Here's mine. I know everybody has some, let's see it.
But you clicked anywayBrewing Clamper said:Phew, you scared me there for a moment with that thread title!
AGBrewer said:But you clicked anyway
BlindLemonLars said:That's the second ugliest keggle I've ever seen.
Oh, the humanities! That is tragic...Cheesefood said:
BlindLemonLars said:Oh, the humanities! That is tragic...
I like the pencil on the floor. It suggests that some planning actually went into this project.
Cheesefood said:Looks like at one point he used a door-knob hole saw.
YooperBrew said:I'm absolutely and thoroughly disappointed in this thread. I was expecting much more exciting photos!
the_bird said:Now, if you'd like to share your "junk in the trunk," go right ahead!
YooperBrew said:As as matter of fact, it has happened. You guys just all missed it! There may be someone around here who remembers it, though.
But, does this count as ugly junk?
https://cdn.homebrewtalk.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=2767&c=1&userid=4189
Bobby_M said:posting your keg pic here after Biermuncher has already posted his is like trying to tell a story about having a single wisdom tooth pulled.
the_bird said:Now, if you'd like to share your "junk in the trunk," go right ahead!
That's not really an immersion chiller. It's a CFC without the counterflow part. I actually used the KISS principle here. I only need the single pump to make it work. It chills wort as fast as I can transfer it.Fingers said:From CFC to immersion? That seems backwards. Enlighten me, oh he who manufactures.
Fingers said:This is the 'ugly junk' thread. You're looking for the 'Yooper junk' thread. I don't think we get that until 5,000.
paulthenurse said:You don't need to appologize for your kitchen, Bird. Just look around and ask yourself, "What would Bob Villa do?"
the_bird said:Bob Villa would act like a total diva, get in the way of his contractors, demand too much money, start making sh*tty shows and whore his soul to Craftsman tools.
You mean what Tommy Silva would do?
The real question is what would Red Green and Tim Taylor do? I can see it now duct tape and more power. Bird, they'll fix that stove.:rockin:Bernie Brewer said:The real question is what would Tim the Tool Man do???
Short Drive said:The real question is what would Red Green and Tim Taylor do? I can see it now duct tape and more power. Bird, they'll fix that stove.:rockin:
Andy R.
Marlboro, VT 05344
Dear Click and Clack,
I am writing to offer profound thanks to you for resolving an important philosophical question that has been heatedly debated for the last twenty years. The rumination began on a construction site one summer in the early 1970's, as my friend Jamie and I were working our way through college. The question we raised and have agonized over, lo these many years, is one that I've never read about in any philosophical treatise, and yet I have found it has applied to countless situations and conversations overheard in bars, repair shops, sporting events, political debates, etc. etc. etc.
Posit the question: Do two people who don't know what they are talking about know more or less than one person who doesn't know what he's talking about? (Pardon the un-PC masculine pronoun, but I have found this to be, most predominately, a male phenomenon.)
In your recent conversations regarding electric brakes on a cattle carrier, I believe you definitely answered this query and have put our debate to rest. Amazingly enough, you proved that even in a case where one person might know nothing about a subject, it is possible for two people to know even less!
One person will only go so far out on a limb in his construction of deeply hypothetical structures, and will often end with a shrug or a raising of hands to indicate the dismissability of his particular take on a subject. With two people, the intricacies, the gives and takes, the wherefores and why-nots, can become a veritable pas-de-deux of breathtaking speculation, interwoven in such a way that apologies or gestures of doubt are rendered unnecessary.
I had always suspected this was the case, but no argument I could have built from my years of observation would have so satisfyingly closed the door on the subject as your performance on the cattle carrier call. To begin your comments by saying, "We'll answer your question if you tell us how electric brakes work" and "We've never heard of electric brakes" and then indulge in lengthy theoretical hypostulations on the whys and wherefores of the caller's problem allowed me to observe that you were finally putting this gnarly question to rest.
I am forever indebted to you for the great service you have performed! I'm truly impressed that it took so many years of listening to your show to finally have this matter resolved.Sincerely,
Andy R.
Short Drive said:The real question is what would Red Green and Tim Taylor do? I can see it now duct tape and more power. Bird, they'll fix that stove.:rockin:
Why am I not buying this? I'm betting ther ain't nothing wrong with your junk.YooperBrew said:Oh, believe me, "Yooper Junk" qualifies as "Ugly Junk". Kind of like Biermuncher's keggle- it ain't pretty but it gets the job done.
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