The Official "Say Anything" Thread

[TiNi]

That could be the start of a new career!

you're awesome!

i like having you in our time zone!

[TiNi]

quit teasing me.

i know i never will 

[ducpainter]

i know i never will 

payback is a pregnant dog. 

[the_Journeyman]

Mornin' folks!

DP ~ I'm in a well insulated single story brick house.  I've got a fairly small woodstove.  Properly damped, I'll put 3-4 pieces of wood and it'll last the night.  I don't spend all that much time lugging wood around.  2 Saturdays a month in the coldest part of winter is about all it takes.  During the summer, I spend a few days cutting/splitting/stacking any fallen trees on the property ~

JM

[somegirl]

you're awesome!

i like having you in our time zone!

Thanks, me too.

ok, off to the office, catch you guys later today no doubt.

[ducpainter]

Mornin' folks!

DP ~ I'm in a well insulated single story brick house.  I've got a fairly small woodstove.  Properly damped, I'll put 3-4 pieces of wood and it'll last the night.  I don't spend all that much time lugging wood around.  2 Saturdays a month in the coldest part of winter is about all it takes.  During the summer, I spend a few days cutting/splitting/stacking any fallen trees on the property ~

JM

Burning wood makes sense for you.

I'm in a rambling two story 1800s farm house.

I used to burn two stoves and wake up cold.

There is also a huge climate difference from here to there.

Oil is out of the question...as is propane.

I'm going with pellets this year.

[ducpainter]

Thanks, me too.

ok, off to the office, catch you guys later today no doubt.

have a day.

[the_Journeyman]

My parents use 2 woodstoves AND an oil furnace for their house.  My sister has a house that was originally a barn and turned into a house in the 1940's.  She has little if any insulation and runs around $400 of propane a month.  I've heard good things about the pellets.  One of my co-workers uses a pellet stove and has only had 1 problem with it that I'm aware of ~

JM

[Monsterlover]

Would that problem be actually getting the pellets?  They're a hot commodity around here

[TiNi]

Thanks, me too.

ok, off to the office, catch you guys later today no doubt.

later P 

Would that problem be actually getting the pellets?  They're a hot commodity around here

morning ML 

[ducpainter]

Would that problem be actually getting the pellets?  They're a hot commodity around here

They're available...

just a 15-25% increase in price.

[the_Journeyman]

Would that problem be actually getting the pellets?  They're a hot commodity around here

No, his is an auger-fed stove, and his auger got jammed up one night, leaving him in the cold ~

JM

[TiNi]

i missed you post earlier JM...
morning to you too

and morning to all the late sleepers

off to work i go!

[the_Journeyman]

Have a good day 'TiNi!

JM

[Bick]

More Ning, all.

All this talk of pellets, propane, heating oil, etc. etc. makes me happy that I live in an area where there is an abudance of natural gas.  Cheap and clean.  (lots of sunny days and south facing windows don't hurt during winter months, either.)