Is this a good deal on coal?

stevek93

Seen this posted on Facebook, what you think I hever never bought coal

*** €29.50 bundle ***
1 bag of 40kg smokeless fuel
1 bale of briquettes
1 bag of logs
FREE DELIVERY

lawlolawl

All the cool kids are mining for their own coal now.

s4uv3

Christ no, 40kg of coal is around €15, briquettes should be around a fiver, and you'd get logs (depending on size) for anywhere from 4-6 quid.

Ted111

lawlolawl wrote: »

All the cool kids are mining for their own coal now.

So it would seam.

stevek93

s4uv3 wrote: »

Christ no, 40kg of coal is around €15, briquettes should be around a fiver, and you'd get logs (depending on size) for anywhere from 4-6 quid.

Its only 3.50 more expensive than what you qouted and its delivered.

Sam Kade

stevek93 wrote: »

Seen this posted on Facebook, what you think I hever never bought coal

*** €29.50 bundle ***
1 bag of 40kg smokeless fuel
1 bale of briquettes
1 bag of logs
FREE DELIVERY

Must be a very big bag of logs or else very expensive
I pay
40kg coal €17.45
1 bale briquettes €4
6 kg kiln dried bag of logs €3.33
Total €24.78

lawlolawl

stevek93 wrote: »

...its delivered.

Wait, you can't just download the coal from Facebook?

What's the point then?

Ted111

Is the coal new or used?

Sam Kade

s4uv3 wrote: »

Christ no, 40kg of coal is around €15, briquettes should be around a fiver, and you'd get logs (depending on size) for anywhere from 4-6 quid.

€15 for 40kg coal? It must be house coal.

Atoms for Peace

I only use organic coal handpicked by West Virginian hillbillies.

Mr.Crinklewood

lawlolawl wrote: »

All the cool kids are mining for their own coal now.

News to me.

Thought that idea was mine.

Dirty Dingus McGee

We're fine for coal, thanks.

Roger Mellie Man on the Telly

Why not save the cash you'd normally spend on coal by stealing it from someone else?

Simply destroy the evidence by burning it-the perfect crime.

demanufactured

Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: »

We're fine for coal, thanks.

I'm the solicitor !!

Sir Osis of Liver.

Sam Kade wrote: »

€15 for 40kg coal? It must be house coal.

Tried that sh1te.No heat and found a load of rocks in the fire next morning.
For the extra 3 euro it's worth getting the premium Polish.

s4uv3

stevek93 wrote: »

Its only 3.50 more expensive than what you qouted and its delivered.

How is it a good deal when it's more expensive?! Does not compute.
Fly around in the car and fill up on a few bags of coal, logs and briquettes (if you need them), and you'll save yourself a good few quid.

s4uv3

Sam Kade wrote: »

€15 for 40kg coal? It must be house coal.

Nope, Polish.

Ted111

s4uv3 wrote: »

Nope, Polish.

Careful, the coal may be hot.

The Backwards Man

I heat my whole house for the year for €300 and maybe 150 hours of refreshingly vigorous work.

Coal is for wimps.

Dirty Dingus McGee

The Backwards Man wrote: »

I heat my whole house for the year for €300 and maybe 150 hours of refreshingly vigorous work.

Coal is for wimps.

You're a great lad and an inspiration to us all.

Capt'n Midnight

Ted111 wrote: »

So it would seam.

It wood.

my3cents

Have we reached the bottom of the pit for jokes yet?

my3cents

my3cents wrote: »

Have we reached the bottom of the pit for jokes yet?

I wont tell you mine so

Sam Kade

s4uv3 wrote: »

Nope, Polish.

Where can you buy it for that price?

pickarooney

Sam Kade wrote: »

Where can you buy it for that price?

Poland

El Weirdo

Sir Osis of Liver. wrote: »

For the extra 3 euro it's worth getting the premium Polish.

This is true for things other than coal, too.

s4uv3

Sam Kade wrote: »

Where can you buy it for that price?

Ballyshannon, Donegal. You'd get it for that around Leitrim too.