Thread: Pride of OAP and the cruel Energy Companies
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Old 22-10-2011, 15:42   #26
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Re: Pride of OAP and the cruel Energy Companies
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Originally Posted by RizzyKing View Post
Traduk no offence m8 but i don't know anyone that doesn't feel warm wrapped up in a quilt and i have fluctuating BP and heart rate due to the amount of meds i am on but five mins in a 14 tog quilt usually ensures i am warm if not hot. Look i am not saying it's ideal but no one has a reason to be freezing these days and having central heating on all the time whilst nice is a luxury that only the last couple\three generations have had available to them how did people manage before that.

Money is tight all over it isn't just energy bills it is the increasing cost of food and all things we have to buy to live there just isn't the money to have it all as we want so we have to make cuts and adaptations where we can.
Yes Money is tight at the moment, I can only afford to run the one Bugatti Veron and have had to sell one of the yachts leaving me with just the one 300 footer
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