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Topic	15,556 dollars or be able to control the temperature 10 feet around you
Kyurem-BW 09/21/17 4:57:49 PM #44:	Soul_Devour posted... DocileOrangeCup posted... Kyurem-BW posted... the power electricity goes out in the summer easy use my power to stay cool electricity goes out in the winter easy use my power to stay warm working outside in the summer easy cool myself with the power working outside in winter easy warm myself with the power All good choices Caution999 posted... So I can start my own "snow plow" business huh? Rakin in the cash! How Make it a balmy 90 degrees around yourself (Or hell, just 80 if that's too uncomfortable) and just...walk around the snow and melt it. then look behind you to see all the water outside your bubble has refroze into black ice. there is a reason noone attacks snow with a hairdryer. it has to stay well above freezing until the ground absorbs the water --- dont know why I even have one of these <cite>Kyurem-BW posted [p:887032349] in 15,556 dol... [t:75798045]...</cite> <quote><cite>Soul_Devour posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DocileOrangeCup posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Kyurem-BW posted...</cite> <quote>the power electricity goes out in the summer easy use my power to stay cool electricity goes out in the winter easy use my power to stay warm working outside in the summer easy cool myself with the power working outside in winter easy warm myself with the power</quote> All good choices <cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>So I can start my own "snow plow" business huh? Rakin in the cash!</quote> How</quote> Make it a balmy 90 degrees around yourself (Or hell, just 80 if that's too uncomfortable) and just...walk around the snow and melt it.</quote> then look behind you to see all the water outside your bubble has refroze into black ice. there is a reason noone attacks snow with a hairdryer. it has to stay well above freezing until the ground absorbs the water --- dont know why I even have one of these</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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