I'll pile on . . .
Many of my posts are dumb, nonsensical and ill-advised. But really, this is just plain 'ol stupid.
I got shut down - no more outdoor brewing
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I'll pile on . . .
Many of my posts are dumb, nonsensical and ill-advised. But really, this is just plain 'ol stupid.
What's a half an acre with that setup running for in Emeryville these days?
Wait, I'll call one of the Pixar guys. They're local...and pretty much the only ones who could afford it.
Open flame huh?
Every weekend I'd tour the block and report every single b-b-q in operation!!!! Propane or charcoal.
Every weekend I'd tour the block and report every single b-b-q in operation!!!! Propane or charcoal.
rico567
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Originally Posted by alecoholic
I'm not sure why people choose to live like rats stacked on top of each other in places like townhomes but if you accept that type of lifestyle, you deserve what you get.
I agree completely, AND it's not what I just renewed on HBT and come to see. Generally, HBT is a breath of fresh air, compared to a lot of stuff on the Internet.
If anything, we're all here to discuss and try to help people brew in their given situation, which (from what I've read on most HBT threads) they are quite capable of making into places where they can make very fine beer indeed.
"The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell,
a Hell of Heaven."
- John Milton, Paradise Lost
I'm not sure why people choose to live like rats stacked on top of each other in places like townhomes but if you accept that type of lifestyle, you deserve what you get.
I agree completely, AND it's not what I just renewed on HBT and come to see. Generally, HBT is a breath of fresh air, compared to a lot of stuff on the Internet.
If anything, we're all here to discuss and try to help people brew in their given situation, which (from what I've read on most HBT threads) they are quite capable of making into places where they can make very fine beer indeed.
"The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell,
a Hell of Heaven."
- John Milton, Paradise Lost
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jacksonbrown
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I'm surprised to see this got sug back up. For whatever it's worth, I don't brew in doors. I just moved my operation to the yard (even though I'm still within 10 ft of a structure), but my direct neighbors don't care. And in the winter, I'm in the garage with the door up only 1.5-2 feet. So far so good.
Oh, and if alecoholic is willing to spring for us to move to a single family home in the area, I am totally down with that. Just let me know how you want to work out the payments.
Oh, and if alecoholic is willing to spring for us to move to a single family home in the area, I am totally down with that. Just let me know how you want to work out the payments.
throwbookatface
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What's a half an acre with that setup running for in Emeryville these days?
Wait, I'll call one of the Pixar guys. They're local...and pretty much the only ones who could afford it.
Yup, That's why I brew 1-2 gal batches in my studio, with my tiny stove and sink.
With alecoholic's help though I can make payments on the penthouses with rooftop yards a couple floors above me, probably occupied by Pixar execs!Once I graduate from law school and hopefully end up in Texas, THEN I can start "choosing" where to live.
jacksonbrown said:
Thats why I hate HOAs. Can't even do what you want to your own home. I came home from work one day and the HOA painted my front door.......while it was closed. Pain in the ass to open when it was dry.
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