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AVGWarhawk 01-08-10 11:57 AM

I love wood burning stoves. I have a wood burning stove. However, I do not like cutting and stacking wood. So, my wood burning stove is run by natural gas and I have a remote to turn it on and off. :D Conspicuous consumption. :O:

OneToughHerring 01-08-10 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Dowly (Post 1232752)
It's usually a good idea to heat the place up before going to bed. Leaving it burn for the night is begging for trouble.

@Neal

The fire was out but there was either some smoldering left in the 'ash box' or some other part of the thing. It's a pretty big and mazy thing with the oven.

ReallyDedPoet 01-08-10 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1232871)
I love wood burning stoves. I have a wood burning stove. However, I do not like cutting and stacking wood.

Wimp :O:

OneToughHerring 01-08-10 12:37 PM

Chopping firewood is like the best way to get rid of aggression. I used to volunteer for it in the military just for fun.

AVGWarhawk 01-08-10 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by reallydedpoet (Post 1232888)
Wimp :O:

Who the hell wants splinters:hmmm: :har: When I was growing up I sure cut wood everyday and fed a wood burning stove. We would burn through a cord on any given winter. It did cut the oil bill by hundreds of dollars. The gas stove is nice. No fuss, no mess but there is no crackle and no wood smell that you and August speak of. That is a home type smell, a welcoming warm smell.

AVGWarhawk 01-08-10 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by OneToughHerring (Post 1232901)
Chopping firewood is like the best way to get rid of aggression. I used to volunteer for it in the military just for fun.

OTH, you're out of your mind. I like ya anyway :up:

Task Force 01-08-10 01:25 PM

Aaahh... yes... Those heater things...

We had one till my father thought the ducts needed rerouteing... THREE YEARS AGO!!!!!!!!!

So now we have a oil heater for the living room... when it starts getting down in the low 30s ITS *******ING FREEZING. (insert cold smilie here)

nikimcbee 01-08-10 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk;1232871I
However, I do not like cutting and stacking wood.

That's what kids are for:yeah:

AVGWarhawk 01-08-10 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by nikimcbee (Post 1232989)
That's what kids are for:yeah:

I must have gotten the wrong instruction manual. Mine do their nails, text, play on the computer or the Playstation 3. Most often watch the large screen HD TV and or sleep. Sometimes doing both at the same time. :hmmm:

Jimbuna 01-08-10 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by danlisa (Post 1232822)

@ All

Pay no attention to Jimbuna, by now he's collecting his winter fuel allowance.:rotfl2:

ROFLMAO :rotfl2:

Was -14 here overnight :o

Jimbuna 01-08-10 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Task Force (Post 1232927)
Aaahh... yes... Those heater things...

We had one till my father thought the ducts needed rerouteing... THREE YEARS AGO!!!!!!!!!

So now we have a oil heater for the living room... when it starts getting down in the low 30s ITS *******ING FREEZING. (insert cold smilie here)


http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/9...nowing1zs1.gif

Spike88 01-08-10 05:06 PM

This thread reminds me of a Christmas story. :hmmm:
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My old man was one of the most feared furnace fighters in Northern Indiana

Spike88 01-08-10 05:10 PM

This thread reminds me of a Christmas story. :hmmm:
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My old man was one of the most feared furnace fighters in Northern Indiana

Onkel Neal 01-08-10 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1233054)
ROFLMAO :rotfl2:

Was -14 here overnight :o


Holy moly! :o

Things are better here, I just cooked up 5 gals. of Texas Chili :shucks:

kiwi_2005 01-08-10 06:53 PM

Well its mid summer here, but if i could choose my seasons i would go for winter any day. In winter if your cold you put warmer clothes on turn up the heaters or throw another log on the fire. No worries. In summer if your hot and sweaty and theirs no creek or beach near by you sweat it out, spend all day hot then nights its worse - plus summer attracts all the nasties like flies, spiders weird looking bugs and then comes those damn crickets in their thousands :damn:

Give me winter any day


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