Put another lump of coal on the fire, Cratchit.....

[Dragline]

i got no problem w/ you johnny

i went a little over, last time

i admit it

you pushed buttons, but its all water under the bridge (for me)

lets move on....tell your henchmen

[John Shaw]

i went a little over, last time

i admit it

You went over enough for me to know exactly what you think of me, which given the content of your thoughts, makes for an unrepairable rift. You and I will never, ever be civil after what you said to me.

But whatever.

Too bad you didn't admit it at the time, because I had a prewritten email ready to go offering to unban you less than four days after you were banned. Rather, you just told BJ all about how I was a big crybaby while crybabying and asking to please be let back in.

You have the last word because I'm not wasting any more time talking to you.

[Dragline]

i said once (early on) that i was sorry-ish
i didn't & don't take all the blame.
you don't know when to shut-the-fuck-up, (as i , on occasion)
i never ''whined'' or weaseled my way back in here, as many have done.....with alternate web accounts & backdoor bullshitery

[Fred]

i said once (early on) that i was sorry-ish
i didn't & don't take all the blame.
you don't know when to shut-the-fuck-up, (as i , on occasion)
i never ''whined'' or weaseled my way back in here, as many have done.....with alternate web accounts & backdoor bullshitery
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I, we love ya man..

[mikehz]

Humm...I should maybe get one of those coal furnaces. The heating plant I'm currently working in used to burn coal, but converted years ago. However, they've still got half a bunker full of coal. Probably enough to last me for some years. It's just sitting there. "I would not mind so much if it went missing," my boss said. "Saves me the cost of throwing it out."

It will probably sit there until the (very old and condemned) building gets torn down.

I used to work in another large heating plant that burned coal, and it was a pain in the ass. We burned about four tons of pulverized coal an hour, and fed the resulting smoke though a scrubber and baghouse. It kept us too busy even to take breaks or lunch. I'd come home covered in coal dust and ash. God, was I happy when they gave up on coal and went back to gas!

[alaric89]

I think they use auto feed hoppers these days, probably burn more thoroughly thus cleaner as well because the air fuel ratio is better due to the autofeed. Evidently the coal burning is fascinating to watch so it saves money on entertainment too.

[DragQueen]

thats your grandmothers coal, boys
most likely bituminous, lump-shit-coal......they dump it by the rail-hopper or dump-truck...soft coal the power plants use ...& stinky too
the shit i talk of is ANTHRACITE
dif. coal than yer thinkin of
comes shipped in 40# bags on a pallet.....shit is WASHED b4 bagging.
LOW SULPHUR
LOW DUST
is the way to go for heating

[talkativeshut]

Would really go and get one myself if my house needed heating. It is really, really hot here in our area nowadays and I don't think adding coal to the heat would be productive for improving the ecosystem. (Oh, don't mind me I'm just ranting)

[DragQueen]

You live n with the devil boy ?