces more conditioned air into the attic. So instead of cooling your rooms, you’re paying to cool off the attic.

The “less volume to cool” argument also ignores how thermostats work. When you create large temperature imbalances throughout the house, it will likely take longer for your thermostat to reach its set point due to heat coming through the walls from the closed off rooms. Adjustable registers are there to fine tune airflow not cut it off.

But what do I know? You do you.

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N LA does not need FOUR public universities. If you had to cut one, it would likely be Northwestern,

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Facts.

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Really you should cut two, Northwestern and LSU Shreveport

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If you’re going for two… cut NSU and ULM. Let Tech take over the pharmacy program, shutter the rest. Then let Tech take over LSUS medical. Problem solved.

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you spelled ‘sipe piece’ wrong

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I think you spelled it wrong.

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Last week the WSJ published an article by a journalist that did extensive research and interviews about MJ in the past. It is well known that he was a pedo according to her article and the Jackson family paid off numerous victims and victim families.

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So I guess MJ was presidential material then.

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