Here are a few of my recent favorites. As always, I'm willing to make labels for anyone that wants them, simply because I enjoy this as much as making the beer.
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Nice.
Do you use gimp?
I have to go do a Christmas one. But I'm cream crackered.
Do you use gimp?
I have to go do a Christmas one. But I'm cream crackered.
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yes, I use the Gimp. Been tinkering with that program since... hell... whenever it came out for the first time.
and.. what does "cream crackered" mean?
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and.. what does "cream crackered" mean?
-walker
knackered.
Worn out.
Worn out.
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good thing you put "worn out" on there, or I would have had to ask what knackered meant, too. 
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Horses used to be taken to the knackers yard when they weren't fit for work to be turned into matresses and glue.
I've been kegging bottling and bewing for 9 hours. And I have still to right my logs up and do the bottle labels.
I've been kegging bottling and bewing for 9 hours. And I have still to right my logs up and do the bottle labels.
Darth Konvel
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Very nice. Always fun to flex a little Gimp-fu
What font is that on the pandora's box label? Very cool.
What font is that on the pandora's box label? Very cool.
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yeah, that one seems to be a big hit here. Now I fear that the beer (brewed last night) will never live up to the label.
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HomerT said:
Scottish ales back in the old days were priced based on how strong they were. The /- is read as "shilling". SO, thisis a Scottish 80 Shilling ale.
also, there are no such things as stupid questions.
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40/- 60/- and 80/- (shilling) relates to Scottish Ale.
Tony
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HomerT said:
You got that right!
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