Millennials will never understand the clicking followed by the drowsiness
susanboylesvajazzle on
Clunk… clunk… clunk… WOOPH!… creak… creak… creak…
snekkitysnek76 on
The ignition on ours failed so you’d have to try and light it with a match. The large flame after a lot of gas built up used to scare the shite out of me
HereWeGoAgain666999 on
The blast of gas and heat that comes off them when u first fire it up
davesr25 on
Steamy socks on the cloths horse.
healywylie on
Don’t let the dog sleep too close!
box_of_carrots on
Ah shur they were super!
-myeyeshaveseenyou- on
90s kid, this was a permanent fixture in the kitchen in winter until I was 11 as we had no central heating. Also I bought one myself in the uk in 2015 as the flat I moved into in November had no heating for the first 6 weeks of living there. I do find them oddly pleasant
Opposite-Answer608 on
Did anyone else randomly put a bowl of water under it thinking it made it all healthy?
Dayzed-n-Confuzed on
“Clunk – click click click – turn the gas on! It is on!! Click click wooooof keep it pressed! I am I am. Okay how many bars? 3 I’m fkn freezing……. Nope don’t remember them
Louth_Mouth on
The Senicide Euthanasia regulator 2000.
BUNT7 on
Thats more an 80s model
LingonberryMuted7186 on
80s kids like me saw them only in the posh houses
Over-Egg-5229 on
Did ye hold a slice of bread in front of it and make toast?
Tall_Bet_4580 on
Have one in the garage , use it when I’m out working there. Puts the temperature up a bit
garygunning1984 on
And the spiderwebs being burned after lighting it for the first time in ages
Richiesaidohyea on
I’ve mine wheeled out
Naoise007 on
That smell of burning dust after not using it for a few months
Grandday4itlike on
Jesus I’ll never forget the humidity from those super sers!
dubs286 on
Toaster
ResponsibleTrain1059 on
We have no idea why our cancer rates are so how.
MushroomsMushroom on
Ah yes, carbon monoxide poisoning, hello darkness my old friend
Igloo_Dweller on
Oh you guys didn’t have family that left this on all the time? Well aren’t ye sheltered.
biffogooner on
Have one sitting in the hallway ready to go.
adjust_to_midnight on
Jaysus they were great boyos them!
snek-jazz on
Parents were wary of gas, never had any gas appliance.
forgot_her_password on
I’ve one of those yokes heating my room right now.
It’s not quite of that vintage, probably about 20 years old. And yes I’ve got a carbon monoxide alarm.
Crackabis on
Jesus my nan had that exact bloody one! I remember having this fired up beside me in my nans sitting room in the early mornings before the fireplace was cleaned out and lit again, watching Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on the telly and eating a bowl of Coco Pops.
NooktaSt on
Rolled in? It was the center piece of the kitchen all year round.
Used to get dressed in front of it in the winter.
TheStoicNihilist on
We have a fancy one as backup heat but I hate using the thing.
NJrose20 on
When it hadn’t been used for a while you’d smell the dust burning first.
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Millennials will never understand the clicking followed by the drowsiness
Clunk… clunk… clunk… WOOPH!… creak… creak… creak…
The ignition on ours failed so you’d have to try and light it with a match. The large flame after a lot of gas built up used to scare the shite out of me
The blast of gas and heat that comes off them when u first fire it up
Steamy socks on the cloths horse.
Don’t let the dog sleep too close!
Ah shur they were super!
90s kid, this was a permanent fixture in the kitchen in winter until I was 11 as we had no central heating. Also I bought one myself in the uk in 2015 as the flat I moved into in November had no heating for the first 6 weeks of living there. I do find them oddly pleasant
Did anyone else randomly put a bowl of water under it thinking it made it all healthy?
“Clunk – click click click – turn the gas on! It is on!! Click click wooooof keep it pressed! I am I am. Okay how many bars? 3 I’m fkn freezing……. Nope don’t remember them
The Senicide Euthanasia regulator 2000.
Thats more an 80s model
80s kids like me saw them only in the posh houses
Did ye hold a slice of bread in front of it and make toast?
Have one in the garage , use it when I’m out working there. Puts the temperature up a bit
And the spiderwebs being burned after lighting it for the first time in ages
I’ve mine wheeled out
That smell of burning dust after not using it for a few months
Jesus I’ll never forget the humidity from those super sers!
Toaster
We have no idea why our cancer rates are so how.
Ah yes, carbon monoxide poisoning, hello darkness my old friend
Oh you guys didn’t have family that left this on all the time? Well aren’t ye sheltered.
Have one sitting in the hallway ready to go.
Jaysus they were great boyos them!
Parents were wary of gas, never had any gas appliance.
I’ve one of those yokes heating my room right now.
It’s not quite of that vintage, probably about 20 years old. And yes I’ve got a carbon monoxide alarm.
Jesus my nan had that exact bloody one! I remember having this fired up beside me in my nans sitting room in the early mornings before the fireplace was cleaned out and lit again, watching Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on the telly and eating a bowl of Coco Pops.
Rolled in? It was the center piece of the kitchen all year round.
Used to get dressed in front of it in the winter.
We have a fancy one as backup heat but I hate using the thing.
When it hadn’t been used for a while you’d smell the dust burning first.