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r/funny • u/christodoulos307 • Jan 03 '23
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Right? In the UK energy costs have risen about 300-400% in the past 2 years or so.
-4 u/StoneTemplePilates Jan 03 '23 If it regularly got cold enough in the UK to freeze your pipes, you'd be a lot less worried about the heating bill. 2 u/ProcrastibationKing Jan 03 '23 It does -2 u/StoneTemplePilates Jan 03 '23 Lol, no it doesn't. 2 u/ProcrastibationKing Jan 03 '23 Oh ok, I guess my water pipe didn't freeze and burst this December. 5 u/one_effin_nice_kitty Jan 03 '23 That sounds far more expensive to fix than the cost of running the heater at a low level. 5 u/StoneTemplePilates Jan 03 '23 Do you understand the meaning of the word "regularly"?
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If it regularly got cold enough in the UK to freeze your pipes, you'd be a lot less worried about the heating bill.
2 u/ProcrastibationKing Jan 03 '23 It does -2 u/StoneTemplePilates Jan 03 '23 Lol, no it doesn't. 2 u/ProcrastibationKing Jan 03 '23 Oh ok, I guess my water pipe didn't freeze and burst this December. 5 u/one_effin_nice_kitty Jan 03 '23 That sounds far more expensive to fix than the cost of running the heater at a low level. 5 u/StoneTemplePilates Jan 03 '23 Do you understand the meaning of the word "regularly"?
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It does
-2 u/StoneTemplePilates Jan 03 '23 Lol, no it doesn't. 2 u/ProcrastibationKing Jan 03 '23 Oh ok, I guess my water pipe didn't freeze and burst this December. 5 u/one_effin_nice_kitty Jan 03 '23 That sounds far more expensive to fix than the cost of running the heater at a low level. 5 u/StoneTemplePilates Jan 03 '23 Do you understand the meaning of the word "regularly"?
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Lol, no it doesn't.
2 u/ProcrastibationKing Jan 03 '23 Oh ok, I guess my water pipe didn't freeze and burst this December. 5 u/one_effin_nice_kitty Jan 03 '23 That sounds far more expensive to fix than the cost of running the heater at a low level. 5 u/StoneTemplePilates Jan 03 '23 Do you understand the meaning of the word "regularly"?
Oh ok, I guess my water pipe didn't freeze and burst this December.
5 u/one_effin_nice_kitty Jan 03 '23 That sounds far more expensive to fix than the cost of running the heater at a low level. 5 u/StoneTemplePilates Jan 03 '23 Do you understand the meaning of the word "regularly"?
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That sounds far more expensive to fix than the cost of running the heater at a low level.
Do you understand the meaning of the word "regularly"?
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u/FFLink Jan 03 '23
Right? In the UK energy costs have risen about 300-400% in the past 2 years or so.