Stove Not Heating Home Like It Used to...
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After being asked to look for a basketball in his chimney he was last seen leaving stage left screaming ... Hey, check Santa Claus is not stuck up there also. No joke, I've seen it .. hahahahahaha, I slay myself. Or found something so simple he is embarrassed to share ..I've definitely seen and done that one.
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Patience please, maybe he is busy or sidetracked, tis the season! He may also be married, that would explain it
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Maybe she 'offed' him due to a cold house?bksaun wrote:Patience please, maybe he is busy or sidetracked, tis the season! He may also be married, that would explain it
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SWPaDon wrote:Maybe she 'offed' him due to a cold house?bksaun wrote:Patience please, maybe he is busy or sidetracked, tis the season! He may also be married, that would explain it
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No need to let pride get in the way here...coalnewbie wrote:After being asked to look for a basketball in his chimney he was last seen leaving stage left screaming ... Hey, check Santa Claus is not stuck up there also. No joke, I've seen it .. hahahahahaha, I slay myself. Or found something so simple he is embarrassed to share ..I've definitely seen and done that one.
Scary Experience Lighting the Coal Furnace
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We're guys,.... we're wired to do stuff the like that from birth ! And as part of "nature's grand plan", we form relationships with women, who are wired to remind us of that kinda stuff for at least a decade afterwards.Lightning wrote:No need to let pride get in the way here...coalnewbie wrote:After being asked to look for a basketball in his chimney he was last seen leaving stage left screaming ... Hey, check Santa Claus is not stuck up there also. No joke, I've seen it .. hahahahahaha, I slay myself. Or found something so simple he is embarrassed to share ..I've definitely seen and done that one.
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The day that I don't do something lame, dangerous, or just plain stupid, is probably just before I get to read my own obituary !
Paul
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You betcha Paul!
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Glad things were ok Lightning. WowLightning wrote:No need to let pride get in the way here...coalnewbie wrote:After being asked to look for a basketball in his chimney he was last seen leaving stage left screaming ... Hey, check Santa Claus is not stuck up there also. No joke, I've seen it .. hahahahahaha, I slay myself. Or found something so simple he is embarrassed to share ..I've definitely seen and done that one.
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Don't be so rough on the poor guy. If he is from Ellenburg, NY a poor performing stove is no laughing matter...some years they still have snow drifts in mid May.SWPaDon wrote:Maybe she 'offed' him due to a cold house?bksaun wrote:Patience please, maybe he is busy or sidetracked, tis the season! He may also be married, that would explain it
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Rob I was wondering if that's what his name was implying!
Also guys up in ellenburg the internet is so slow he's probably only able to upload a webpage per day lmao
Also guys up in ellenburg the internet is so slow he's probably only able to upload a webpage per day lmao
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Hell, I was asking a question. It's hard to say where they are from, as no location is listed (boy I hope the Mayor fixes that). But the OP hasn't been back since the first day, so the thread has just been 'freewheelin' for several days now. Maybe they are from southern Virgina where it's been warm, or maybe Ellenburg Court, Nc. or Ellenburg Road, Sc.?Rob R. wrote:Don't be so rough on the poor guy. If he is from Ellenburg, NY a poor performing stove is no laughing matter...some years they still have snow drifts in mid May