A thread by lhu1281 on here reminded me of something I read on Pistonheads recently, I thought it was impressive and have decided to share it with you lot. I have shamelessly copied pasted his thread in true b0dyr0ck2006 fashion. All credits go to Tampon and can be read here So me and the Fil are sorting his garden. We need to empty the shed of paint tins, fixed solid workbench he built 30 years ago, remove chest of drawers, cuboards and all the crap that makes its way into a 1940's tin 12ft by 10ft shed over the years. Then we need to pull off the sheeting, tar roof, knock the shed down, and take the lot to the dump. As we are about to start he turns to me and says "do you think if we just poured in petrol and burnt it, it would be easier?" I can't believe my ears, "yes, I think it would mate". Cue me and him trying to find matches without the MiL cottoning on to the fact we are about to commit arson. Enjoy. Small fire under the bench Bit of smoke The last time I can get near the door for an hour. Now it really starts going, the door started to make sucking noises as it fed the fire air, cans of aerosol start exploding and flying out every now and then. Arty Roof comes in and we start having to douse the bay tree and fence thats on fire, all under control........... I believe this is called a controlled fire? well thats what we told the neighbours who started looking on in horror as buildings on fire were happening. I can confirm it is the quickest way to pull a shed down and not have to go to the dump though.
