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sorry, but go back and quote my post with the post #,>>elektra said:
I-10 and US 60 are nowhere near Butler AZ
You looked up Butler Drive in Peoria AZ, just outside of phoenix.<<
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And then you acknowledged it in post 11
You have issues.
You must have deleted your post, but the text is still alive. Get a grip.sorry, but go back and quote my post with the post #,
yes, post 11, I was and am still confused, so go back and post the comment # you are referencing, I just dont see the mistake. Other than in your post, which as far as I can tell, is based on a post that does not exist.
If the post was deleted, that means I immediately recognized an error, now I should stalk your posts and seize on an error you make, correct?You must have deleted your post, but the text is still alive. Get a grip.
Correct. Like breaking this run-on into two sentences.If the post was deleted, that means I immediately recognized an error, now I should stalk your posts and seize on an error you make, correct?
will do lil moronCorrect. Like breaking this run-on into two sentences.
I had offered no opinion since I had not read the linked article. Another elektra lie.exactly, that is what I been pointing out, that crick comments and offers opinion but doesn't read anything past the title.
Jobs provided by a firm growing hay was bad for Arizona citizens? More tax money was bad for Arizona?Although unsurprised that it would take a democratic governor to respond properly to the situation, it is disappointing that a governor and representatives of any party would trade the well being of their citizens for money.
The dead don't hold jobs or pay taxes.Jobs provided by a firm growing hay was bad for Arizona citizens? More tax money was bad for Arizona?
The well being of the citizens of Arizona is better when they have more jobs. The government is better with more taxes.
The dead don't hold jobs or pay taxes.
yet, the dead do vote for democratsThe dead don't hold jobs or pay taxes.
Living people sometimes cast votes in the names of the dead, but far more often for Trump and other Republicans.yet, the dead do vote for democrats
the one farm in arizona, of the 20,000 farms, is responsible, no other farmsSo now the Saudis are killing Arazonians?
the one farm in arizona, of the 20,000 farms, is responsible, no other farms
I was working there 15 years ago. Buckeye, they were developing. Before construction started they had to secure water rights from wells.The bigger issue is the rural/urban fight over water. The cities are growing too big for their own local supplies and thus must siphon from other locations. And then the urbanites get mad when the locals at these locations fight back.
No. $600 heating bills nine months out of the year.I was working there 15 years ago. Buckeye, they were developing. Before construction started they had to secure water rights from wells.
This is a battle between developers with large tracts of desert cheap land vs. farmers.
But hell, with global warming, it is time to move all the retirement homes up to Fargo North Dakota. No $600 air conditioning bills 9 months out of the year.
North Dakota heating bills average $100 a month.No. $600 heating bills nine months out of the year.
How about links for both your claims?North Dakota heating bills average $100 a month.
americanhomewater.com
www.energysage.com
it is the truth, google does not prove or disprove, many times google is nothing more than paid propagandaHow about links for both your claims?
websites do not tell the truth, post your electric billHow about links for both your claims?
"Unfortunately, however, determining the average electric bill in Phoenix during the summer is tricky given a lack of specific data. We can speak empirically, however, having been servicing air conditioners in Phoenix for more than 35 years. People living in 2,000 square foot homes (just slightly larger than the city’s average of about 1,600) typically spend within the ballpark of $450 per month during the peak summer months."Average Electric Bill in Phoenix During the Summer (Plus, How to Save)
If you live in Phoenix, you probably know that summers here can be very expensive. Temperatures can climb as high as 105°, which will send even the most season
"Monthly electric bills are a product of how much electricity you use per month and your electric rate. In Phoenix, AZ, the average monthly electric bill for residential customers is $181/month, which is calculated by multiplying the average monthly consumption by the average electric rate: 1,199 kWh * 15 ¢/kWh." Electricity Cost in Phoenix, AZ: 2024 Electric Rates | EnergySage
How much does electricity cost in Phoenix, AZ? Learn what average electric rates and electric bills looks like in Phoenix, AZ.
If folks paid $600/m for 6 months and the rest of the year was free, the monthly average would be $300.
sure they do. They even vote. Ask demofks.The dead don't hold jobs or pay taxes.
