10 Question Time Waster

[Spexxvet]

1. How long has it been since you pee'd outside?
- 3 months

2. When you take a shower, do you cool down the hot water, or, warm up the cold water?
- cool down the hot

3. If you could have any wild animal for a pet, with a guarantee it would never hurt you, or anyone else, what would it be?
- capybara

4. Besides increasing size, if you could change the house/apartment you live in just by wishing it, what would you change?
- insulation, followed closely by rewiring the whole thing, making outside access to my basement, and getting a roof on my deck

5. Are you left-handed?
- no

6. Do you have a pet rfn?
- personal a dog and a cat. Other residents have 3 other cats and 3 turtles. I think we need birds

7. What color is the vehicle you drive most?
- khaki

8. What movie have you seen the most times?
- Airplane! or Fifth Element

9. What's the most annoying thing about the neighbor
living closest to you?
- the aroma of the wife's cooking makes me hungry

10. How far from where you were born do you now live?
- 14 miles from the hospital, 7 from the house we lived in at the time of my birth

[glatt]

Explain this "cool down the hot" that many of you are talking about.

In my shower, the temperature lever and volume/on/off lever are separate. I just turn the shower on and wait for the water to come up to the right temperature. Don't even touch the temperature lever. But since it's winter, the water starts off at around 60 degrees or so, and I wait for the hot water to flow from the tank and heat things up to around 95-100 or so, I guess.

How is your water hot and you are cooling it down?

Edit: Are you saying you turn the hot water on full and then adjust the cold to get the right temperature?

[Spexxvet]

Originally Posted by glatt

Edit: Are you saying you turn the hot water on full and then adjust the cold to get the right temperature?

I have a single handle. I turn it all the way to hot, and when it gets hot, it's too hot, so I turn it toward the cold some, until it's comfortable.

[lumberjim]

Originally Posted by glatt

Explain this "cool down the hot" that many of you are talking about.

In my shower, the temperature lever and volume/on/off lever are separate. I just turn the shower on and wait for the water to come up to the right temperature. Don't even touch the temperature lever. But since it's winter, the water starts off at around 60 degrees or so, and I wait for the hot water to flow from the tank and heat things up to around 95-100 or so, I guess.

How is your water hot and you are cooling it down?

Edit: Are you saying you turn the hot water on full and then adjust the cold to get the right temperature?

I have separate hot and cold knobs. I turn them both on, brush my teeth while the water gets to whatever temp i just dialed up.... it's always too hot, so I cool it down, get in, and as I acclimate to it, i warm it up.