Loewenebräu is much better.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

I'll try and remember next time I go shopping for beer.

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I'm multilingual - I can misunderstand people in several languages!

With any beer from Germany, you can't go wrong! So far my favorite is the EKU 28. Smooth and strong!

Steve

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i like theakstons old pecular it got a slightly sweet taste and a heavy type of beer, best draught as cans and bottles don't work to well for it. its made in yorkshire uk,

I stick to Erdinger. Comes as dark, chrystal or Hefe(yeast) and they all good. Think I will just try one with dinner lol.

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Love to join you but I have to drive shortly, so no way!

That's one thing I will never do. Drink and drive.

Steve

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Love to join you but I have to drive shortly, so no way!

That's one thing I will never do. Drink and drive.

Steve

That's a clever thing to say Steve! Especially if you have loved ones surrounding you :)

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Love to join you but I have to drive shortly, so no way!

That's one thing I will never do. Drink and drive.

Steve

That's a clever thing to say Steve! Especially if you have loved ones surrounding you :)

I actually fell very strongly about that. My loved ones are definitly important, but then again so are someone elses. I would never do anything where I could harm someone.

I have to say that I have seen a lot of people texting while driving lately, and they are worse than drunks. At least a drunk is looking at the road. I see these people staying at traffic lights, weaving all over the road, almost hitting the car in front of them, or leaving a 100 foot gap between themselves and the next car. There should be a huge fine for doing that while driving.

Now I have to get a fresh beer!

Steve

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Love to join you but I have to drive shortly, so no way!

That's one thing I will never do. Drink and drive.

Steve

That's a clever thing to say Steve! Especially if you have loved ones surrounding you :)

I actually fell very strongly about that. My loved ones are definitly important, but then again so are someone elses. I would never do anything where I could harm someone.

I have to say that I have seen a lot of people texting while driving lately, and they are worse than drunks. At least a drunk is looking at the road. I see these people staying at traffic lights, weaving all over the road, almost hitting the car in front of them, or leaving a 100 foot gap between themselves and the next car. There should be a huge fine for doing that while driving.

Now I have to get a fresh beer!

Steve

Cheers :)

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Only 6 more ricks ( 3 Cords ) Of wood to go then I'm gonna have 3 shots of Tequila add a Brew! 8-b....

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Only 6 more ricks ( 3 Cords ) Of wood to go then I'm gonna have 3 shots of Tequila add a Brew! 8-b....

That's a lot of work! I don't think you should limit yourself to only one Brew! There should be several more.... :)

I'll have one with you!

Cheers!

Steve

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for the more urban folks, a cord is a stack of wood 4ft by 4 ft by 8 ft.

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for the more urban folks, a cord is a stack of wood 4ft by 4 ft by 8 ft.

Thank you! I knew the general size in my head, as far as how high will the stack go in my basement, but knew it was a lot of hard work. I need to rebuild my fireplace, but it is useable when needed.

When it is able to withstand the abuse, I can go through between 1 and 2 cord a season. I have oil heat, and Piggy heat, but at least I have my UPS system email me at work if I lose power, so my wife and I can come home and put the snakes in the living room next to the fire. I have to be able to keep the fire going for over a week if necessary. My wife and I will take turns with days off from work, to keep the fire going. 50°F will possibly kill my pythons or large boas. The larger the snake, the more susciptable the animal is to cold.

I need another beer!

Steve

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tuck an airtight insert in in, those things put out some SERIOUS heat.

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tuck an airtight insert in in, those things put out some SERIOUS heat.

Normally, with the fire going, and the outside temp at 0°F, I can keep the living room, and the kitchen, and even the bedroom at 75°F to 80°F. The trick is to get home in time to get the snakes in tubs, the fire going, and the tubs secured, so that cats and snakes never mix.

Steve

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Cheers from the west coast.

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Sorry for the double post.

I was just hunting around in my Photobucket account for GIFs and found the picture below that I made a few years back. Zoe is with my ex now. I want my cat back, not my ex....

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Cheers!

Steve

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May beer have helped lead to the rise of civilization? It's a possibility, some archaeologists say.

Their argument is that Stone Age farmers were domesticating cereals not so much to fill their stomachs but to lighten their heads, by turning the grains into beer. That has been their take for more than 50 years, and now one archaeologist says the evidence is getting stronger.

http://www.livescience.com/culture/beer-helped-rise-of-civilization-101104.html

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May beer have helped lead to the rise of civilization? It's a possibility, some archaeologists say.

Their argument is that Stone Age farmers were domesticating cereals not so much to fill their stomachs but to lighten their heads, by turning the grains into beer. That has been their take for more than 50 years, and now one archaeologist says the evidence is getting stronger.

http://www.livescience.com/culture/beer-helped-rise-of-civilization-101104.html

Good...I Want one before bed. ;-b....

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