FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for November 25, 2013

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    Templo S.U.D.  over 10 years ago

    So, Andy, if Paige is as healthy as a horse, then why is she shivering indoors?

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    KEA  over 10 years ago

    being uncomfortable to save a few bucks has never made sense to me.

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    sbchamp  over 10 years ago

    Off to the mall for Paige…

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    luvdafuneez  over 10 years ago

    True, that.

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    Cozmik Cowboy  over 10 years ago

    And the colder you keep it, the healthier you are; germs live in warm invironments. 60 degrees, you’ll never have a cold!

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    skeeterhawk  over 10 years ago

    60 degrees? Hmm, Andie’s turned it up since the last time I recall. I thought she kept around 30-40.

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    awgiedawgie Premium Member over 10 years ago

    We always had the thermostat set at 60 when I was a child. By the time I was Paige’s age, I was quite used to it, and I had long since stopped wearing earmuffs as a theatrical attempt to get my parents to turn it up. We all had plenty of wool socks and sweaters, and we knew how to use them.

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    Doctor11  over 10 years ago

    It’s one thing to keep the thermostats low during the summer, but during the winter it’s a dumb idea.

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    woodworker318  over 10 years ago

    You set the thermostat for what makes you comfortable.

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    Katla858  over 10 years ago

    In Sweden the landlords MUST keep at least 68 (20C) in all appartments or you can complain. There are also some rules that it cant get too hot in summer. And 60 seems real cold inside…

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    a non-E mouse  about 5 years ago

    15.5556 degrees? that’s cold! Actually it’s not that bad. 7 or under is pretty chilly.

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