Originally posted by Sysman
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Garden fire roulette....
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The mad neighbours won't mind the smoke?
We did this once (not the stupid petrol part), we'd cut down some lelandii and were having a garden fire and figured we might as well burn them. Smoke so thick you couldn't see, neighbours shouting over the fence, etc, but once they were lit it seemed we'd better let them burn.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostSo what happens with this type of post then? We are supposed to comment on it like we are pretending it is true or are only people that really believe it is true is allowed to play along?
It's a bad idea to try to burn green wood
a) it doesn't light very well
b) once you've added the refined oil products, it burns with a lot of smoke.
Have you tried butane (cans of lighter fuel)?+50 Xeno Geek Points
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Originally posted by Gruffalo View PostYou mean, I nearly boomed?!?!
Street is absolutely smoking, the majority has been nicely burned.
Just enough left for the green wheely bin, aint going to push my luck with my mad neighbours too much!Comment
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Haven't we established that everything Wilmslow posts is true, he really is the real-life embodiment of Frank Spencer?Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Once the fire took hold, there was no stopping it.
Fantastic plumes of smoke - had so much fun I even burned the contents that fitted into the green wheelie bin.
Both neighbours went out in their cars, so mission accomplished. No more of the kids yelling for attention that the incompetent parents don't give (the 7 year old cried out daddy, you dont spend any time with me last week)
The sooner I start my new job the better I think - I have too much time on my hands just now for my own safety and sanity!!Comment
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I do hope Wilmslow stays on the bench. I look forward to the stories of drink driving, running down hells angels on the M62, sliiping roofies into girls drinks, etcetc.
More please!Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
I do hope Wilmslow stays on the bench. I look forward to the stories of drink driving, running down hells angels on the M62, sliiping roofies into girls drinks, etcetc.
More please!Comment
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Mystery Explosion in Indiana
Suppose that a five gallon container of gasoline tipped over and spilled, then evaporated into a closed space. How much explosive power would it have? Again, the answer is surprising: 700 million joules, equivalent to a 400 pound bomb!
So, playing Sherlock, my best guess is that gasoline spilled in an enclosed space such as a well-insulated midwestern basement, which also accounts for the fact that no one smelled the distinctive aroma of a gas leak.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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