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That's really a **** thing to have to deal with man. We lost our 18 year old dog about 2 years ago..it was harder than losing my grandfathers.... and THAT was tough!

I'll be making a Strong Scotch Ale tomorrow. It's going to be over 9%. 10 Gallons of this stuff is going to last me MONTHS!

What an interesting read.... I think I might go and check the cost of all of my Equipment as well.... I'll be back!

I have brewed this recipe.. and one almost identical for a total of 80 Gallons this year 2748 + 80 = 2828

NEVER Replaced one bucket or hose.. been going for 2 years. We'll see how it goes in another 2-3.

You don't need 10 feet for the gas line. the length doesn't matter at all. Now as for the beer lines... I have 5mm lines (3/16) and I use a litle over 8 feet of beer lines per tap.

I own a few weapons, but don't get to use them anymore. I moved to Australia, and left all of my guns back at my dad's place. Here's the basis of what I have: Ruger M77 Heavy Varmint .220 Swift W Leupold Ruger Model 1 .223 W Leupold Ruger Stainless 10/22 with trigger job and custom stock W...

We used to have Goose for Christmas, and Yeah, it is a greasy bird.. but OH so sweet to eat! Never tried to fry one... Go for it!

I just use these web site. I create a label, then view it large size, then drag it to my desktop. Print them and stick on with milk! http://start.beerlabelbuilder.com

I use this.. view at largest size, then drag it to my desktop, and print them http://start.beerlabelbuilder.com/

Hmm, for 2010.. let me see. I already have 12 kegs, 6 perlicks, 2 fridges with temp controllers, 7 fermenters, a grain mill.. motorised, and heaps of Grain. I also brew a stout, 3 legged hound Pale ale, City of fountians Pale ale, Gumballhead, Cascades Orange Palae Ale, Apfelwein, and a...

Ed, Good to see it's all finally coming together. Great work with the new job as well!