turn your speakers up.*edit - actually, rather ashamedly I only recently learned what the knobs on the radiators do. So now I don't have to have the heating on in my drum room when I'm downstairs.
A little bit less wasteful everyday. :D
Could you nip round to my old office in London and show them?Every winter it's the same.
Turn all radiators on full.
When three people die of heat exhaustion turn them off.
When one person dies of hypothermia, turn them back on full.
When the walls crack and the glass in every window shatters, turn them all off again.
When a glacier forms in the corner, turn them all back on full.
And so on...
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Thu 7 Dec 2006, 14:10,
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Turn all radiators on full.
When three people die of heat exhaustion turn them off.
When one person dies of hypothermia, turn them back on full.
When the walls crack and the glass in every window shatters, turn them all off again.
When a glacier forms in the corner, turn them all back on full.
And so on...
Oh god yeah..in our office, which is part of a larger shared building type thing. the radiator knobs are actually broken, so they're permanently on, very very high. And in a small room with mostly glass walls, 6 people and about 10 computers, it's not pleasant at all.
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Thu 7 Dec 2006, 14:12,
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Blimey6 sweaty cracks for your pleasure
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Thu 7 Dec 2006, 14:14,
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At school on hot days I used to be the first out of the room at break timessince the smell of 30+ teenage sweating arsecracks all standing simultaneously made me dry heave
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Thu 7 Dec 2006, 14:18,
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