m1k3 said:You ponder if you were to die, who/if your beer in the fermenter would get bottled/kegged.
this has cross my mind also
m1k3 said:You ponder if you were to die, who/if your beer in the fermenter would get bottled/kegged.
When drinking at 6 am before work is OK. It is justified by making hydrometer readings.
+1 When your bottles are cleaner then your house
The vet tells you that your dog has some sort of yeast around the bottom of his mouth and your first thought is "did this son of a b get into my brown ale in the primary?"
When you say, "I have this great idea..." and before you can get any further your wife says, "Let me guess, this is about beer."
When you say, "I have this great idea..." and before you can get any further your wife says, "Let me guess, this is about beer."
BrewMU said:When nice weather pisses you off. I've got beer in the #%$@ing garage cold crashing - lets hold off a few more weeks on #%$#ing Spring.
When your heart skips a beat when the propane runs out during the boil.
...and when you want fire up the BBQ, you have to go to your brew room to get the propane tank.
What a propane bbq? Might as well cook on the stove lol
Hahaha, totally agree. Once I started brewing, it became more work to go get the propane tank than to fire up the charcoal grill. I'll never go back to propane. Charcoal tastes better.
+1When you say, "I have this great idea..." and before you can get any further your wife says, "Let me guess, this is about beer."
+1When your equipment takes up more closet space than your wife's clothes.
You prove the n00bs wrong with someone else's information because you've read way too much HBTWhen you're on here answering noobs questions,& the novices come in & try to prove you wrong with someone else's knowledge as if it were there own.
Nope. I relate my own experiences/things learned to them,& others agree with me because it worked for them too. That's what I spend the majority of my time doing. No way in hell am I some 2 bit poser. It's easy most of the time to spot parroting. Don't be too quick to judge a book by it's cover never having read it.
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