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From: OhioGuy on 24 Oct 2009 04:20 I was having a discussion with someone this past week, and had to admit that while I try to be frugal in nearly every part of my life, I simply want a long, hot shower - sometimes I take a half hour one. <this came up because our new house has no natural gas hookup, and I've heard that the electric water heaters can have trouble keeping up with usage> So this is probably the area where I'm not so frugal, and I allow myself to indulge.
From: Rod Speed on 24 Oct 2009 04:48 OhioGuy wrote: > I was having a discussion with someone this past week, and had to admit that while I try to be frugal in nearly every > part of my life, > I simply want a long, hot shower - sometimes I take a half hour one. I'd have you publicly flogged if you hadnt enjoyed that so much the last time. > <this came up because our new house has no natural gas hookup, and I've heard that the electric water heaters can have > trouble keeping up with usage> Storage heaters can. > So this is probably the area where I'm not so frugal, and I allow myself to indulge. I'd have you publicly flogged if you hadnt enjoyed that so much the last time. I bought a new car instead of farting around with used cars.
From: Bill on 24 Oct 2009 10:30 I am the least frugal with purchasing things which will reduce my expenses in the long term. Things like Energy Star appliances which will use less energy, a car which gets good gas mileage, etc.
From: SMS on 24 Oct 2009 11:41 Bill wrote: > I am the least frugal with purchasing things which will reduce my expenses > in the long term. Things like Energy Star appliances which will use less > energy, a car which gets good gas mileage, etc. Oh please, that's like answering an interviewer's question of "tell me one fault about you" with "I work too hard."
From: me on 24 Oct 2009 12:11
"Rod Speed" <rod.speed.aaa(a)gmail.com> wrote: >I bought a new car instead of farting around with used cars. That may actually be MORE frugal than a used car in my opinion |