BeerBorg

You do sort of fit the crack dealer stereotype.
My scales measures grams but not .1 but I've never needed that close of a dose of anything.
Did the Pilsner ever get brewed?

The Pilsner is getting brewed tomorrow...that's the recipe that I needed the scale for. I've got to measure .7 gram of Epsom Salt, .5 gram of Calcium Chloride and .3 gram baking soda. I brewed the Kiwi Express IPA last Saturday.

Beer = Crack. Right?

I haven't checked recently, but all those vitamin & dietary supplement shops used to have those small dose scales for measuring small amounts of powder.

First time in four years.... Broke a hydrometer! Got out my spare to use.

Rebel_B wrote:First time in four years.... Broke a hydrometer! Got out my spare to use.

I actually still have my original one from the late 70's and it still works! But, I rarely use it anymore.......get a hyrdometer and you'll love it.

Beer-lord wrote:

Rebel_B wrote:First time in four years.... Broke a hydrometer! Got out my spare to use.

I actually still have my original one from the late 70's and it still works! But, I rarely use it anymore.......get a hyrdometer and you'll love it.

Inkleg wrote:

Beer-lord wrote:

Rebel_B wrote:First time in four years.... Broke a hydrometer! Got out my spare to use.

I actually still have my original one from the late 70's and it still works! But, I rarely use it anymore.......get a hyrdometer and you'll love it.

A hazard of trying to work (or not work) and wasting time on the internet.
Of course, I meant refractometer but I thank you for the much need reminder that I should laugh at myself at least once an hour.

Hi Borg friends... I haven't posted much lately but still read everyday. I got so many other things going on right now I just can't think beer, but still drink plenty, and my pipeline is getting to a low level. Since I retired from my job that I was at for almost 32 years I've been working on getting my small fruit farm going again, have strawberry plants coming in a day or so and have been working on getting the field ready. Also have spent a little on a few things that I've wanted for a while and it cut into my beer making money.



The one on the right a 1946 Chevy 1 1/2 ton, both belong to a long time friend and have been wanting that truck for over 20 years, now I bought it.
When I get caught up on everything I going to brew a lot of Hefs for the summer.

Nice wheels.

Yep, nice old Chevy. My grandfather had one like that, his was a 1937 and all black with a flatbed on it too, if I remember right. What is the vehicle to the left of it?

TonyKZ1 wrote: What is the vehicle to the left of it?

1925 Ford Model T

Snapped this shot after a recent golf league round, in the course's 19th hole.

Didn't realize Sam Adams and Sierra Nevada were "imported."
Also didn't realize Mich Ultra and Bud Light Lime were....(holding back laughter)...."Premium."

I just saw this in the Walmart weekly ad. What the hell is this stuff?



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BlackDuck wrote:I just saw this in the Walmart weekly ad. What the hell is this stuff?



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