Grain In Adelaide

[agraham]

I am currently using the powells malt and have been reasonably impressed.

I must say the German stuff was really good.

Cheers,

Andrew

 

[Ross]

Nup,

I don't bulk buy. Price is good enough from G&G for my given my useage. :beerbang:

Warren -

[post="78239"][/post]​

4.50 a kg for Marris Otter!! I hope you get mates rates warren :blink:

 

[warrenlw63]

Ross,

For the amount of times I use it it's not so bad. Could probably be had cheaper for sure, however I've got no complaints. Bit of a believer in supporting the LHBS. :beerbang:

Once I get a mill I may buy it from G&G by the bag. That will save a few bucks. :beerbang:

Warren -

 

[Ross]

Ross,

For the amount of times I use it it's not so bad. Could probably be had cheaper for sure, however I've got no complaints. Bit of a believer in supporting the LHBS. :beerbang:

Once I get a mill I may buy it from G&G by the bag. That will save a few bucks. :beerbang:

Warren -

[post="78243"][/post]​

The most I pay up here is $2.80 kg cracked for any grain (mates rates). So maybe I don't have it too hard up here, in all this sunshine

cheers Ross

 

[big d]

enough off your cheap grain stories.
it costs and arm and a leg to get it sent to me up in my neck of the woods.any wonder im driven to drink.

:beer:
big d

 

[agraham]

Ross,

For the amount of times I use it it's not so bad. Could probably be had cheaper for sure, however I've got no complaints. Bit of a believer in supporting the LHBS. :beerbang:

Once I get a mill I may buy it from G&G by the bag. That will save a few bucks. :beerbang:

Warren -

[post="78243"][/post]​

The most I pay up here is $2.80 kg cracked for any grain (mates rates). So maybe I don't have it too hard up here, in all this sunshine

cheers Ross

[post="78245"][/post]​

That is a good price Ross. Feel like couriering some down to Melbourne for some thirsty brewers?

 

[agraham]

enough off your cheap grain stories.
it costs and arm and a leg to get it sent to me up in my neck of the woods.any wonder im driven to drink.

:beer:
big d

[post="78246"][/post]​

I feel your pain mate.

 

[Ross]

enough off your cheap grain stories.
it costs and arm and a leg to get it sent to me up in my neck of the woods.any wonder im driven to drink.

:beer:
big d

[post="78246"][/post]​

Sorry Big D.... Have a beer :chug: ...

 

[Borret]

Ode to the Southern State Lad

'Centre of Universe, he claims in his tune,
But perhaps he has spoken too soon,
For he traded his brain
For a alf bag o grain
And now he just howls at the moon.

 

[spog]

slightly off topic but have to reply agraham at least the cup aint goin to no vic team this year (nyah nyah), warrenlw63 here in port lincoln if we want a swim we have too leave town because of the bloody big hungry fish in the bay! <_<

 

[warrenlw63]

Or perhaps the odd SA celebrity wedding?

Warren -

 

[buddingbrewmaster]

When mentioning the great sites of Adelaide you forgot to mention the centre piece of their biggest Mall, It's called Malls Balls and i'm not joking!!!

 

[big d]

being ex sa im still trying to work out the celebs in the pic.?
maybe ive been away from the mother state for too long.like about 24 years :blink:
has it degenerated that far?
mullets still in fashion


cheers
big d

 

[warrenlw63]

mullets still in fashion


cheers
big d

[post="78326"][/post]​

Errrrr, yep!

He looks strikingly like Steven Kernahan.

Warren -

 

[Bilph]

He looks strikingly like Steven Kernahan.

Warren -

[post="78338"][/post]​

Nah.
Too short for Sticks.
Did Brett Ratten ever have a mullet?
I think we're narrowing it down. Probably a Carlton footballer. Oh how the mighty have fallen. From Toorak palaces and champagne to caravans and shotgun weddings.
Ha Ha.

 

[Borret]

A story 'bout Adelaide lad,
Thought he would try start a fad
he once was a fool,
but now he's a tool,
sporting a mullet like Dad

 

[chiller]

A story 'bout Adelaide lad,
Thought he would try start a fad
he once was a fool,
but now he's a tool,
sporting a mullet like Dad

[post="78356"][/post]​

That's well done Borret


Now as any creative person is fully aware, to write meaningful heartfelt prose [as yours is] it must come from direct personal experience.

The above is so good you obviously sat in front of a mirror as you wrote it

Time for another Fat Tire.

Steve