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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
where does all of our heat go
it gets cold so fast
it gets cold so fast
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae regrettably im referring to my environment which we cant assume to be a cylinder as it is a hollow cube
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae for some reason the temperature always drops to 16 degrees super rapidly and its weird. run fireplace til its 20 degrees and bam its gone
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae 20 is fucking glorious. i thrive when the fireplace gets us up to 20
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae but yea ive been getting by just wearing a flannel but 16 is a bit uncomfortable
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae my guess is the walls absorb a lot of heat because well, thick old stone walls
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae once the walls are warm them storing so much heat becomes a benefit
u just gotta reach that point
u just gotta reach that point
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae but i worry its too late to do so this year
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae they're losing heat to the outside faster than we can create heat inside
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Miss orbface 
tisanae@brain.worm.pink
@coolbean i still think this might be doable by overheating for while (if you don't live in a castle 
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae i feel it worth noting that we heat with wood/coal. i have to manually put wood and coal into the fireplace to keep it hot and keep it going. its not practical to run it for more than a few hours at a time and frankly running it hot is harmful for our fireplace and chimney
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae also as a matter of fact a small remnant of the old town wall remains in and forms the back edge of our backyard and the german government has no records of our house being built meaning its gotta AT LEAST predate the kingdom of bavaria joining the broader german empire in 1870 likely much more since i highly doubt that bavarian records werent integrated
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Old stones 
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notorious hydrazine sipper
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@tisanae no ive checked all the dungeons and caves and there were precisely 0 vampires besides myself
bloodsuckers tend to prefer their castles intact
bloodsuckers tend to prefer their castles intact
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