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Today, I found out that shutting off the heat in the rental property my parents owned was a bad idea. The water froze and the pipes burst, causing the whole kitchen ceiling to fall down. The water ruined the wood floors and the appliances. I turned off the heat to save money. FML
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FD929 0
it's perfectly fine to shut off the heat but you need to remember to shut off the water and drain the pipes. FYI for future reference, though I don't think they'll ever let you be responsible for it again.
name2notforget 0
OP, dont breed plz
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bailo 0
wtf is wrong with pinching pennies ?
Fminetoo 0
YDI, its common sense to leave a house at 45-50 degrees when nobody is residing there to keep pipes from freezing, or atleast i thought it was. lol I guess your next payment to the tuition of life was due....
daengh 15
Too funny! (and right)
vgmaster 0
what a dummy...
_Noon_ 0
FYL, but if it makes you feel better, Al Gore is damn proud of you!
dante0220 0
ydi. idiot
Fminetoo 0
#19, that was classic.
kiah101 0
ha Wat an idiot....quen te Manda aser Mensa...ur retarded..altho itz funny cuz i did the same thing and all i got waz a slap in da head saying bad girl...and im 17.............hahah......cuz my parents are RICH
RJB 0
Haha, Im richer and if your so damn rich then why couldnt your parents afford to send you to a school where they teach you proper english?
dudeitsdanny 10
You're both probably poor since you're bragging about money on the internet. But at least #36 can spell.
quarterbird 18
If your parents are rich, they should consider shelling out some cash for a f**king English tutor.
sportsnut 0
you listed yourself as a male....this does not sound like a male thing to do...
gingersnapper 0
I concur. Maybe 'he' is in fact a eunuch? Either way, serious man-fail.
perstephane 4
I really hope you live somewhere warm and your parents just randomly have a property in Jersey. That would make this mildly less bad.
blueocean43 2
You know, there is a setting on your boiler shaped like a little snow flake. This is what we call the frost setting, maybe use it next time?
BlockOfRedStone 25
As someone that grew up in the warm south, I have no idea what a boiler even is (in regards to house temp management).