What's your favourite heat ? before the greens quinch everything...

nthclare

I prefer a nice warm fire, crackling logs, sparks dancing up the chimney...

Nice company and ambiance and soft lighting.

If the looney greens have their way we'd be absorbing artificial heat, it's heat but it's not the same as fire..

Thelonious Monk

1 out of 10

Stevieluvsye

baking hot carribean sun in may when the humidity is through the fcuking roof

Stevieluvsye

also, weird thread

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

For heat, it has to be the sun on my face on a calm day.

Fire wise, it's a well banked up coal fire with the curtains drawn and low lighting.

The greens have lost the run of themselves. I can heat the house with the oil, or any of their greener alternatives, but it's not cosy.

rECTAL fLAKE

I just cover myself in deep heat and stand next to the radiator.

jimgoose

Sitting at the poolside bar in Lanzarote in my swimming trunks at about 5 in the evening sipping a tall, cryogenic Estrella and thinking about where to go for dinner.

Regarding the house, I have a little Cylon fella near the (95% efficient) gas boiler who keeps the place cosy for me according to a handful of 'stats around the place. I had a gas fire in the fireplace in the living room, I ripped it out so I can put down a few lumps of coal at times like Christmas.

realdanbreen

A big load of Smokey coal (I have bags of it I got cheap up north ) and loads of turf. It's also nice to burn the rubbish out back and warm your hands from the burning plastic.

Stevieluvsye

jimgoose wrote: »

Sitting at the poolside bar in Lanzarote in my swimming trunks at about 5 in the evening sipping a tall, cryogenic Estrella and thinking about where to go for dinner.

Regarding the house, I have a little Cylon fella near the (95% efficient) gas boiler who keeps the place cosy for me according to a handful of 'stats around the place. I had a gas fire in the fireplace in the living room, I ripped it out so I can put down a few lumps of coal at times like Christmas.

I'm feeling this post. I was actually in PDC doing exactly as you described during the summer

realdanbreen

jimgoose wrote: »

Sitting at the poolside bar in Lanzarote in my swimming trunks at about 5 in the evening sipping a tall, cryogenic Estrella and thinking about where to go for dinner.

Regarding the house, I have a little Cylon fella near the (95% efficient) gas boiler who keeps the place cosy for me according to a handful of 'stats around the place. I had a gas fire in the fireplace in the living room, I ripped it out so I can put down a few lumps of coal at times like Christmas.

Ugh! Lanza rote, so working class.

jimgoose

realdanbreen wrote: »

Ugh! Lanza rote, so working class.

<YAWN>

nthclare

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

1 out of 10

Well coming from you if you gave it a ten out of ten I'd be thinking there's something wrong, got in there for plenty of likes more than anything...

Hopefully your like button with be firing throughout the day, it'll bring you a nice glow and fuel your ego....

I'll light a candle for the monk

Sir Osis of Liver.

Nice coal fire in my stove over a glowing base of Aldi milk cartons.
Toasty.

nthclare

I've a friend who keeps duck's and chucks, when one dies she reckons the duck's burn better than the chucks.

She throws them in the stove, she has a big Norwegian stove and up they go....

NSAman

Sitting on the hood of a V12 Bi-turbo after driving on a crisp autumn day...;)

rECTAL fLAKE

nthclare wrote:

I've a friend who keeps duck's and chucks, when one dies she reckons the duck's burn better than the chucks.

More fat I assume?

nthclare

rECTAL fLAKE wrote: »

More fat I assume?

exactly

SafeSurfer

I love the warmth of body heat. Cuddled up on a cold winter morning with hailstones hopping off the window.

megaten

Heat from a stove I guess. Not too fussy whats in it as long as it burns.

facehugger99

When you're on holiday and you've gotten out of the sea and are lying on the beach - there's a crossover point when you go from being cold to warm, it only lasts a few minutes, but that's my favourite bit.

JohnnyFlash

The sauna and steam room are great if you’re trying to get rid of a nasty hangover.

Cienciano

nthclare wrote: »

I prefer a nice warm fire, crackling logs, sparks dancing up the chimney...

Nice company and ambiance and soft lighting.

If the looney greens have their way we'd be absorbing artificial heat, it's heat but it's not the same as fire..

Funnily enough, logs are sustainable, so greens won't have a problem with that.

nthclare

Cienciano wrote: »

Funnily enough, logs are sustainable, so greens won't have a problem with that.

We'll see we'll see

buried

Open campfire outside in the wild near a river or lake. Put a cast iorn Dutch oven into the embers and stew up an auld stew at the side of it.
Eat the stew with a few beers. This time of year with this sort of weather is perfect for it.

Ubbquittious

Cienciano wrote: »

Funnily enough, logs are sustainable, so greens won't have a problem with that.

They are making a song and a dance out of the particle emissions now. I think they're only doing it to be awkward. Fcuk em

sligojoek

Tyres and pallets.

Poochie05

The heat from flame bait threads...

Brendan Bendar

nthclare wrote: »

I prefer a nice warm fire, crackling logs, sparks dancing up the chimney...

Nice company and ambiance and soft lighting.

If the looney greens have their way we'd be absorbing artificial heat, it's heat but it's not the same as fire..

Nice log fire, pishing rain outside, legs well spread and a trickle of sweat running down the gutters. What’s not to like there?

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Cienciano wrote: »

Funnily enough, logs are sustainable, so greens won't have a problem with that.

Not so. They are going on now about particulate pollution from woodstoves, that burning wood still releases carbon and that only coppiced wood is truly sustainable.