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jdjanda 08-05-2002, 02:04 PM We need a 1.75 die, Mike or Todd do you want to price one. I'll kick in some do-ray-me for it. Anyone else going to pitch for the un-club die??? Joe Edited for viewing pleasure of Spam lovers :flipoff2: mike 08-05-2002, 02:22 PM $240 delivered. roughly. Monkeyboy 08-05-2002, 02:26 PM CLUB??? Since when were we a fawking CLUB???? If we are a club that means we will have to do all that lame club stuff like dues and political scandal and little clicks within the club. Fawk that. Can't we just continue to start fires at each others houses in the nonclub manner that we have been? This approach seemed to work so well. mike 08-05-2002, 02:27 PM it's an unclub? JoshC 08-05-2002, 02:30 PM Originally posted by Monkeyboy CLUB??? Since when were we a fawking CLUB???? If we are a club that means we will have to do all that lame club stuff like dues and political scandal and little clicks within the club. Fawk that. Can't we just continue to start fires at each others houses in the nonclub manner that we have been? This approach seemed to work so well. Yeah! More fires and less clubs! Besides... If I chip in any money, it's for the MOBI Welder. JoshC 08-05-2002, 02:31 PM Originally posted by mike it's an unclub? A Fukin Anti-Club!:flipoff2: jdjanda 08-05-2002, 02:32 PM Originally posted by Monkeyboy CLUB??? Since when were we a fawking CLUB???? If we are a club that means we will have to do all that lame club stuff like dues and political scandal and little clicks within the club. Fawk that. Can't we just continue to start fires at each others houses in the nonclub manner that we have been? This approach seemed to work so well. Do you want to bend your sheet or not?????????? Old Scout 08-05-2002, 02:44 PM Originally posted by JoshC A Fukin Anti-Club!:flipoff2: Fukin Anti Club Krew FACK of the East Bay mike 08-05-2002, 03:03 PM HAHAHA having a names too club like ;) Im ordering one soon anyway Monkeyboy 08-05-2002, 03:17 PM OOPs I left these :D :flipoff2: out of my first post. Now you know It's friendly bitching and complaining:flipoff2: MochaMike 08-05-2002, 08:52 PM Ummm...... Aaahhhh....... (Question from the back row...) "Can Newbies Join?" M:flipoff2: JoshC 08-05-2002, 09:06 PM Originally posted by mochamike Ummm...... Aaahhhh....... (Question from the back row...) "Can Newbies Join?" M:flipoff2: Join what? Thare is no Fawkin club. GET IT! Wait. I mean. Send me your 20 bucks and a gallon of your home brew, then drive to work blindfolded... and I'll let you in. :flipoff2: mike 08-05-2002, 09:27 PM no no no no you have to send that to ALL of us.. come see the violence inherent in the system How can you join a non-club? MochaMike 08-05-2002, 11:43 PM Originally posted by JoshC Wait. I mean. Send me your 20 bucks and a gallon of your home brew, then drive to work blindfolded... and I'll let you in. :flipoff2: I'll trade you a keg of homebrew (5 gallons) for those rims you got for sale (the good ones)...... :flipoff2: JoshC 08-06-2002, 06:57 AM Originally posted by mochamike I'll trade you a keg of homebrew (5 gallons) for those rims you got for sale (the good ones)...... :flipoff2: Send me a PM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A keg is as big as a house right? Old Scout 08-06-2002, 06:58 AM Careful Josh I used to Judge Homebrew for the State Fair and not all homebrew is worth drinking :D 5 gal =53 12oz beers :beer: JoshC 08-06-2002, 07:19 AM Originally posted by Old Scout Careful Josh I used to Judge Homebrew for the State Fair and not all homebrew is worth drinking :D 5 gal =53 12oz beers :beer: You are forgetting..... I drink Bud and Coors light!:flipoff2: Off Topic and could send a PM but I am conserving bandwidth or whatever for this pain-in-the-ass lately site.... Todd, Joe and I picked up a little something for ya! Come on over. MochaMike 08-06-2002, 10:45 AM OK, Education in Homebrewing & :beer: . A "batch" of homebrew is 5 gallons. It's made in a Carboy (large glass H20 bottle, like from Alhambra). It fits in a "Soda" keg, which originally was designed to hold syrup. A "Batch"/Keg makes roughly 2 1/2 cases of beer. There are many types/styles of beer: Bud & Coors are a very water down type of Pilsner. Spaten & Pilsner Urquell are other Pilsners that are made in Germany & Europe. Pale Ales & Indian Pale Ales (IPA) are vary popular around here. Sierra Nevada being the most popular. Pale Ales are very Hoppy (Hops are very prevelant). There is also Amber Ale, dark but not Hoppy (Full Sail). Stout, like Guiness. Hefeweizen, also called Wheat Beer (Widmer or Pyramid). It goes on & on. Anyway, the beer of mine you already had was form of "British Mild", which is supposed to be similar to Bass Ale. Mike JoshC 08-06-2002, 10:55 AM Whatever it was it was great. And you can have my wheels. Feel free to hook me up with whatever beer at whetever quantity you like! :beer: MochaMike 08-06-2002, 11:20 AM OK, I'll call my friend about the fridge & try to brew you a batch next week.... M:flipoff2: RustoleumWhite 08-06-2002, 11:31 AM DAMN you guys throuing around HB..... and the Hammers apear to be one of only reasons for living in Kalifornia..... mike 08-06-2002, 02:35 PM Originally posted by mochamike OK, I'll call my friend about the fridge & try to brew you a batch next week.... M:flipoff2: Better bring enough to share :flipoff2: | |