I haven't even started brewing yet, and can't wait. Maybe in a week or so, the wife is buying my brew kit for my BDay. The kegerator is done though...
There are few brewpups around, next time I go I'll have to ask.
. I'm what I've actually heard people around here refer to out-of-staters... a "foreigner". The first time I heard someone from rural southern Delaware speak, I figured he must be from the deep south. So, I asked him... nope, Laurel (or something). My jaw dropped because he had a pretty thick southern-style drawl.
I thought that was Groundskeeper Willy.
Do they say "get up with you" up there? As in, "I'll get up with you later." Everyone says that down here. I've lived all over the US and abroad... I survived the "youns" of western Pennsylvania, the "like's" and "all's" of SoCal, the "dust bins" and "washing-up liquids" of the UK, but that one threw me for a loop when I first heard it. Get UP with me? What kind of inuendo is that? :cross:
