It's so hot, when I call the outside cats for their breakfast at 6:00 am, raccoons come running too (for fresh water, not just food).
It's so hot, there's only a muddy puddle in my pond.
It's so hot, I have ice cream buckets sitting in various places on my property. I fill them water every day for the raccoons, squirrels, deer and anything else out there that is thirsty.
It's so hot, I dumped scrap sheetrock in my pond to help in keeping the puddle existent.
It's so hot, the hummingbirds drink all their food in one day.
It's so hot, a baby raccoon ran into the house I am building, thru the open garage, and went to sleep in one of my showers.
It's so hot, I run the air conditioning 24/7.
It's so hot, I have to work in the house I am building, late night, early morn.
It's so hot, it looks like fall.
It's so hot, I save money on gasoline. Grass is burnt up = no mowing.
It's so hot, the Mississippi River has dropped 18 feet.
It's so hot, the corn has burnt up.
It's so hot, cargo ships cannot carry as much cargo on the Mississippi (due to low water, easy to run aground) which also results in higher food prices.
It's so hot, farmers are selling off their cattle here. No grass. Milk prices will skyrocket!
It's so hot, the month of May is the hottest month on record, ever, for the Northern states of the USA.
A premium member pays $17 per year.
Premium members earn more as a norm.
Read the program affiliate details for a comparison of earnings of free and paid members.
If you are a Dish subscriber you may not realize they are giving away 'Roku' players for free.
WAIT and read this before you rush to the phone.
I watch a channel AMC and Dish blacked it out some weeks ago. Reason being, is a conflict in contract
with AMC. Well, without getting into that...there is a very popular series called 'Breaking Bad'. It airs on....
you guessed it, AMC. The 5th and final season is beginning next month and guess what... DISH subscribers
are mighty tore up about not being able to watch 'Breaking Bad' due to AMC being blocked.
To make up for this, Dish is giving away FREE Roku players to their subscribers that call and ask for one.
WAIT.....read on...
When you call, tell them like this....
YOU: Hello, I am calling to get the free roku player since I can't watch AMC now.
Dish: What shows do you like to watch on AMC?
YOU: I watch 'Breaking Bad' and the final season is starting and I am going to miss it...also I like movies
and various programs that come on AMC.
Dish: Do you have high speed internet access?
YOU: Yes.
Dish: Your free Roku player will arrive in 4 to 5 business days.
YOU: Thank you.
IF they ask you why you can't watch Breaking Bad on your computer.....or some such question as that,
tell them you can't watch shows on a computer or you'll go blind! I state this because some posts on forums
and amctv site have stated a dish customer service ask that question. I did not get ask that.
ALSO, some posts I have read are stating they also got in addition to the free roku player, a $35 credit.
I did not ask about the credit.
Roku players, normally sell for around $99. There are different versions in which some may sell for less
than that and some for more.
How long will they give these away? I don't know so that is why I am telling you, IF you are a DISH
subscriber, hurry up and call them and get it while you can.
AND if you do watch breaking bad..... AMCtv online is letting people watch the first episode in season 5,
for free online. I watched it last night.
Dang! I think the Philippines has my vote on buying power.
Whatever you do, don't buy anything in Canada.
Ok, how much does a nice house cost in your country? I'll define nice house:
Approximately 2000 square foot house
Less than 20 years old
2 or 3 bedroom
1 or 2 bathrooms
1 acre of land
standard grade for your area of the world
In the USA, house cost can vary greatly. For example, where I live, in a rural country area in the state
of Tennessee, small community area, housing costs much less than if I was in New York. It's hard to define
the prices here. A rough relay of the price would be about $125,000 to $175,000 in rural areas and small
towns and cities to upwards of half a million dollars or more, in major cities. This according to the house
listed above.
I'm just wondering what people can buy with $10 in other countries/states?
I'm in the USA in the state of Tennessee. Here is some items I can buy for under $10.00:
Sliced Bread = about $2.50 per loaf. This price does vary with the type and brand of bread.
I'm primarily referring to sliced white bread.
Case of Cokes = about $6.50 at the walmart. That's for a case of 24.
Gallon of 2% milk = about $3.80 per gallon. Again, this amount varies in price depending upon the brand.
One reason why I ask this question is because I wonder what members can really do with a
$6.00 or an $8.00 payout? Another reason I ask is because I am simply curious as to how
much things like food, cost in other countries.
PS. I am not including tax. Just wondering what the costs are without tax.
Now this is very sad.