I think we've had about .5 in since the beginning of June. Bone dry here. Very good for wood drying. But not so good for the garden and hard on the water bill.
Hawthorne said:To properly seasdon wood, I like a little papirika along with salt and pepper.
Are you guys really this naive? We laugh at you.
Hawthorne said:Jeezzzzz... aren't you bored yet?
nuff said.
northof54th said:Hawthorne said:Jeezzzzz... aren't you bored yet?
nuff said.
Interesting post at 11:30PM
Hawthorne said:I swear, every 1 in 10 posts is about dryng wood. These guys must face constipation when dryng their laundry. This ain't rocket science. It's simple, and there are enough threads on the subject that a new thread is unwarranted.
Oh by the way, what stove should I buy?
Is pine ok to burn?
Do I have to clean my chimney?
Do I need a permit to install a stove?
Jeezzzzz... aren't you bored yet?
nuff said.
Tfin said:Hawthorne said:I swear, every 1 in 10 posts is about dryng wood. These guys must face constipation when dryng their laundry. This ain't rocket science. It's simple, and there are enough threads on the subject that a new thread is unwarranted.
Oh by the way, what stove should I buy?
Is pine ok to burn?
Do I have to clean my chimney?
Do I need a permit to install a stove?
Jeezzzzz... aren't you bored yet?
nuff said.
I actually found this quite comical. Yeah I know.....new member/limited posts/already finding fault isn't going to be well recieved. But to be honest, he has a bit of a point.
Hawthorne, you just have to realize that most folks are here because they enjoy wood stove and fire wood, and simply talking about them. Even if most (not all) of the answers are blaitently obvious.
But thanks for the laugh, I needed it on this crappy ass rainy Friday morning. :lol:
iceman said:Tfin said:Hawthorne said:I swear, every 1 in 10 posts is about dryng wood. These guys must face constipation when dryng their laundry. This ain't rocket science. It's simple, and there are enough threads on the subject that a new thread is unwarranted.
Oh by the way, what stove should I buy?
Is pine ok to burn?
Do I have to clean my chimney?
Do I need a permit to install a stove?
Jeezzzzz... aren't you bored yet?
nuff said.
I actually found this quite comical. Yeah I know.....new member/limited posts/already finding fault isn't going to be well recieved. But to be honest, he has a bit of a point.
Hawthorne, you just have to realize that most folks are here because they enjoy wood stove and fire wood, and simply talking about them. Even if most (not all) of the answers are blaitently obvious.
But thanks for the laugh, I needed it on this crappy ass rainy Friday morning. :lol:
ya know you are right... people could search and ao forth...... but if hes bored now wait till winter hits because its all gonna be "my stove isn't heating enough" "what temp should my stove be" but this is to be expected due the LARGE increase we are seeing of new stove owners..... this forum has really been busy this summer wasn't like this last year
iceman said:ya know you are right... people could search and ao forth...... but if hes bored now wait till winter hits because its all gonna be "my stove isn't heating enough" "what temp should my stove be" but this is to be expected due the LARGE increase we are seeing of new stove owners..... this forum has really been busy this summer wasn't like this last year
Hawthorne said:I swear, every 1 in 10 posts is about dryng wood. These guys must face constipation when dryng their laundry. This ain't rocket science. It's simple, and there are enough threads on the subject that a new thread is unwarranted.
Oh by the way, what stove should I buy?
Is pine ok to burn?
Do I have to clean my chimney?
Do I need a permit to install a stove?
Jeezzzzz... aren't you bored yet?
nuff said.
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