Nah, He can keep it.I just got a PM from SS. He'd like his craftsman back.
Top 10 reason I burn wood
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He's just doing it like he sees everyone in the house do it.Now if you owned a 361, you'd be able to convince that dog to put it's other end on the poddy, flush when done, and set down the lid before leaving.
woodbooga
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Awwwwww, c'mon. You already made the guy's doggie commit hari kari by self-inflected swirlie. No need to add insult to injury.
My judgment for your kind of behavior:
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woodbooga
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If poochie is mimicking what he sees his human companions doing, I'd reckon it a commentary on yer wife's cooking.
Laird
Nemo me impune lacessit
OK lets totally hijack this thread......
LOL, i will deny it of course.
woodbooga
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OK lets totally hijack this thread......
Among my top 10 reasons for heating with wood is we have a Crawford Century cookstove that cooks all our meals from Oct. through April, even May and June.
Seeing as this post is relevant to the OP, have I hijacked a hijack attempt?
CrappieKeith
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Yeah its Woodboogas fault!
He and Avalancher always seem to hijack threads. Even after I created one just for them.
No bad Laird...I mean from the looks of your avatar ...still suffering from a bad case of that severe rectal caranial inversion...did I say that?
Hey..I've hijacked a few threads in my day too....
At least they post! Who cares what the content is...
Talk about hijacking....look at this monster gill my Dad caught last night....said it was the biggest he ever caught...went a tad over 11"
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An ice chest full of them would be a really nice thing and some good eating too.
Me and some one work were just talking about Baltimore because we have both been there. We talked about the "types" of people there but used alot less kind words. Camden yards is beautiful but thats about it.
371groundie
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back to the topic at hand........
you guys have left out one of the best things about wood heat! while its nice on days that are 0F its even better on days that are 45degrees and raining. that damp just soaks in and makes me cold. i currently rent and we have oil heat (but the landlord pays for it). but i can remember growing up with wood heat lighting fires even in may and june to take the damp and chill off of a room. i cant wait to own a house and heat the way i want.
you guys have left out one of the best things about wood heat! while its nice on days that are 0F its even better on days that are 45degrees and raining. that damp just soaks in and makes me cold. i currently rent and we have oil heat (but the landlord pays for it). but i can remember growing up with wood heat lighting fires even in may and june to take the damp and chill off of a room. i cant wait to own a house and heat the way i want.
CrappieKeith
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I hear ya singin!
I'm still heating myself to take the chill off at night up here in northern Mn.
MishMouse
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10. The exercise
09. The feeling that your labors are rewarded
08. A reason to get out of the house and do something
07. Blow off stress
06. Be able to use power tools :greenchainsaw:
05. Heat when the power goes out
04. Heat that penetrates (72 with wood feels allot warmer then 72 with propain)
03. Living Heat
02. Being able to grill when it is -30 outside (The Harman I own is a top loader with a grill insert)
01. Use allot less PROPAIN
09. The feeling that your labors are rewarded
08. A reason to get out of the house and do something
07. Blow off stress
06. Be able to use power tools :greenchainsaw:
05. Heat when the power goes out
04. Heat that penetrates (72 with wood feels allot warmer then 72 with propain)
03. Living Heat
02. Being able to grill when it is -30 outside (The Harman I own is a top loader with a grill insert)
01. Use allot less PROPAIN
CrappieKeith
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10. The exercise
09. The feeling that your labors are rewarded
08. A reason to get out of the house and do something
07. Blow off stress
06. Be able to use power tools :greenchainsaw:
05. Heat when the power goes out
04. Heat that penetrates (72 with wood feels allot warmer then 72 with propain)
03. Living Heat
02. Being able to grill when it is -30 outside (The Harman I own is a top loader with a grill insert)
01. Use allot less PROPAIN
not many guys can claim your #2!!!!!
and I'll admit propane is totally Pro-Pain!
spike60
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One more thing I have to add to the list: The woodstove is great for drying laundry. Just put a load of laundry on one of those folding racks by the woodstove and it drys pretty quick. So, in addition to the furnace, the dryer can also sit idle.
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I do the folding rack by the woodstove routine too. And in warmer months, I do the rack under the ceiling fan routine. I've never even owned a dryer.
spike60
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Actually, I don't own a dryer either. On a warm sunny day, I'll put the rack out on the deck.
Never though of the ceiling fan idea; gonna try that. Thanks.
i dry the towels in the cellar by the woodstove myself. the wife wont let me get away with drying any clothes. she says it feels too "rough". but atleast i can save on not running the dryer for the towels.
woodbooga
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Our dryer, bought used as part of a w-d set is still out in the barn. Should prolly sell it for a couple bucks in a barn sale.
We do the same in the heating season and put the clothes out to dry on a line in the summer. Only real inconvenience is when we get caught in a rainy strech like now. There's a low pressure system off Nantucket that's parked there til like Wednesday, tossing showers inland for the duration. Been raining for over a week already. Lawn's green and the woodpile's starting to sprout mushrooms.
Laird
Nemo me impune lacessit
I hear that. My pile that is still out in the open is sprouting mushrooms, lichens, and some slimey stuff that I don't even want to know what it is.
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