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To: FrankR

People who subscribe to the “there is no such thing as race” crap should poll a few people on temperature preferences. I used to work in a place with about fifty fifty black and white. The blacks would turn the thermostat up so high winter and summer that the whites couldn’t stand it. Then the whites would turn it down until the blacks couldn’t stand it. It was a constant war. I would often go in during the warmer winter days wearing short sleeves and the blacks would come in wearing heavy coats.

Most of them seem to like the thermostat on around eighty degrees in the winter, it would make me feel sick. Luckily we spent most of our time in an open warehouse where there was not enough heat available to run the temperature up too high.


29 posted on 02/06/2010 6:43:28 PM PST by RipSawyer (Trying to reason with a leftist is like trying to catch sunshine in a fish net at midnight.)
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To: RipSawyer

Does this mean that the Smart Grid (TM) is racist?


31 posted on 02/06/2010 7:00:29 PM PST by Tolerance Sucks Rocks (I am Ellie Light.)
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To: RipSawyer
I've had the same experience.

Many blacks see to be very cold natured; I used to work in an office with a black woman who wore a parka at her desk...in July...IN GEORGIA. We would all be in short sleeves, but she was always freezing.

Even now - on 50-60 degree days I see young black people running around in heavy coats, and "hoodies", when everyone else is in shirt sleeves...(again, in Georgia).

It's really strange.
33 posted on 02/07/2010 3:45:56 AM PST by FrankR (The ones of us who love AMERICA far outnumber those who love obama - your choice.)
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