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Personalized Brews

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by 2y1y1z2, Oct 16, 2007.

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Is this Spam?

  1. Yes

  2. No

  3. Nader

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  1. #1
    2y1y1z2

    Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    So, I just got a book, The Hidden Truth of Your Name, and apparently there are certain botanicals associated with a person's name, usually just three. It got me to thinking about making brews specifically for a person based on the botanicals associated with their names. For example, my name's Sean and the botanicals associated with Sean are Beetroot, Lungwort, and Strawberry. Now, it doesn't sound too great, but it might not be that bad.

    What do you guys think, and what would be the best way to go about doing this?

    Also, there's about 700 names in the book, so if you'd like to know what your botanicals are, I can likely tell you.

    If this turns out to be not so bad, I'll start making brews for my friends. I can't wait to get to Amber's. Her botanicals are Cherry, Dandelion, and Strawberry. :)
     
  2. #2
    talleymonster

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    HMMMM. I'm curious what my "botanicals" are...

    RYAN

    You got that name in your book?

    How about

    TINA or CHRISTINA???

    or

    VIOLET??
     
  3. #3
    DeathBrewer

    Maniacally Malty  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Interesting idea. Hit me up for "Benjamin"
     
  4. #4
    JustDave

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    How about "Dave" or "David"?

    Or "Leana"?
     
  5. #5
    talleymonster

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    I think we might learn everybody's real names in this thread.:p
     
  6. #6
    JustDave

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    True. And the names of their wives/children :)
     
  7. #7
    Bernie Brewer

    Grouchy Old Fart

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    How about Doug or Douglas


    Please:eek:
     
  8. #8
    Crazytwoknobs

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Yeah, hit me with "Evan".
     
  9. #9
    olllllo

    []-O-[]  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Spammy Davis Jr.


    I'm not sure if this is spam. Doesn't look to be a bot and there's no linky.
    Just for laughs, I added a poll.
     
  10. #10
    Ryanh1801

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    yes....................
     
  11. #11
    JustDave

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    When I first read this, I thought spam ... but there was no link to the book so I thought it was legit.

    So if it is spam, it's not very good spam :)
     
  12. #12
    casper0074

    Active Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    This poll should be:

    Is it gay to know the botanical association for your name? The choices could be "manly", "metrosexual", "gay", or "flamer"!
     
  13. #13
    Cheesefood

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    If you're comfortable with your sexuality, there's no threat.
     
  14. #14
    the_bird

    10th-Level Beer Nerd  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    I don't know if this is spam or not, but it is WAY too touchy-feeley, new-agey for me.

    Cheese is right, BTW.
     
  15. #15
    Bernie Brewer

    Grouchy Old Fart

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Hmmm never thought of spam on this one. Doesn't seem to be selling anything, so I dunno.......
     
  16. #16
    RichBrewer

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    I was thinking the same thing. For a first post I've got to wonder.
     
  17. #17
    JustDave

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Join Date: Sep 2007

    That's a very patient spammer.
     
  18. #18
    olllllo

    []-O-[]  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    He's a sleeper spammer.
     
  19. #19
    arturo7

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Maybe the OP likes the concept of spamming but doesn't want any commercial gain from it. A "soul spammer" as it were.
     
  20. #20
    WOP31

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    I said spam, but if not let me know what the botanicals for ABDULKAREEM are.
    Thanks


    Cheers
     
  21. #21
    2y1y1z2

    Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    lol Not spam, just a sleepy OP. Here's what I got from the names given:

    Benjamin - Caraway, Marjoram, Oats, Parsley
    Christina - Lettuce, Cucumber, Plantain
    Dave - Marjoram, Parsley, Haze, Oats
    David - Sage, Spinach, Medlar
    Doug - Plantain, Lettuce, Cabbage, Chicory
    Douglas - Blackberry, Elder, Juniper, Hops
    Evan - Dog rose, Violets, Almonds, Walnuts
    Leana - Not in the book, sorry.
    Ryan - Sage, Spinach, Iceland Moss
    Tina - Marsh Mallow, Pilewort, Ragwort
    Violet - Colewort, Plantain, Cabbage

    I don't know whether I should go by birth name or the most commonly used name for the person. My father's birth name is David, but everyone calls him Dave. Also, different botanicals are listed for different spellings of the same name.
     
  22. #22
    Orfy

    For the love of beer!  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Who makes this stuff up?

    Doesn't a medlar look like a dogs icehole?
     
  23. #23
    Bernie Brewer

    Grouchy Old Fart

    Posted Oct 16, 2007


    Game Over!!! I win!!!!!



    :D
     
  24. #24
    2y1y1z2

    Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
  25. #25
    Orfy

    For the love of beer!  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    But you Name is Bernie Brewer!!!!

    Is Brewer your family name or is it a married name? :D
     
  26. #26
    DeathBrewer

    Maniacally Malty  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    it's pretty silly, but it would be fun if everyone made brews with this crap to see how bad they come out :p

    the only thing i'd be concerned about with mine is the parsley
     
  27. #27
    Orfy

    For the love of beer!  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    I think mine will be worse!
    Dogs ass Ale!!!
     
  28. #28
    Tielson's

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    what about the name Bobby or Robert?
     
  29. #29
    Rhoobarb

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Okay, I'll bite. What about Mark and Kelly?
     
  30. #30
    JustDave

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    What would your slogan be? Something like "It takes a licking" ? :)
     
  31. #31
    Brewpastor

    Beer, not rocket chemistry

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Poison Ivy, skunk sumac, wheat
     
  32. #32
    Danny013

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    I'll jump in too. Hows about Danny or Daniel.

    How do they come up with it? "Hm, that looks like it would go well with a 'Bob'."
     
  33. #33
    olllllo

    []-O-[]  

    Posted Oct 16, 2007
    Before we all go skipping down the garden path together, I have question for 2y1y1z2, the OP.

    Do you brew, have you brewed, do you intend to brew?

    If the answer is yes, let's hear about it!
    If the answer is no, then I suggest we make this our goodbye.

    Bear in mind, a couple of mods almost clipped this thread and insta-banned you because it looked suspiciously spam-like.
     
  34. #34
    dibby33

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2007
    Ah like the cut of yer jib laddie.

    Parsley : There is no need for this herb. None. Oats yeup.
     
  35. #35
    landhoney

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2007
    How about Grigori Rasputin?

    What? That's my name





    +;)
     
  36. #36
    2y1y1z2

    Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2007
    I intend to brew. I'm saving up some cash to get some equipment right now. I just wanted some people's opinions on how they thought they would turn out. Most of them seem pretty gag-inducing, but who knows?

    Bob - Borage, Chamomile, Saffron, Gentian Root
    Robert - Vervain, Dog Rose
    Mark - Hops, Blackberry, Linseed
    Kelly - Cabbage, Colewort, Moonwort
    Danny - Sage, Solomon's Seal, Medlar
    Daniel - Broom, Garlic, Onion, White Hellebore
     
  37. #37
    Fingers

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2007
    Then there are those of use who don't get much sex at all and become very uncomfortable. Not that I'm gonna go gay bashing or anything, but Cheese, can you get your avatar to put it's shirt on? :(
     
  38. #38
    olllllo

    []-O-[]  

    Posted Oct 17, 2007
    Cool.
    Welcome then.
    We get some random trolls from time to time.
     
  39. #39
    olllllo

    []-O-[]  

    Posted Oct 17, 2007
    As a first beer, I recommend keeping it simple.
    Some adjuncts are rather benign, but from kettle to keg, there are innumerable ways/times to add, say, an orange peel, that may alter the way that it is tasted or smelled.

    Go read howtobrew.com and look specifically at hop additions and you'll see what I mean. Start simple.
     
  40. #40
    Yuri_Rage

    Gritty.  

    Posted Oct 17, 2007
    Sure glad I'm not making any Violet Velvet...

    Violet - Colewort, Plantain, Cabbage

    Lovely banana esters overshadowed by dueling cabbage notes...

    Ok, this thread is officially very strange...but what about the name, Nathan?
     
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