What can go up a chimney down, but can't go down a chimney up?
449002
I believe it is an umbrella\n\nRuth
565683
Cant get a moose drunk in alaska or take a picture of a sleeping polar bear.\nOr cant push moose out of a plane.
868144
I don't think they can climb walls, but if they do get inside your walls they can climb the insulation and then get into your attic. Maybe you should cover your vent if it is safe to do so.
202575
Try the top. Other option may be doggie
678881
You can't dig half a hole.
184133
I wouldn't attempt it unless you can level the ground. Trying to put blocks under the legs is a recipe for disaster.
1001119
As far as I know they are not prohibited.  They have developed towers to resemble trees so that the reception is a little better.  The deeper that you go into the park the less likely you will be able to get a signal!
171298
Smoke + fog. Insufficient winds.
1180409
Try to do somthing with Fire wall!
873724
There probably are chimney pots but they may be cleverly disguised as turrets or something equally 'gothic'. When the houses of parliament were built, it was a 'state of the art' building, despite its old fashioned appearance - built in a very fashionable style at the time.
676499
technically not possible!!
950756
I'm afraid I can't do that. It'll burn up and disintegrate before it even gets half-way down to you. :-P
85782
dont be silly of course not you could cause a fire and then where would u b. PLEASE DONT DO IT OK.
532798
still scratch , you cant go up
1146029
It's:\n\nOne may have a blazing hearth in one's soul and yet no one ever comes to sit by it. Passersby see only a wisp of smoke rising from the chimney and continue on their way.
1187127
its not possible cos all the CO2 escapes
478699
You will first have to contact your municipality and see if they allow outdoor "recreation" fires. We built one in our back yard and used redbrick to do it. Dig a pit aprox 1 to 1&1/2 feet deep, and as wide as you need it. Level out bottom. Line with redbrick. Leave sides earthen. You have to remember to not stack the bricks around the top, this will prevent air flow.If you want a finished look for the top use one layer of bricks turned on their side so the holes in the bricks let the fire get air. If you just want an outdoor fire ring that you can cook on look on Gander Mountain's website. You will need to order a catolog, it's free. They sell fire rings that are somewhat inexpensive and you can put your cooking racks right on top to cook. We have both and use the ring more than the pit it's easier and can be taken inside over he winter. I hope this helps you out. Good Luck!!!\nhttp://www.gandermountain.com