and truth be told UTI (god i love saying uti) anyway, truth be told, most regulations are only put on paper after the market took the lead in getting rid of such products or methods.
that is the only reason i 'liked' your statement.
pays for itself in electric saved.
i will put money on 25 cent bulbs. dollar store. and east coast chain. look it up if you like.pays for itself in electric saved.
are you trying to make poor people pay higher electric bills because they do not have the financial savvy to realize the long run cost/benefit analysis?
shame on you!
and i call bullshit on your pricing. i can get a 4 pack of 60 watt equivalents for around $1 or $1.25 or so per bulb. i don't believe that incandescents are selling for $ -2.00
i'm poor as fuck according to what they would count as income.
your not poor, you married up.i'm poor as fuck according to what they would count as income.
where is my subsidy? i pay that shit myself!
we have those in our state.your not poor, you married up.
every state that i ever lived in, 5, had has electrical subsidies. and oil subsidies. and a ton of others. here its 900 bucks for oil.
look it up. i bet you qualify if your married making less than 25K.
hey if its available take it. its not you that conservatives bitch about. its the system that makes them available to derelicts with no intention of ever working. that is a very big portion.
i just finished a lighting contract job for the school and i am getting my business going full time again. hired 2 guys today. start tomorrow or thursday depending on delivery truck.
Yep, take it - it's your money that you have paid in. My feelings are if you didn't put into the system (Govt coffers) then you shouldn't expect to take out excepting special circumstances. If you are physically able to work for a wage then you are morally obligated to do so !
HAHA I remember that, but it wasn't Bush or his Administration that came up with those numbers. It was a projection by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) in January 2001 to cover the next decade. It assumed that late-1990s economic growth and the stock-market bubble (which had already peaked) would continue forever and generate record-high tax revenues. It assumed no recessions, no terrorist attacks, no wars, no natural disasters, and that all discretionary spending would fall to 1930s levels.
I guess if you consider the Federal reserve an American institution. The Fed Owns more Treasuries of ours than China, Germany and Japan combined.
thats it? thats all you got? so bush didnt predict 911 and neither did the cbo? looking back, dont you think he should have?
Oh lordy, you must have a large home. Either that or Nat Gas must be exorbitantly expensive. Most people I know can heat their home for less than $80 a month for a 2000 sq foot home. You would be better off putting those incandescents back in, at least they will help heat the house in the winter. I use incandescents to keep things at the farm warm, works great to keep lead acid battery operated devices nice and warm during those exceptionally cold days where the mercury freezes solid.
incandescent are great around outside piping too. hose bibs, well heads, etc. a 100 watt under a bucket has saved me a thousand times.
