So, I got home after lining a chimney today, loaded the stove and then sat down to check some email on the couch. Next thing I knew, I was coming to after a span of about 2 hours, drooling. Seems the death rays are not just limited to pine
Stove induced coma today
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Astrolopitec
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You might be on to something...
I've noticed that since I installed the stove three weeks ago. The construction pace at my new cottage has taken a dive.
I had big plans for last weekend but I only managed to install the trimming around two windows and a door.
What happened with the rest of the time?
I've noticed that since I installed the stove three weeks ago. The construction pace at my new cottage has taken a dive.
I had big plans for last weekend but I only managed to install the trimming around two windows and a door.
What happened with the rest of the time?
adrpga498
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cmonSTART said:So, I got home after lining a chimney today, loaded the stove and then sat down to check some email on the couch. Next thing I knew, I was coming to after a span of about 2 hours, drooling. Seems the death rays are not just limited to pine
Was gonna ask if ya "Brain Suckin" pine in there... Now ya need a foil hat AND glasses ;-)
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