104lbs. That’s right, I’m pretty proud of it myself. They say thats about twice the weight of carbon that the average American puts in the atmosphere every day. I’ll be doing it without breaking a sweat. Why would I need to with A/C that ice cold? Find out how you can contribute at [url=http://www.carbonbelchday.com/]Carbon Belch Day[/url]
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The only thing I agreed to do that I wouldn’t have otherwise is mow the lawn. I figure we average about 160lbs between all of us per day. Nice.
I also read that…
[quote]Our tests found that leaving a Playstation 3 on while not in use would cost almost… five times more than it would take to run a refrigerator for the same yearly period.[/quote]
Maybe I should give that the ol’ turn off.
Holy crap, yeah you should. Computers are easily the most expensive power sucker next to the heat pump.
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101lbs. I figured I wouldn’t re-cut the grass and all our light bulbs are CFL’s. I also didn’t feel like barbecuing or digging for Christmas lights. If all I have to do mainlt is drink beer in from of a TV, I can handle that. I might, just might, even be able to keep my computer on for 24 hours. We technically should get like 12x for that; between the room computers, the HTPC’s, laptops, router, and consoles.