By FrozenD - 12/12/2009 16:55 - Canada

Today, my furnace and all of my heating systems broke down. A fridge is 3 degrees Celsius; it is now 2 degrees Celsius in my house. I would be warmer in my fridge. FML
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You deserved it 2 274
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skaloop 0

Not at all impossible, Manon. I've been there. Three day power outage in the middle of winter. I could see my breath. The fridge, normally keeping cold in, kept the cold out during that time. I had to put stuff in my fridge to keep it from freezing.

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Pabst 0

Go buy some electric heaters and use that to heat your house. At least its a temporary solution. You can always return them as soon as your furnace is fixed as long as its within the return policy :)

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octobrtoctagon13 0

so hop in the fridge lol

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TheLetterZero 7

Man up, you wuss! Quit being an insult to us Canadians and show a little backbone! 2 degrees is nothing to cry about.

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Basiil 0

LOL. laughed hard lmao. jope this gets to the top fml.

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Br0wnPr1d3 0

I feel for ya man, -35 F here with wind chill pretty much all week, plus all the snow that followed the bitter cold.

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Br0wnPr1d3 0

#27, if you are saying that YOUR HOUSE got to 17 degrees F then you my friend need to read the question again, or go back to science class. 2 degrees celcius is about 35 degrees F. So you are basically saying you, yourself deserved it because your house was colder than OP's.  

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Kukua 5

Well he also lives in Ontario, so I'm pretty sure he's talking about Celcius. However, it's only 0 degrees outside where he is right now. It might be colder where the OP is. I'm in Alberta and it's -27 right now

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julesjulesjules 0

hahaha this is so awful but sooo funny. I feel very bad for you.

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adamford130 0

It's -40 in Edmonton today, and I had to walk to my friends house. You don't know cold.

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Silentknight 0

I live in Alaska; I'm an Alaskan Eskimo. Before you tell anyone "they don't know cold", remind yourself that there's always somewhere colder ;) as for the OP, that sucks. Both our central heating system and our backup heating system went out for six days a few weeks ago during a nasty cold spell. Turns out that the secondary heating system broke because the house got so cold that some of the inside components were caked with ice.

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SadieVincent 0

Just you wait. I'm in Edmonton, as well. It's suppose to hit -48*C tonight. My furnace was broken for two weeks. I finally got it fixed two days ago. Just in time.

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