Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2008 12:59 pm
im actually very gentle on things i own... minus my truck... That guy has seen its days... mostly from other ppl not really me.
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Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2008 1:53 pm
i never got to have any fun in my younger days,, so i think im trying to get it out now. lol.
Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2008 2:29 pm
Yea me being young figure that i might as well as be having fun now and also just the fact that i dont have any responsibility to any significant other and really no one to take accountability for so Until i get married im gonna live life as much as i can.
Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2008 3:28 pm
Hey speaking of beer... You made mention once a while back that you were goin with a keg rather than bottling and I was talkin with my buddy who's started doin the beer brew'n thang and it peaked his interest, so if you don't mind, gimme that link to the kegs again so I can pass it on :)
Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2008 4:49 pm
ummm sure.... I would advise any Home brewing related questions would be directed to http://forums.moreflavor.com/ but you can buy all of your stuff at http://www.Morebeer.com as well as any local home brew shop.... Keging initially is more expensive than bottling so many beginners start with bottling but if u understand the dynamics of it all kegging becomes much much easier than bottling...
But if any questions need to be answered i can help... For instance just a ballpark figure for 1 keg with hoses and a tank would cost around $100 but the tank isnt filled with Co2... need to get that done at a Home brew store or places that can fill it. Another thing is the cost of a kit. Kits are most likely what he will want to start with... I buy most my kits from More beer but also Northern Brewer is extremely good as well. I would recommend highly though that if your friend likes stout to make More Beers B3 Stout... I made one and its soo delicious... I have it on tap and its almost gone.
But if any questions need to be answered i can help... For instance just a ballpark figure for 1 keg with hoses and a tank would cost around $100 but the tank isnt filled with Co2... need to get that done at a Home brew store or places that can fill it. Another thing is the cost of a kit. Kits are most likely what he will want to start with... I buy most my kits from More beer but also Northern Brewer is extremely good as well. I would recommend highly though that if your friend likes stout to make More Beers B3 Stout... I made one and its soo delicious... I have it on tap and its almost gone.
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 4:14 am
Thanks 
... Yeah he's finished 2 home brews so far and is really getting into it now.
Back to the bikes :)
... Yeah he's finished 2 home brews so far and is really getting into it now.Back to the bikes :)
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 8:42 am
Heheh yea if he has any questions refer him to me. Also a relative of mine happens to be a Grand Master Judge for contests entering home brews. Supposedly there are very few of them in the country, so any things that i dont know he can answer for me.