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Chazwozel
Today's Earth Hour. Turn off all your shit at 8:30 pm local time, or a vicious Chazwozel will show up at your door with a baseball bat for your TV and light bulbs.
This is gonna be youHell no. Matter of fact, I'm gonna let my heater and AC fight it out.
Take yer greenieganda somewhere else.
I really don't care if someone does it or not, but I do seriously find it funny that some people are so wired into a grid that they can't just turn it all off for one measly hour.I conserve every day. The only things that are running while I am not in a room are those on batteries.
Not so much for the Earth as for my wallet haha
Some people don't like money.keeping all unused appliances and electronics unplugged, not just turned off, saves me $$. You go on being defiant though.
... it's saturday. Saturday NIGHT.
Is anyone else seeing the stupidity of "earth hour" being at a time when half the population is out anyway? Using electricity in bars and pubs and clubs and movie theaters and shit that WON'T turn anything off?
Hey! I'm working on getting myself to similar levels of energy output to Al Gore:One night isn't going to make much of a difference, IMO. It's like saying, "I'll ride my bike to work today, but I'll drive my Hummer on the other 349 or so work days." It's the equivalent of a "Hallmark holiday".
Lighbulbs, even florescent bulbs, don't use much power turning on. Incandescent bulbs use only a fraction of a seconds worth of power to power on. Florescent bulbs use ~23 seconds worth of power to start up (according to the Mythbusters). Outside of industrial lighting solutions, I doubt there are any lights that take even 1 minute worth of power to start up, let alone an entire hour.You realize all this stuff you're turning off, how much *more* power does it have to draw to restart than if it stayed running?