If using my wood burning stove causes global warming
Dec 2, 2016 20:11:46 #
PeterS wrote:
There is a vast difference between human progress and the liberal progressive agenda. "Progressive" in the political sense has nothing to do with any benefit to mankind, it is authoritarian in nature. The father of liberal progressivism, Woodrow Wilson, made certain of that. Progress implies a growing prosperity, an enlivening of the human spirit, and the protection of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. Liberal Progressivism is the antithesis of that. "Progress" in the doctrine of this political ideology means only the overthrow of American constitutional freedoms and replacing them with an oppressive government system that regulates and controls all of a nation's society.Yeah, progress is known for the damage it commits...
BTW: There is no such thing a Anthropogenic Global Warming, this is just another political weapon in the liberal progressive arsenal. As with everything else about this destructive ideology, AGW is fashioned from artificial constructs, fabricated frameworks, and butchered science.
Dec 2, 2016 20:30:45 #
no propaganda please
Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
Blade_Runner wrote:
There is a vast difference between human progress ... (show quote)
YOU ARE SO RIGHT on all counts
Dec 2, 2016 20:40:36 #
emarine wrote:
let it burn Arch... we run a wood stove & fireplace at the same time all winter... All the hardwood comes off my land from clean ups ... great heat source @ a great price... it's also helpful to have two sons & a sharp axe
Long time no see emarine! Sounds like you have a good gig going there! We go 3 hours south to my brother's ranch, and clean up his dead misquite. We always try, and time it for when we can hunt hogs too! Win, win!
Having the kids to help is great. But my two lazy scrubs think they need chainsaws for that stuff.
We don't have much hardwood here in the sticker patch where we live, so we have to buy oak, hickory, etc.
My cousin in New Mexico had about 10 acres of pinion pine blow down in a storm several years ago, and we milked that until he figured out that he could sell it.
That stuff is great in your chimichanga chiminea......whatever they call that ceramic Mexican outdoor fire place thingy that sits on your patio.Dec 2, 2016 20:43:03 #
bggamers
Loc: georgia
badbobby wrote:
I'll try again
Ain't it great
to sit in front of your nice warm fire place on a cold winter night,
slowly sipping a tot of Jack
and just being glad you aren't out in the blowing storm????
Ain't it great
to sit in front of your nice warm fire place on a cold winter night,
slowly sipping a tot of Jack
and just being glad you aren't out in the blowing storm????
Dec 2, 2016 20:45:26 #
bggamers
Loc: georgia
Makaipi wrote:
Often wondered why the environmental people didn't outlaw volcanos. Ever seen one blow up?
give them time their still on the small thing they can put a cork in
Dec 2, 2016 20:53:58 #
badbobby wrote:
I'll try again
Ain't it great
to sit in front of your nice warm fire place on a cold winter night,
slowly sipping a tot of Jack
and just being glad you aren't out in the blowing storm????
Ain't it great
to sit in front of your nice warm fire place on a cold winter night,
slowly sipping a tot of Jack
and just being glad you aren't out in the blowing storm????
I prefer a hot, spiced cider with a tot of rum in it myself. Or a hot cup of coffee with a total of Kahlua, or Bailey's Irish cream.
Either way, sitting in front of a nice, warm fire is comforting, and good for the soul.
Dec 2, 2016 21:12:39 #
Oakisland4U wrote:
I lived in the NC mts where it gets cold in winter ! I design a wood stove that would heat my whole house by burning wood !
You can burn clean by burning soy fire logs, they burn longer and cleaner,keeps your chimney clean too.
Dec 2, 2016 21:15:27 #
Wow a good use for soy!
Morgan wrote:
You can burn clean by burning soy fire logs, they burn longer and cleaner,keeps your chimney clean too.
Dec 2, 2016 21:18:22 #
archie bunker wrote:
I prefer a hot, spiced cider with a tot of rum in it myself. Or a hot cup of coffee with a total of Kahlua, or Bailey's Irish cream.
Either way, sitting in front of a nice, warm fire is comforting, and good for the soul.
Either way, sitting in front of a nice, warm fire is comforting, and good for the soul.
I agree Arch there's nothing like it, I especially like to get it going in the morning with a nice hot cup of java...with a hot of bailey's
Dec 2, 2016 21:19:33 #
Morgan wrote:
Screw "cleaner", nothing beats the aroma of pine, cedar, or hickory smoke.You can burn clean by burning soy fire logs, they burn longer and cleaner,keeps your chimney clean too.
Dec 2, 2016 21:22:20 #
Morgan wrote:
You can burn clean by burning soy fire logs, they burn longer and cleaner,keeps your chimney clean too.
How much energy other than human labor is involved in the process of manufacturing these soy logs?
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Dec 2, 2016 21:28:44 #
And what is the profit margin?
archie bunker wrote:
How much energy other than human labor is involved in the process of manufacturing these soy logs?
Dec 2, 2016 21:44:51 #
Dec 2, 2016 21:45:44 #
archie bunker wrote:
How much energy other than human labor is involved in the process of manufacturing these soy logs?
Dunno but they're USA made.
You'd have to check out what sizes and such, I know Duraflame makes some.There are new companies coming out perfecting them better.I researched and found they use about 15,000 btu's per lb so 5lb +75,000
Dec 2, 2016 21:46:23 #
Morgan wrote:
You can burn clean by burning soy fire logs, they burn longer and cleaner,keeps your chimney clean too.
Good point... can I burn some soy burgers in the fireplace.... no one around here likes eating them ...
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