is it ok to burn pressure treated wood in my in door fire place or should i burn it in my fire pit?

No it is not OK. The old pressure treated wood (CCA rating) was treated with arsenic.

The new pressure treated wood (ACQ rating) is treated with high levels of copper oxide.

Both will emit these gasses when burned.

Herb

You need to make sure the damper is open. after arranging the wood you will be burning, from small to larger pieces on top (and possibly some paper), hold a lit piece of paper up near the flue. This will get a draft started so the smoke doesn't come back into the house. When you see the smoke from the paper going up the chimney, light the wood. Do not use flammable liquids to start the fire.

No. Pressure treated wood that was made before '03 contained Arsenic. If you burn it you'll release Arsenic into the air! Do you really want to poison yourself and your neighbors?

I'm not sure what wood was treated with after '03, but it's probably poisonous as well so I won't burn that either.

No you absolutely cannot burn pressure treated wood as it contains arsenics.

You can only burn clean, dry seasoned wood.

Give it to your ex wife or the neighbor you don't like to burn in their fireplace.

NO, the fumes emitted while burning are toxic.

Why don't you give it to someone that can use it!? Or is it all cut up like firewood?