14 Replies to “Smell that Smell”

  1. cant be much heat in expanded clay. next they will be eating cats. that will generate more western outrage than any human deaths

    1. They are talking about wood pellets. They are used as cat litter. They work about as well as the clay ones.
      I can’t imagine that they are really any different from those intended to burn – just sold in smaller, more expensive packs.

      1. I know a few farmers who buy heating pellets instead of animal bedding because 25% cheaper.

        The heating pellets seem a little coarser, more pine tar, but apparently the horses don’t mind.

  2. Here is a little article from last year about wood pellets burned to produce electricity that some might find interesting.

    https://www.bbc.com/news/business-59546281

    In conjunction with that we have this article,

    http://www.pellet-making.com/blog/wood-pellets-Canada.html

    “Biomass fuels are carbon neutral.” That’s as big a lie as the election was safe and secure or the injections were safe and effective. Lets just start at the beginning of the cycle where the trees are cut down and harvested with chain-saws and diesel trucks, then manufactured with power consuming machines, then transported across the continent and ocean in diesel powered trains and bulk carriers. All this to produce electrical energy in a nation that led the industrial revolution by harnessing energy some 250 years ago using hydro and coal power, and is now reduced to burning cat litter to heat their homes!

  3. “What did communists burn for heat before animal feces?”
    “Coal.”

    Leftists are pressing for the end of human civilization. They won’t be happy until we’re all living in caves, and even then they’ll complain that the cave paintings are racist and transphobic.

  4. rd
    that was back in the 70T’s and 80T’s when bible thumpers were doing that, used watch on the B&W TV, great entertainment it was

  5. “It is cold”, said Yob the postman.
    “It is the will of God”, replied Ivan. And he put another lump of clay in the little wooden stove to make it burn brighter.

    (Pardon me if I mangled this quote by S. Leacock)

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