rogruth wrote:Rufus,
I had never thought of cutting wood for the fireplace as noisy because
i always pictured you with an axe splitting those logs.
Had not thought about chain saws. That just doesn't seem right for you.
E7 wrote:rogruth wrote:Rufus,
I had never thought of cutting wood for the fireplace as noisy because
i always pictured you with an axe splitting those logs.
Had not thought about chain saws. That just doesn't seem right for you.
Roger,
Chop a couple chords with an ax and split them with same and get back to us!
rogruth wrote:E7 wrote:rogruth wrote:Rufus,
I had never thought of cutting wood for the fireplace as noisy because
i always pictured you with an axe splitting those logs.
Had not thought about chain saws. That just doesn't seem right for you.
Roger,
Chop a couple chords with an ax and split them with same and get back to us!
Oh, not me. I'm in no physical condition to do anything like that.
But Rufus in one of his many forms probably could do it rather quickly.
J. S. Bach wrote:Darn, that arc light is shure hanging low!
HONDO74 wrote:J. S. Bach wrote:Darn, that arc light is shure hanging low!
Do you suppose that light is RED in the evening.
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:rogruth wrote:E7 wrote:
Roger,
Chop a couple chords with an ax and split them with same and get back to us!
Oh, not me. I'm in no physical condition to do anything like that.
But Rufus in one of his many forms probably could do it rather quickly.
My first paid employment was splitting firewood - $10/stacked cord loaded on the truck. That was with a hydraulic splitter.
But for more than 45 years now; chain saw to cut logs into lengths that can be moved/picked up; axe or hammer and 3 wedges to split to fireplace size.
It's both my health/exercise gym club and my means to work off aggravation.
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:HONDO74 wrote:J. S. Bach wrote:Darn, that arc light is shure hanging low!
Do you suppose that light is RED in the evening.
Why? Are in you need?
E7 wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:rogruth wrote:Oh, not me. I'm in no physical condition to do anything like that.
But Rufus in one of his many forms probably could do it rather quickly.
My first paid employment was splitting firewood - $10/stacked cord loaded on the truck. That was with a hydraulic splitter.
But for more than 45 years now; chain saw to cut logs into lengths that can be moved/picked up; axe or hammer and 3 wedges to split to fireplace size.
It's both my health/exercise gym club and my means to work off aggravation.
Bet you come in first and third in the jerk off contest.
I'll be at my home in Pa tomorrow; drop by and we can discuss it for a few seconds before I put down the chain saw.... 
Roy wrote:What does P and R stand for, in this context?
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