We bought him one when he was about 15 but unfortunately he doesn't use it. What a waste. Cost us hundreds.
Bloody kids!
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We bought him one when he was about 15 but unfortunately he doesn't use it. What a waste. Cost us hundreds.
Bloody kids!
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Be cheaper to buy an ebike off the shelve. Less than £1000 these days
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Start charging him taxi rates to drive him. It may give him the rocket he needs.
The little swine needs something. TNT i think. I didn't bring him up to behave like that.
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That looks well. I just kegged a hazy pale ale today. Centennial, Azacca and mosiac.
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My Cali Common attempt. It looks a *bit* more appetising than in this terrible pic, but I don't think I can polish this t**d much more, bottled 20/7!
Put it down to the wrong time of year, I guess. Decent colour, although still not clear, no head at all (although far from flat). tastes a bit thin and home-made, I'm not proud to say.
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First try of my Belgian Brett pale ale. Really surprised of how much the Brett is present already. Hopped with first gold and Chinook.
Guess which is Jail Ale from Morrisons (partially de-gassed in the large jug), and CD’s Jail Ale Clone, three months since brewing. The amount of head gives it away, and I forgot which was which whilst drinking them!
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I love Jail Ale and also make a clone. I visited the brewery shop about a month ago bought some beer and a glass.
Or a bike!Buy him a car Lisa as an incentive
Keep him fit as well, if he doesn't play cricket.
I use a 25Kg sack of Pale malt, and 1½Kg each of crystal malt and wheat malt, which is the same ratio the Brewery was using at one time. Is yours about the same? I forget which and how much hops they used, I tend to use First Gold for bittering and Goldings for aroma.
After 17 days of covid disrupted trip to Zakynthos were going home tomorrow so I'm minesweeping fridge for a quick pre prandrial. These came from Lidl early in trip. They are all 10.5 per cent. I've gone for the one in white bottle which apparently is "the authentic dark red triple"
micklupulo
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It's a bit wet but still pleased to be back in west Wales with an AG Yorkshire Bitter now maturing nicely!
Tonight i am raising a few glasses to my mum in law to whom we said goodbye to today, from my point of view she was very special to me in every aspect she would never interfere in our life's as some do she would make her feelings known in a nice way, sorry i am going to have stop here i could not have wished for a better mum in law if i tried, my last post today
Sorry to hear that Rod, I’ll raise a glass too.
After a gruelling 12 hours in the sweat box...a quite splendid bitter out of the pb that keeps giving...
Welcome home Clint!
While at the shop I picked up a couple of shop-bought beers I enjoy. This is the first.
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