• Please visit and share your knowledge at our sister communities:
  • If you have not, please join our official Homebrewing Facebook Group!

    Homebrewing Facebook Group

I like this time at night on HBT

Homebrew Talk

Help Support Homebrew Talk:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
You're just not holding the phone in the right place then.
TWSS :fro:

I'm drinking some red rice wine with a couple months of age on it. It's extremely good. Reminds me of drinking fruit punch koolaid a bit. The dangerous part is, you can't detect the alcohol at all.
 
LG

when I was younger. A lot younver tha. Now. I mDe my first with the Navy. We landed in the Phillipines. There were to drinks. One called Bullfrog. It was probably heavy on cheap vodka. Fun to drink back then. Left a flow on the floor
 

Met that guy a few times in high school. Really, really neat guy. Giant. When I shook his hand it completely enveloped mine.
 
I can just see Stauff relaxing at home in his Bell's Inspired Brewing Forever Lazy Adult Onesie.

IMG_2523__24721_zoom.JPG


This is so wrong: https://bellsbeer.com/store/products/Bell's-Inspired-Brewing®-Forever-Lazy®-Adult-Onesie.html
 
Stauffbier said:
Thanks everyone!

I had a leftover stuffed burger, which I truly enjoyed. As much as I want a beer right now I'm not drinking or taking any meds. I don't want to weaken the effect of the novacane or whatever it is they use. I also don't want my blood running thin.

I have a feeling by this time tomorrow I'll be hitting the whiskey bottle and chocolate pudding hard! haha..

Hope it all goes well for you!

LabRatBrewer said:
My son had his tonsils removed today. surgery went smooth and he's resting well. So maybe I didn't win the 15 gallon stainless conical today (congrat's to
maethorn and thanks to Brewer's Hardware), it was still a good day.

Glad to hear your son's doing well. Dr.s wanted to take my tonsils, and I wouldn't let them. After about age 23, no more trouble with them, so I guess procrastination helped in my case.

The radio in my car hasn't worked in about a year. Everything seemed to operate, but no volume at all. My friend took it out the other day to check for maybe a loose wire, but didn't find anything, but afterward, there was at least a "0" showing on the volume indicator. So today I thought to disconnect the car battery. It worked! Now I can use my radio! Except that now I can o roll down only the driver window from from the driver buttons. Haven't tried the individual window button yet.
 
I love this time of night on hbt! What a week. Over the past few weeks I've been laying tile thoughout my home. Laid 1200 sq ft. The real pain was the prep work. I'm on a slab and the previous owner epoxied the old vynal floor to the cement and put wood laminate on top of that.

It was a ton of fun. So I decided to leave my sons room the way it was as I relaxed that floor a year ago. Bam, once I finish the tile job a damn washer hose :hs:busts ruining the floor in his room.

Been working on that and to top it off!

Now I have three fridges filled with homebrewed kegs 13 total. I also have a deep freezer fermenting four carboys. I am keeping away from this beer to save for my Octoberfest party so I'm not drinking that. I literally have no space for beer and am using a cooler. I posted a few days ago about how my wife is a bit of a hoarder and gets on me about this hobby.....tonight I reminded her .....see I use everything. 3 fridges a deep freezer and a cooler.

I guess having 85 gallons in the pipeline isn't too bad.
 
Wow I have one thing to to say.

To many wonderful people on HBT especially this thread. I dont want to sound mushy but will. You guys are awesome. Period point blank. Im super happy to know you

Dan

i knew you were trying to say that all night long, but just couldn't find the words, right?
 
Time to buy the boy his first shotgun. I'm not a big fan of starting people off with 410's, because its so stinking hard to hit with. My boy however. Isn't the broadest fellow. Standing at 4'5" and 46lbs, I just don't think he can handle more than a .410. He's recently begun to get down on himself about his size and lack of strength. He really has nothing to worry about. I'm 6'3", my brother is 6' and his uncle is 6'1".

Which brings up my next issue. When he was born he inherited his grandfathers 20ga side by side. It's a beauty of an old shotgun. The problem is, that grandfather is my ex-wife's dad. And the shotgun is in his gun case. He's getting up there in years, and I don't think he'll be hunting past this year. Is it weird to ask him for it? I'm sure he knows it won't be for anyone else. I've got my fair share or vintage and modern firearms that far surpass it. Just something I've been pondering. How would y'all go about it?

Here's Dawson with his first solo bass. From plastic selection to tying the hook and selecting the weight, it was all him. I was actually drinking an IPA next to the pool while he was wading out casting. Caught it on a pumpin/red 5" lizard. Carolina jig.



image-3910195206.jpg
 
Time to buy the boy his first shotgun. I'm not a big fan of starting people off with 410's, because its so stinking hard to hit with. My boy however. Isn't the broadest fellow. Standing at 4'5" and 46lbs, I just don't think he can handle more than a .410. He's recently begun to get down on himself about his size and lack of strength. He really has nothing to worry about. I'm 6'3", my brother is 6' and his uncle is 6'1".

Which brings up my next issue. When he was born he inherited his grandfathers 20ga side by side. It's a beauty of an old shotgun. The problem is, that grandfather is my ex-wife's dad. And the shotgun is in his gun case. He's getting up there in years, and I don't think he'll be hunting past this year. Is it weird to ask him for it? I'm sure he knows it won't be for anyone else. I've got my fair share or vintage and modern firearms that far surpass it. Just something I've been pondering. How would y'all go about it?

Here's Dawson with his first solo bass. From plastic selection to tying the hook and selecting the weight, it was all him. I was actually drinking an IPA next to the pool while he was wading out casting. Caught it on a pumpin/red 5" lizard. Carolina jig.



View attachment 144590

i like the picture. How did he inherit the gun if grandfather is still alive?
 
Well. I guess not inherited. It's been passed down from his grandfather. His uncle learned to shoot with it and it was promised on his birth to him. So I guess not quite inherited.
 
Well. I guess not inherited. It's been passed down from his grandfather. His uncle learned to shoot with it and it was promised on his birth to him. So I guess not quite inherited.

My first was an Ithaca Model 37 Featherweight 20 Guage Pump. Still have it today. I would still ask if it was originally promised and relations are not crazy bad. Keeps the tradition moving forward. But, there is nothing wrong in starting a new tradition either.
 
That's a great first.


Here's my upland game stick.



image-3190141704.jpg


1964 Miroku O/U Ordered in 1963 (first year of production) by my grandmother as a gift for my grandfather. It's a Superior Grade, but was special ordered with minimal engraving instead of the usual fully engraved plates.

Oh and that's my India Brown Ale. It's almost bedtime.
 
Hi friends!

I'm back home. It only took an hour. The procedure went surprisingly well, although there is a problem with the dentures. They are mis-lined, and the dentist says they may have to re-make them. What a pain in the butt! I'm on antibiotics so no beer for about 10 days :(
My face is still very numb.
I love the onesie!
 
Stauffbier said:
Hi friends!

I'm back home. It only took an hour. The procedure went surprisingly well, although there is a problem with the dentures. They are mis-lined, and the dentist says they may have to re-make them. What a pain in the butt! I'm on antibiotics so no beer for about 10 days :(
My face is still very numb.
I love the onesie!

Glad it went well and glad you're still numb. I bet you'll be sore when that wears off.
 
Hi friends!

I'm back home. It only took an hour. The procedure went surprisingly well, although there is a problem with the dentures. They are mis-lined, and the dentist says they may have to re-make them. What a pain in the butt! I'm on antibiotics so no beer for about 10 days :(
My face is still very numb.
I love the onesie!

Glad to hear that the procedure went smoothly! I hope they get the dentures sorted out by the time you need them!
 
feel better stauff

Glad it went well and glad you're still numb. I bet you'll be sore when that wears off.
Thanks guys. It wore off and the pain set in. Back on codeine for a couple days.
Glad to hear that the procedure went smoothly! I hope they get the dentures sorted out by the time you need them!

Thanks Mark. They actually stick the dentures in your mouth immediately after pulling the teeth.
 
reinstone said:
I love this time of night on hbt! What a week. Over the past few weeks I've been laying tile thoughout my home. Laid 1200 sq ft. The real pain was the prep work. I'm on a slab and the previous owner epoxied the old vynal floor to the cement and put wood laminate on top of that.

It was a ton of fun. So I decided to leave my sons room the way it was as I relaxed that floor a year ago. Bam, once I finish the tile job a damn washer hose :hs:busts ruining the floor in his room.

Been working on that and to top it off!

Now I have three fridges filled with homebrewed kegs 13 total. I also have a deep freezer fermenting four carboys. I am keeping away from this beer to save for my Octoberfest party so I'm not drinking that. I literally have no space for beer and am using a cooler. I posted a few days ago about how my wife is a bit of a hoarder and gets on me about this hobby.....tonight I reminded her .....see I use everything. 3 fridges a deep freezer and a cooler.

I guess having 85 gallons in the pipeline isn't too bad.

Your wife is as tolaruble as mine

image-1743961269.jpg



image-3436724542.jpg
 
So you're stuck with misaligned dentures until the correct ones arrive? That isn't going to inflict more misery will it?

Yeah I'm stuck with them for a few weeks. I don't believe it will cause any discomfort. It's more of an aesthetic problem.
 
Yep, beaks has it going on. His wife certain is tolerant. My wife doesn't like 4 taps, and one is root beer!

Man I'd love that coffin though. That would be great for lagering.

I agree. I have a 5ft Keezer (which I am grateful to have) so I am always fighting whether to use it to serve (2 (5) gal kegs + 1 (3)gallon but very tight fit) or whether to use for fermentation control. I need a second one or cooler weather.
 
The airlocks in the fridge in the pictures do not have the little lids. I suppose the lids are not necessary. Now I am wondering why I use them at all? It'd be easy to add liquid to the lock without fighting the little lids. Hmmm.
 
I agree. I have a 5ft Keezer (which I am grateful to have) so I am always fighting whether to use it to serve (2 (5) gal kegs + 1 (3)gallon but very tight fit) or whether to use for fermentation control. I need a second one or cooler weather.

I've got a 7 for serving and a 15 for fermenting. I need 2 more: one for lagering, and one to use as an actual freezer for food.

Hhh, screw it. I need two more for beer.

Coincidentally, the 20# CO2 tank in the 15cuft freezer came from Beaks. Thanks!
 
I've got a 7 for serving and a 15 for fermenting. I need 2 more: one for lagering, and one to use as an actual freezer for food.

Hhh, screw it. I need two more for beer.

Coincidentally, the 20# CO2 tank in the 15cuft freezer came from Beaks. Thanks!

I forgot to count the food one. It holds mostly fish (brother-in-law is a commercial fisherman) but also my hops and small yeast farm.
 
Back
Top