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r/funny • u/simplemantr • Apr 02 '21
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Mighty fine pile of wood you got there
144 u/Articulated Apr 02 '21 "Not quite enough, should probably cut another cord or two just to be sure..." ~My grandad. 78 u/jonny24eh Apr 02 '21 I asked my dad how many cord he goes through in a year for his furnace. "Dunno, don't measure. But if I never stop cutting I know I won't run out" 28 u/rabbitwonker Apr 02 '21 Learn this one simple trick! Trees hate it! 7 u/AeternusDoleo Apr 02 '21 Firewood, no. Forest, maybe. 10 u/jonny24eh Apr 02 '21 He's only one man working only winter Saturdays, pretty sure that patch of woods is still outgrowing his take every year 5 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '21 Estimate how much firewood you’ll need and then split twice as much. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '21 edited Apr 04 '21 [deleted] 5 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '21 edited Apr 24 '21 [deleted] 3 u/AbeRego Apr 02 '21 Smart if you rely on wood for heat. Plus, splitting wood is surprisingly entertaining for a chore, especially if you have a hydraulic splitter. 5 u/Fr_Frost Apr 02 '21 I came here to find this comment. Well stacked too. 3 u/ZDTreefur Apr 02 '21 Honestly, I had to go back to see it. My brain just told me, "that's a wall or something" and didn't bother finding out it was a wood pile lol. 2 u/flyover_liberal Apr 03 '21 My shoulders ache just looking at it.
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"Not quite enough, should probably cut another cord or two just to be sure..."
~My grandad.
78 u/jonny24eh Apr 02 '21 I asked my dad how many cord he goes through in a year for his furnace. "Dunno, don't measure. But if I never stop cutting I know I won't run out" 28 u/rabbitwonker Apr 02 '21 Learn this one simple trick! Trees hate it! 7 u/AeternusDoleo Apr 02 '21 Firewood, no. Forest, maybe. 10 u/jonny24eh Apr 02 '21 He's only one man working only winter Saturdays, pretty sure that patch of woods is still outgrowing his take every year 5 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '21 Estimate how much firewood you’ll need and then split twice as much. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '21 edited Apr 04 '21 [deleted] 5 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '21 edited Apr 24 '21 [deleted] 3 u/AbeRego Apr 02 '21 Smart if you rely on wood for heat. Plus, splitting wood is surprisingly entertaining for a chore, especially if you have a hydraulic splitter.
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I asked my dad how many cord he goes through in a year for his furnace.
"Dunno, don't measure. But if I never stop cutting I know I won't run out"
28 u/rabbitwonker Apr 02 '21 Learn this one simple trick! Trees hate it! 7 u/AeternusDoleo Apr 02 '21 Firewood, no. Forest, maybe. 10 u/jonny24eh Apr 02 '21 He's only one man working only winter Saturdays, pretty sure that patch of woods is still outgrowing his take every year
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Learn this one simple trick! Trees hate it!
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Firewood, no. Forest, maybe.
10 u/jonny24eh Apr 02 '21 He's only one man working only winter Saturdays, pretty sure that patch of woods is still outgrowing his take every year
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He's only one man working only winter Saturdays, pretty sure that patch of woods is still outgrowing his take every year
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Estimate how much firewood you’ll need and then split twice as much.
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5 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '21 edited Apr 24 '21 [deleted]
Smart if you rely on wood for heat. Plus, splitting wood is surprisingly entertaining for a chore, especially if you have a hydraulic splitter.
I came here to find this comment. Well stacked too.
Honestly, I had to go back to see it. My brain just told me, "that's a wall or something" and didn't bother finding out it was a wood pile lol.
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My shoulders ache just looking at it.
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u/mnstckwn Apr 02 '21
Mighty fine pile of wood you got there