It burns

You're all sick.

 

To clarify...We are not sick, we’re “twisted”...Sick makes it sound as though there could be a cure. No cure for hoarderatitis, scroungeopathy or chronic stackotomy...Sorry pal.

 

"'Cause, there ain't no cure for the firewoodhoarder blues".
Apologies to Eddie Cochran.

 

Meh.

 

You twisted fools made me look up "meh".
Where is H do you get these TLA's ?
P.S. Do they still make beer in Milwaukee ?
JMNSHO

 

Yep bunch of micro brewers/ specialty ones now . Miller is still here. Like Miller the other big names are all part of conglomerates now . The big 3 were Miller Pabst and Schlitz in the days of stand alone brewers. I do not remember if Pabst still has any thing going on in town anymore.
Stevens Point is the oldest stand alone brewer in the nation- located in Stevens Point WI. one of the brands is ,of course, Point Beer.

 

But does it taste like dog turds? And even more importantly, how did you do you quantify that?

 

Point makes awesome beer too. Their regular Bock can be had for about 14 bucks ( lol) a case.

 

Just wait. Eventually the twistedness won't seen so weird.

 

Stihl weird.
Is that where "...the men are good looking and the children are all above average." ?

 

I think the natural oils in this stuff should keep a nice flame going


But first, don't forget to buy a box of kindling!

 

Are they candlefish ?

 

Thanks bill, I wasn't even aware such a thing actually existed!

 

Bottom pic looks like salted minnies minus the salt. I destroy brook trout with them.

 

Exactly.

 

Milwaukee still brews a lot of beer and so does the State. Most importantly we still drink a lot of beers in this city.

 

Public peat, perhaps some. Most rural Irish still cut peat for heating. Our cuz Joe in Castletownbere, Cork HAS to harvest peat each year as do ALL the farmers in the county.
Real F.N. from the Guardian.
What's this burning fish ? Beer ?

 

Castletownbere was a wonderful stop on our bicycle tour or Ireland. My wife and got a B&B near the town center and it was like going to grandma's house! The lady that owned the place made us tea and cookies while we locked our bikes in her garage. She said we needed a bit of extra nourishment after cycling all day. It was a lovely Irish town, I think we were the only tourist in town.