$175 and I ran AC four hours a day. High efficiency and doesn't cool house quickly, but I like the lower bills.
Electric bill
- Thread starter Dresden14
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About $250 Average here in singapore.
You should get one of these:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khK_QTWl5Nc]Bloom Box K.R. Sridhar-Part 1 - YouTube[/ame]
You should get one of these:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khK_QTWl5Nc]Bloom Box K.R. Sridhar-Part 1 - YouTube[/ame]
$428 BUT I have an ass-ton of devices running 24/7....miss the days when me and my roommate split $120
Not a rocket scientist, but $120x2=$240 ($428?)
They have air conditioning in india?
............Anyway, yeah - fuck this. I'm gonna find out what's doing it.
Please stop using this sweet hydro-electric story. The reality is IceToEskimos keeps me in his basement and forces me to cycle all day using me as a human-energy-generator. I get $2/day, 2l of water (tap one) and 1 banana. Whole Ice's website business relies on the power of my legs as I produce electric-energy for his computer and his lazy wife.
What pisses me off is the fact that he put "Powered by Tomaszjot" in the footer of each of his sites.
/rant
Double-decker freeways, electricity choice, and no state income tax. It sounds like heaven. Heck, I bet plastic bags are still legal there. Hopefully, you'll ban property taxes. I think some broad was running for office on that issue.
09/04/2012 SO CALIF EDISON DESAYMENTS ID:2348228735 INDN:xxxxxxxxx, xxxxxxxxxxxxx... as reconciled -535.01
Fucking serious? Anyone in the same boat?
Haha in the same boat here: $521 and I don't even live there anymore. Fucking socal edison
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is it a god damn?
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEg6wjcwZMQ]is this a god dam? - YouTube[/ame]
That's one thing I miss about SoCal.
In San Diego I was paying $2k a month to rent a townhouse but my utility bill was always like $40 or less.
I kept computers on 24/7. I didn't use much A/C, but damn dude, you're doing it wrong.
In San Diego I was paying $2k a month to rent a townhouse but my utility bill was always like $40 or less.
I kept computers on 24/7. I didn't use much A/C, but damn dude, you're doing it wrong.
What the fuck. I pay maybe $90/mo for electric and thats running an air conditioner 24/7 and computer equipment.
One good thing about Ohio. It's dirt cheap.
One good thing about Ohio. It's dirt cheap.
The average salary there is $75k and a pantload make more than $100k. They are ass-raping the local taxpayers.
