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EmphasisFinal t1_j8eure3 wrote

Typically, on this website, sarcasm is followed by a (/s).

Unfortunately this isn't a joke or sarcasm. I went out on dudes boat last summer, purchased with money from flipping city owned houses.

His boat is a few hundred square feet less than my house.

It pays to know somebody

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EmphasisFinal t1_j6oxw34 wrote

Reply to comment by hellxxhere in Who tf do I call? by [deleted]

LMFAO are you really here, typing out deranged nonsensical paragraphs telling me to touch grass? You come off as someone who has serious mental problems.

You're a cowardly keyboard warrior and nothing more. Please go elsewhere with your insanity.

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EmphasisFinal t1_j6nay5r wrote

What's annoying about these housing developments is the back ass, narrow country roads aren't designed to handle the extra traffic. The housing development recently built by my house proves this.

Atleast 3 times a week I'm almost killed by some suburbanite Karen in a huge suv coming around a bend on the wrong side of the road doing double the speed limit.

Of course these people are the type of people that will put up signs that say "slow children at play" Infront of their house yet they drive like complete disrespectful assholes everywhere else

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EmphasisFinal t1_j689xnj wrote

This happened to me at last year's Christmas party, luckily my boss rented me a hotel room as I was way to drunk to drive.

The thing I get tho most shit for tho is when I woke up the next morning, I had to go to work, so I walked 3 miles from the hotel to where my work van was at 6 am with the worst hangover I ever had.

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EmphasisFinal t1_j66sm9b wrote

Step 1) go to dominos.com

Step 2) order a pan pizza with ranch sauce, extra cheese, pineapple, and bacon...Heck add chicken to it if you really feel like splurging!

Step 3) accept that I was right, pineapple definitely belongs on a pizza

Step 4) come back here and apologize to the rest of us for being such a pizza snob

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EmphasisFinal t1_j5gmdli wrote

Yes actually I am, and a dirty filter does nothing but restrict air flow which unless OP dipped their filter in concrete, isn't restricting air flow enough to cause the type of problems OP is having.

If OPs furnace is blowing cold air, he has air flow. What OP doesn't have is heat exchange which means there's probably something wrong with the source of heat, be that be gas, electric, or heat pump.

Bottom line is OP needs to call a professional and not take advice from people on the Internet who have no clue what they're talking about. Especially because it's winter.

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