Holy crap!!!!! F#!* this s#!*!!!!

[tmleadr03]

My girlfriend left the ac off.... Just got home..... 80 degrees downstairs..........

Noticeably hotter upstairs...........

Not good sleeping temperature.

Sent from my teepee using smoke signals.

One of the things I like about my house is when I get home it is over 80, but I turn on the swamp cooler and it is down to the low 70s with in 30 min. Of course I have a 1K sq ft house and I bought a swamper for 1900 sq ft. I turn it on high and I have to open every window and the sliding door all the way to get enough air flow.

[kwando]

My girlfriend left the ac off.... Just got home..... 80 degrees downstairs..........

Noticeably hotter upstairs...........

Not good sleeping temperature.

Sent from my teepee using smoke signals.

You need home automation, control the temp from your dumb phone.

[Ronin13]

One little trip to Ft Polk made me not ever want to go there again. And I was at Benning at the time. Benning was fine for me because I only had to play for short periods of time since I was at Martin Army Hosp.

In my field it was always strange how things worked. First 6 years were TDA and last 6 were TOE and one deployment after another. after DS they tried to put me back in a Hospital and that was a big mistake.

Oh man... Polk is hell- I got to spend a little time (1 month) at Benning and hated it since I was there for most of June and outside all day 5 days a week! Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse a year later went to JRTC. That was perhaps the best time to be a night shift intel guy... inside, at night, sleeping during the day in a hooch with A/C blasting. Maybe not going infantry was a blessing? And I did get to do the ring route in a UH-60 in my off time, that was fun since it's not nearly as hot at 40kts 500ft AGL.

[Dave]

Oh man... Polk is hell- I got to spend a little time (1 month) at Benning and hated it since I was there for most of June and outside all day 5 days a week! Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse a year later went to JRTC. That was perhaps the best time to be a night shift intel guy... inside, at night, sleeping during the day in a hooch with A/C blasting. Maybe not going infantry was a blessing? And I did get to do the ring route in a UH-60 in my off time, that was fun since it's not nearly as hot at 40kts 500ft AGL.

You got pilots that went easy on you if you were only pulling 40 knots.

[Ronin13]

You got pilots that went easy on you if you were only pulling 40 knots.

JRTC rules- at least that's how they were in 2008... 25kph strict speed limit for ground vehicles, and 40kts for air.