More comfortable in the city, the country, or the suburbs? I can be equally uncomfortable in all three.
6 Answers to "More comfortable in the city, the country, or the suburbs? I can be equally uncomfortable in all three."
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3 ton Rheem with (real) R12 in it, cold like a refrigerator here with 100 deg still showing on the shaded thermometer. Anywhere there's 220 VAC can be an oasis. Seriously, the otter lightly populated is my favorite, I like horses and that would be the far edge of suburbia.
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There must be $40,000 worth of refridgerant in that thing.
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It's about $60-80 a pound if you can find it. They can't make it anymore so they recycle it for resale as it becomes available. The AC guy said he would give me $250 off the price of a new unit because he wanted my R12.
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A Country Boy Can Survive. The deeper in the woods the better. My neighbor's are Natures Creatures.
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I love the country, and that's where I'd rather live.
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Country. Tried all three.
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me too, city girl, grew up in the suburbs, live in the country now
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Best Answer (Chosen By Asker):
Posted by CountSpatula Jul 4th, 2012 at 6:23PM
I feel most at home in my subterranean compound.
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