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You can't just go showing pictures of your big black cock, people might get jealous :)

I would just do it as an addition.

I'm not one to talk, I've moved to dry yeast for most of my recipes calling for neutral yeasts because I don't feel like using a starter.

I used to do this, but I found it easier to just put the water in at about 10 degrees above strike temp, then wait a couple minutes until the water gets to strike temp. Every cooler needs a different amount for preheating, but you'll figure yours out.

A slap pack is really still underpitching. If you want to get to a pitching count that's recommended, you need at least 2 packs.

I agree, you definitely need some caramel type malts in there if you want some sweetness. I would probably do a half pound of caramel 60, I like the mid-range crystal malts in my stouts.

You'll likely get some more esters than you were banking on, but just cool it down now and RDWHAHB.

I'll put you up on our pullout couch Yoop, free of charge, just lots of cats and a dog :)

Money! I can walk there from my place in Hillcrest!

I'm going tonight, since the SWMBO is working overnight Saturday.

Me too. I'll split cab fare with you:)

There's plenty of yeast in there and it cools down quick. Nothing to worry about.

Live at Sin-e is a great album as well, with his interaction with the crowd.

I think it depends on how you do the math. If you're doing all grain, then the cost of the ingredients will be cheaper than buying the same amount of a quality craft beer. But if you are investing in things like brewing systems and kegerators, it's probably a wash in the long run.

That would be fine with me, I have been to PP yet.

I'm in for the 17th.

You'd better believe it. Cats living with dogs, mass hysteria!

Where does everyone go around here to fill your CO2 tank? I'd prefer to refill as opposed to swap, since my tank is in very good shape.

I finally moved to San Diego last week, I'm looking forward to meeting you guys!

I became a Mac guy a few years ago, and will never go back. But for the people who say they need to run Windows programs - just download Parallels (or another mirroring program), and you can run Windows from a Mac, it only takes about 25 G of your hard drive.