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	Name:	StrunkWhite -
	Subject:	"Very well said?"
	Date:	4/24/2009 11:48:36 AM

I could see giving that post an accolade along the lines of "Good points." But "well said" would indicate that you thought it was stated well. But from the words is appears that the poster IS "excited" about them ("I have been too excited about them") but the context indicates that he is NOT. When the words say one thing and the content the opposite, it is an indication that things were *not* "well said."

I'm still not sure what the sentence "I did not find that very exciting to haste the panels on the roof in the front of the house to save a few dollars in your electric bill" means, although I think I'm being kind in calling it a sentence.

And as Swimmer27 has already pointed out, why would someone want to heat water that is already hot?