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J.J.K. · 03-23-2017, 10:01 AM

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Do you even lift?

Only small weights. If it weights more than 25lbs, I'm out.

Axius · 03-23-2017, 10:01 AM

I only lift 22oz of beer. Everything else is too heavy.

KenB925 · 03-23-2017, 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Axius

I only lift 22oz of beer. Everything else is too heavy.

I'm a 5gal keg man myself

Beer filtering day.

silvergray545 · 03-23-2017, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by J.J.K.

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Trying to impress all the dudes on this forum? It's cool. I know shoei swings that way.

Tried to pm him but his inbox is full. Must be from all the other guys sending him dick pics.

Don't worry. Now that he knows you're interested, he'll make some room for you.

1MOREMOD · 03-23-2017, 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by KenB925

I'm a 5gal keg man myself

Beer filtering day.

Nice!

RJ_ · 03-23-2017, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by KenB925

I'm a 5gal keg man myself

Beer filtering day.

On that note though, I have this on one of my snowboards:

KenB925 · 03-23-2017, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by RJ_

On that note though, I have this on one of my snowboards:

This is a Doulble IPA, if we didn't filter it you would have to chew.

We used a ton of hops, it would have been like a kale smoothie.

Interestingly it was not overly hoppy, very well balanced. It is a Pliney The Elder Clone, the taste is pretty close to the real deal. Next time I think we will try a 100% mash (this was a malt recipe).

Axius · 03-23-2017, 10:48 AM

How's the process of brewing your own? How long does it take? I have a lot of free time and home brewing seems like it'd be fun.

1MOREMOD · 03-23-2017, 10:54 AM

It's more fun to drink it than make it!

KenB925 · 03-23-2017, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Axius

How's the process of brewing your own? How long does it take? I have a lot of free time and home brewing seems like it'd be fun.

It fun, start to finish including cleaning on brew day is probably 4 hours.

One week in a fermenter, transfer to another fermenter for another week (adding hops depending on recipe)

Keg it (or bottle, but I have no interest in screwing around with that mess), at 'drinking pressure' it takes a couple of weeks to carbonate, you can spike the pressure to speed it up, but I don't.

Actively doing things its really not that many hours, but you have to wait around for it for a minimum of 3 weeks. But that can net you 5 or 10 gallons of beer.

KenB925 · 03-23-2017, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

It's more fun to drink it than make it!

The two go hand in hand

KenB925 · 03-23-2017, 11:01 AM

Starting up could be a bit expensive. My friend used to brew in college, so he had most of the brewing equipment, he upgraded his brew kettle and burner. I bought a kegerator (for use in my back yard project this summer), which is perfect for carbonating and dispensing. I also bought some kegs and a keg disassembly tool. But thats about it.

Mr Tonka · 03-23-2017, 11:15 AM

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Cuban chicks be loca hombre...., count me in!

Cleveland hasn't seemed very bike friendly from what I've seen.

The impact this guy and his bike made on that car spun it around 180 degrees. Bike was demolished. Just a helmet and shoes on the ground when i passed by. But they had the road closed down and forensics was on the scene. Which means he didn't make it.

Knowing that stretch of road, i'm inclined to believe it was the motorcyclist's fault. Either he ran the red light or was going too fast for evasive action.

Axius · 03-23-2017, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

It's more fun to drink it than make it!

It's more fun to make a baby than to actually have one also!

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Originally Posted by KenB925

It fun, start to finish including cleaning on brew day is probably 4 hours.

One week in a fermenter, transfer to another fermenter for another week (adding hops depending on recipe)

Keg it (or bottle, but I have no interest in screwing around with that mess), at 'drinking pressure' it takes a couple of weeks to carbonate, you can spike the pressure to speed it up, but I don't.

Actively doing things its really not that many hours, but you have to wait around for it for a minimum of 3 weeks. But that can net you 5 or 10 gallons of beer.

5 or 10 gallons..., at first I was like fuck I'm not that patient, but that'd be enough to drink while another batch is cooking.

Then again, I'm a lazy piece of shit and will probably just continue to have someone else make it.

KenB925 · 03-23-2017, 11:35 AM

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It's more fun to make a baby than to actually have one also!

5 or 10 gallons..., at first I was like fuck I'm not that patient, but that'd be enough to drink while another batch is cooking.

Then again, I'm a lazy piece of shit and will probably just continue to have someone else make it.

Its enough, my kegerator holds 3 5 gallon kegs, with 3 taps. So you can have two beers going while one is carbonating.

When I first got the Kegerator set up I went and bought a couple Kegs from BevMo (Longboard Lager, and Ballast Point Sculpin), I had one friend with me, and by the time I had turned on the CO2 there were 5 of us standing around drinking beer. Nobody was called, and no texts were sent, somehow when a keg is tapped men can sense it.

Axius · 03-23-2017, 11:48 AM

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The impact this guy and his bike made on that car spun it around 180 degrees. Bike was demolished. Just a helmet and shoes on the ground when i passed by. But they had the road closed down and forensics was on the scene. Which means he didn't make it.

Knowing that stretch of road, i'm inclined to believe it was the motorcyclist's fault. Either he ran the red light or was going too fast for evasive action.

Yeah, at first I thought it was the motorcyclists fault, but could have been the car running the light also. That's one thing I am not very good at, is watching intersections when the light is green or just turns green. Hopefully I don't die, but the risk is always assumed.

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Its enough, my kegerator holds 3 5 gallon kegs, with 3 taps. So you can have two beers going while one is carbonating.

When I first got the Kegerator set up I went and bought a couple Kegs from BevMo (Longboard Lager, and Ballast Point Sculpin), I had one friend with me, and by the time I had turned on the CO2 there were 5 of us standing around drinking beer. Nobody was called, and no texts were sent, somehow when a keg is tapped men can sense it.

Well, the biggest issue I have is that I'm in an apartment now, with limited space, and I hate clutter. SO maybe, when I buy another house, it'd be cool to build a tap set up with a bar. Wanted to do that at the previous house, but that bitch long gone now.

1MOREMOD · 03-23-2017, 11:53 AM

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The two go hand in hand

I've done it once and may again. But like trying variety so I'm fine just buying. And Axius is right about the baby part, points

F87LUV · 03-23-2017, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

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Originally Posted by Axius

Cuban chicks be loca hombre...., count me in!

Cleveland hasn't seemed very bike friendly from what I've seen.

The impact this guy and his bike made on that car spun it around 180 degrees. Bike was demolished. Just a helmet and shoes on the ground when i passed by. But they had the road closed down and forensics was on the scene. Which means he didn't make it.

Knowing that stretch of road, i'm inclined to believe it was the motorcyclist's fault. Either he ran the red light or was going too fast for evasive action.

That's terrible. Regardless of who's fault it is, driving by a biker lying there dead isn't pleasant. But I do see a lot that ride like total idiots. I was never one of them. Probably cause I don't have a set of balls or anything to prove.

UncleWede · 03-23-2017, 12:13 PM

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cause I don't have a set of balls or anything to prove.

Prove it.

F87LUV · 03-23-2017, 12:15 PM

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cause I don't have a set of balls or anything to prove.

Prove it.

I think it's been discussed that these guys are scared of big girls like me.

They like those skinny b*tches.

Axius · 03-23-2017, 12:17 PM

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That's terrible. Regardless of who's fault it is, driving by a biker lying there dead isn't pleasant. But I do see a lot that ride like total idiots. I was never one of them. Probably cause I don't have a set of balls or anything to prove.

It's fun to ride with some spirit, but there's a time and place for everything. Highway is pretty empty? Do a wheelie or go a little quick. In the suburbs with mild traffic? Ride normal and get home in one piece. No balls? Buy a Prius.

F87LUV · 03-23-2017, 12:18 PM

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That's terrible. Regardless of who's fault it is, driving by a biker lying there dead isn't pleasant. But I do see a lot that ride like total idiots. I was never one of them. Probably cause I don't have a set of balls or anything to prove.

It's fun to ride with some spirit, but there's a time and place for everything. Highway is pretty empty? Do a wheelie or go a little quick. In the suburbs with mild traffic? Ride normal and get home in one piece. No balls? Buy a Prius.

I would jump off a bridge before driving a Prius. I don't need to do wheelies or any of that stuff. I like twisties and scenic rides.

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