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Anthracite might burn well but most will never know, the fires in grates have all burnt low. We're farming wind and waves,harnessing the nuclear reaction,sadly I find not one ounce of satisfaction in this, I miss the welcoming glow of red hot flames and the toasting of marshmallows and everybody knows you can toast them on turbines. I whinge and whine but I'll be fine as soon as I step into line with modern inconveniences. I am informed by those who know,that the fish with two heads and the greenish glow has nothing to do with you know what and all we're really lacking is a ******* good dose of cracking fracking.
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Mar 14, 2014
Mar 14, 2014 at 7:25 AM UTC
Sadly in Stratford
Anthracite might burn well but most will never know, the fires in grates have all burnt low. We're farming wind and waves,harnessing the nuclear reaction,sadly I find not one ounce of satisfaction in this, I miss the welcoming glow of red hot flames and the toasting of marshmallows and everybody knows you can toast them on turbines. I whinge and whine but I'll be fine as soon as I step into line with modern inconveniences. I am informed by those who know,that the fish with two heads and the greenish glow has nothing to do with you know what and all we're really lacking is a ******* good dose of cracking fracking.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Mar 14, 2014
Mar 14, 2014 at 7:25 AM UTC
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