Originally Posted by ViktorVaughn

Well, I don't know if it means anything, cause I live in an apartment, but I pay about $41 for internet (teksavvy), $60 for electricity every 2 months, and thats about it except for my cellphone. Maybe that can compare to what the bill should be divided by the number of people in a house.

Keep in mind that in an apartment you don't have a furnace to run if you have hot-water heating, so your electric bill will be different based on that. I live in a 1-bedroom high rise apartment by myself and electricity comes out to about $60 per two months as well (300 kWh for the two months). I have hot water heating (included in the rent) and the bulk of my power is the fridge, computer, and nice big 30 year old stereo amplifier (yay Marantz!).

My Acanac internet bill boils down to $27 a month for pretty much the same levels of service the TekSavvy offers. The catch is that you have to lock into the 1-year paid up front and if you don't cancel, it automatically renews. Neither is really a problem for me, I plan to cancel it when the time comes.

I don't have cable, I torrent or stream shit to make up for it.

Cancel the internet and TV and spend time in mills. Saves a butt-load plus I am in mills. Win-Win ... for you.

would bringing up lighting be too off topic?

how many of you have a light in your freezer? and how many people don't? I'd like to know thanks

Originally Posted by andrew22

would bringing up lighting be too off topic?

how many of you have a light in your freezer? and how many people don't? I'd like to know thanks

I have a light.
Its how I know my freezer is working properly.

Moving in already. Young love is so beautiful.

Originally Posted by Rossclot

Cancel the internet and TV and spend time in mills. Saves a butt-load plus I am in mills. Win-Win ... for you.

How do you feel about having a light on in rooms when no one is in them for hours?

How do you feel about seamlessly walking around in a house without having to turn lights on compared Vs. flicking switches/walking around turning each lamp on?

Andrew, I WILL report you... lmao. -shakes fist-

Originally Posted by andrew22

How do you feel about having a light on in rooms when no one is in them for hours?

How do you feel about seamlessly walking around in a house without having to turn lights on compared Vs. flicking switches/walking around turning each lamp on?

You could live in ETB, with that motion sensor stuff that'll turn your lights on with you. There are also dimming fluorescent lights. Does anywhere else on campus have it?

Originally Posted by lawleypop

Andrew, I WILL report you... lmao. -shakes fist-

I preemptively reported you! your move.

Originally Posted by andrew22

would bringing up lighting be too off topic?

how many of you have a light in your freezer? and how many people don't? I'd like to know thanks

Fridge freezer or chest freezer?

Originally Posted by lorend

Fridge freezer or chest freezer?

I was more wondering about fridge freezer

man, lets live like hobos next year so we don't have to pay too much.

Originally Posted by killza

man, lets live like hobos next year so we don't have to pay too much.

No, you still have food costs.
There's a place on Ward that's $265 a month utilities included (internet not included)

If you can put up with 6' ceilings and a back yard entrance, I think there might just be space still.

Originally Posted by andrew22

I was more wondering about fridge freezer

I was unaware fridge freezers even had the option of coming with lights.

Originally Posted by kldv

No, you still have food costs.
There's a place on Ward that's $265 a month utilities included (internet not included)

If you can put up with 6' ceilings and a back yard entrance, I think there might just be space still.

cheri and I and 4 other ppl are going to be living each other, i meant that sentence semi literally lol because the place is already pretty expensive as it is