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Food matters. Also, if you were plowing her at the time, that might have made a difference.

When I was in college, we used to go down to the ghetto mart and buy a bunch of 40's and all sit around getting wrecked whilst watching WWF. It was like a man's soap opera, and it was ONLY good when you were drinking malt liquor. I tried watching it sober once, I thought I was gonna fall asleep...

You cannot possibly be that retarded. Do you understand what "nappy" means? I don't know about you, but I've never seen a nappy head of hair and thought "hey, that looks like a bunch of little sprouts!" I'm sorry, but anyone who thinks this is a racist product has got their head way, way, way...

Tell her to post her CL ad locally...

Uh...apparently you've completely forgotten about the endless march of idiotic "milkin' it" merch that followed 9/11. A chia obama is NOTHING compared to that sh*t. That, THAT, was the absolute low point of capitalism. We went from 24/7 9/11 coverage on every network for like 3 or 4 weeks...

That's insane, dude. How could you have seen it 10 times but never all the way thru? It's like not seeing the end of the sixth sense...

I would ramp it up SLOWLY to end at ~72f. Fermentation temps are most important during the growth phase and the first 1/3 of active fermentation. If it's been rolling long for a couple days or more, yes, I would not hesitate to bring it up...but do it slowly.

Well, think about it: if you disconnect the downspout from the storm sewer (really probably the french foundation drain system, too), then you should just be able to run the overflow hose from the rain barrel into that open storm sewer connection, so that if the barrels fill up, it will overflow...

Duh. I know what he was saying, and I pretty much said what you said right there, but about 3 pages back: I was making a funny. :cross:

I had a gutter downspout that emptied onto a splashblock on my patio, then sheeted out from there. I simply cut the downspout off just above the rain barrels, and used a couple plastic flexible elbows to direct it into the first barrel. Then I hook them up between the spigots, and they fill...

Eventually...we've had them since April, and it's not as strong as it was. It's not that bad, though, in any case...

Well, I wouldn't use it for the rinse cycles because it smells a bit like olives, but for the wash cycle, it's fine. See, I don't think that's the same company, but I don't know, really. She said she was from Raleigh, but the "www.therainbarrelcompany.com" says they're in Atlanta. Hmm...

Yes, probably. I paid $60/each for mine, they're old olive barrels, came outfitted with screw-one screened lids, overflow connex, and spigots (plus my city is giving $30 rebates for rain barrels now, so they'll end up being $30/ea) I wouldn't use anything that's had farm chemicals in it! The...

He looks as stupid as they day he said it. The fact that Crowley helped him down the stairs doesn't change that. You can't say for sure either way, but you can be assured of one thing: you can never, ever, ever put too much stock in what normal people do when the eyes of the nation are...

harbor freight FTW...for $40, might as well try it out. Thanks, shakey!:rockin:

Right...stupid cop helps stupid race-baiter down the stairs as the cameras are rolling, and stupid race-baiter looks stupider? And I'm sure that Crowley helping the old man down the stairs had absolutely nothing to do with the fact that the cameras were rolling. Yawn. Let this issue die, FFS. As...

Christ, you're not kidding...funny how we lambaste immigrants for not learning english good, but peruse this forum alone and you'll find plenty of good ol' fashioned 'merkins who lack the basic spelling and grammar skills to get through middle school. If Jose the Immigrant should have to...

that's a good point, though not exactly eloquently expressed. If you keep giving in to her nagging, then she's going to keep making you do what she wants by nagging more. And soon, you're an empty shell of your former self, reduced to spending your nights watching Bravo and TLC and obeying your...

that utility pump has 20 feet of head.

Well, I have a submersible sump pump, but I'm looking for an inline pump. I don't really think opening up the barrels and dunking the submersible pump in there is the way to go. I see this one from TSC as well...more expensive, but looks like it will do the trick, and I won't be pumping it...