MaltyHops
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Starsan is not a cleaner.Bridges said:But what if he washes them in starsan?wow.
So, essentially, you wear the same pair of jocks for a week… :unsure:
Starsan is not a cleaner.Bridges said:But what if he washes them in starsan?wow.
So, essentially, you wear the same pair of jocks for a week… :unsure:
I still eat for a 30 year old, that can be a problempracticalfool said:One of those camping stoves have me some (a lot) of burnt hair on the last brew day because the ******* clip that engages the cartridge ******* didn't do a good job.
Anyway. Burnt leg, arm and head hair later I'm back to using the really compact fold away stove heads that simply screw on top of the heavier round style gas bottles.
PS: Bribie, they sell double burner stoves that'd run off a normal LPG bottle but I suppose a man your age doesn't eat enough to justify the expense...
I scratch my date through the denim too.Spiesy said:wow.
So, essentially, you wear the same pair of jocks for a week… :unsure:
You obviously dont have sand flies up you way.lukiferj said:Its weird to see so many tight arses talking about underwear. Such an unnecessary item of clothing.
Luckily for you John Hopoate never switched codes :blink:Liam_snorkel said:hey look, we have something in common! Other than rugby games I haven't work dacks since I was about 10. So unnecessary.
One day... You will shart.Liam_snorkel said:I scratch my date through the denim too.
Try recycling toilet paper, all you need to do is beat the shit out of itdavewalk said:I use both sides of the toilet paper.
Stand corrected. And cop it. Just picked up ingredients for a pale and cost me $35. So single batch, 21 litres, almost the same as 2 blocks of VB for the same price as one. Was thinkin bout 17 bucks a slab.Linford said:I don't give a fat rats ass. I get what I want, when I want and how I want. Make a great beer and still get it maximum half price for what I'd pay for a 30 block of VB!
I take it you don't make beer then?whitegoose said:I'm not even the slightest bit tightarse. Like someone else said earlier in the thread, I value my time, and if the time cost of doing/making something myself outweighs the cost of buysing something or someone to do it for me... I go for the latter. Plus I'd rather let professionals do their job well, while I go do something else, like drink beer or watch footy!
The OP - seriously I would rather pay $50 postage then go on a train ride and a bus ride in the middle of the work day to pick up grain! :lol:
edit: just to clarify I don't mean "I value my time" to be snobby and imply that other's don't... I mean it as in I put an hourly rate against my time - if I reckon something will take me 2 hours to do - thats $70 value! If I could buy it for less than $70 then I'll buy it.
If I used that theory then I could not eat each night. By the time I add the cost of ingredients, time spent prepping and cooking then cleaning the dishes and kitchen then include the cost of electricity, water, fuel to get to the shops, oh and time spent shopping to get the ingredients. I would be better off eating at a high end restaurant each day.whitegoose said:I'm not even the slightest bit tightarse. Like someone else said earlier in the thread, I value my time, and if the time cost of doing/making something myself outweighs the cost of buysing something or someone to do it for me... I go for the latter. Plus I'd rather let professionals do their job well, while I go do something else, like drink beer or watch footy!
The OP - seriously I would rather pay $50 postage then go on a train ride and a bus ride in the middle of the work day to pick up grain! :lol:
edit: just to clarify I don't mean "I value my time" to be snobby and imply that other's don't... I mean it as in I put an hourly rate against my time - if I reckon something will take me 2 hours to do - thats $70 value! If I could buy it for less than $70 then I'll buy it.
Not For Horses said:I take it you don't make beer then?
foretold? You're a historian. I've shat myself a number of times (as an adult) and no amount of undies would have rescued those situations.Jaded and Bitter said:One day... You will shart.
And it will be somewhere inconvenient.
It has been foretold.
Scotch fillet is my go to piece of beef. My wife usually cheaps out and buys the porterhouse to my dismay. She can't taste the difference but that's because she likes them both cooked till they make Lucifer baulk. Nice bit of scotch cooked quickly on the grill with nothing but a touch of S&P and extra virgin. Magic. I'd love eye fillet on a regular basis but reserve that for when someone else is paying. Only time I've really enjoyed porterhouse is when an ab worker brought round a well and truly aged cryovacced bag that smelt like a sewer when opened. But damn was it tender.Bribie G said:I love Aldi but their beef is often a bit suss. Chicken is excellent but lamb and beef are sometimes patchy to say the least.
However I've discovered at Aldi the beef that God eats. Scotch fillet steaks in a pack of four. They work out at $4 a steak and with a few spears of asparagus and some brussels sprouts plus some baby potatoes precooked then fried / tossed in butter they are divine.
Usual comment is "you must be rich if you can afford to eat meat like that"
Well you are right. I'm ashamed of this extravagance, I'll just drive to Hungry Jacks and get a Whopper Cheese for $5.
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