Purchasing/ installing a wood stove for dummies

[Ontario Firewood Resource]

 

[olyman]

in reading your posts,,seems you think you know everything..youll fit in well with the rest of the leftist libs on here...……..

 

[Ontario Firewood Resource]

in reading your posts,,seems you think you know everything..youll fit in well with the rest of the leftist libs on here...……..

I am the most opposite of liberal, it seems like you lumped me in that category just because I divulged some information. When you learn a lot, you actually realize how much there is that you don't know. I actually spend time learning about things instead of repeating MSM talking points. While most people watch sports and entertainment, I spend my time studying things. I spent years identifying trees via internet info, now I can identify trees by their form from far away or rotting firewoodin a 10 year old pile, by smell or in the dark. Thats just one example. When you don't know much about something, your demeanor reflects uncertainty and endless questions and possibilities. When you do learn about a subject, you naturally gain an air of confidence and have many answers (not every answer) and you have a sense of understanding. That said, your plumber, or doctor is not in a state of bewilderment, uncertainty and confusion when dealing with their field of work. Another thing that I know is that it is quite normal for people to not like other's input, but most refrain from trolling them as a result.

 

[olyman]

I am the most opposite of liberal, it seems like you lumped me in that category just because I divulged some information. When you learn a lot, you actually realize how much there is that you don't know. I actually spend time learning about things instead of repeating MSM talking points. While most people watch sports and entertainment, I spend my time studying things. I spent years identifying trees via internet info, now I can identify trees by their form from far away or rotting firewoodin a 10 year old pile, by smell or in the dark. Thats just one example. When you don't know much about something, your demeanor reflects uncertainty and endless questions and possibilities. When you do learn about a subject, you naturally gain an air of confidence and have many answers (not every answer) and you have a sense of understanding. That said, your plumber, or doctor is not in a state of bewilderment, uncertainty and confusion when dealing with their field of work.

nice dodge and deflect......

 

[Ontario Firewood Resource]

nice dodge and deflect......

You're not in a mindstate to come to an understanding. Is it not liberal to shut down what anyone else says? Anyways, not carrying this on.

 

[Franny K]

I do not generally like post #1 being a link to a video and no effort put into typing or talk to text anything.

Is there a top loading wood stove that is hard to damage? As in over firing.

 

[olyman]

You're not in a mindstate to come to an understanding. Is it not liberal to shut down what anyone else says? Anyways, not carrying this on.

yup, you know everything...………...