Dilema
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Don’t worry!
Old age will sort that one out …
… and you can get back to the brewing!
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Old age will sort that one out …
… and you can get back to the brewing!
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gyurmaember
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Fwb the way to go
Maybe get her to help out with the brewing process and pass her the mop and bucket. You may find you will end up on your own though.
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Just tell her "the beer doesn't ask me those questions".
I'm sure that'll sort the issue out right there and then......................
phildo79
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Bend her over the kitchen table and give her one! But keep an eye on yer brew incase of boil over. Also give yourself enough time before flame out, say about two minutes.
Tell her that you need some help relieving the pressure in your ball lock joints, but that then you need to get back to brewing
Spending time with her you numpty 
Has she moved out yet?
An Ankoù
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So what she's really asking is whether you wouldn't prefer to spend all your brewing time with her in addition to the care and attention you already lavish on her. Right? Unless it's a tease or a genuinely philosophical question, get rid, would be my advice.
And as for @DocAnna , you just know she's going to fib when Mr Doc asks her the same question.
Now there's an idea: tell her you're brewing it for her and the aroma of a nicely boiling and freshly-hopped kettle fills you with desire and you can think of nothing else but her. And if she doesn't swallow that, tell her to hop it.
When I were only knee high to a mash tun, my dad said "Son. There are only two important things in life. Beer and more beer. And don't get distracted by women,"
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