NWI INGO General Post - Part 8

[Bill B]

Actually they hijacked the term "fudd"
In the late 30's/early 40's the word fudd was a slang term for butt hair, specifically a hair around the sphincter.
If you really dig into the early warner bros. cartoons, there are quite a few terms that would have meant something totally different than it does today.

 

[Snapdragon]

Actually they hijacked the term "fudd"
In the late 30's/early 40's the word fudd was a slang term for butt hair, specifically a hair around the sphincter.

 

[danmdevries]

Bottled some of the IPA's and heading to the clubhouse shortly.

 

[Bill B]

I used to have a copy of the dictionary of slang and unusual English. It made for entertaining reading.

 

[danmdevries]

Im at the clubhouse now. Bottles in the saddle bags on my motorcycle if anyone wants to stop n grab one. Ill be here about an hour smoking a cigar.

 

[bradmedic04]

Anyone like really really really hoppy beers? I brewed two batches of an experimental wheat ale a few weeks ago. The first one got kegged a couple days ago and is almost done carbonating. The other is still taking its sweet time fermenting, the yeast hasn't dropped out of solution yet. The one I kegged is really, really good. Hopped during the brewing process with several handfuls of the hops I've got growing in the woods behind my house. I labeled the vines with a shim that I wrote on with pencil, not realizing pencil didn't hold up in the weather. I haven't a clue what varieties I've got. So, I just experiment with them. Every year I make 4-5 batches brewed with a handful of hops from the various vines (have at least 5 varieties). They've never been bad, but never been good either. Just kinda middle of the road good beers. This one though, I wish I knew which vines I dumped at which times during the boil. It ticks most of the boxes I want in a good IPA. Only thing I'd do differently (If I knew what I did in the first place) is to strengthen the malt backbone of the beer. Being a wheat-base it's rather light and kinda lopsided towards the hops. The bittering hops don't have a sweet malt to even them out. Regardless, it's a tongue-destroying bitter pale wheat ale dry hopped with Citra hops and it works. It's beers like this that make me wish I was more organized and particular about what I was making. I brewed it with 3 handfuls of this, 4 handfuls of that, a coffee can of this malt, three or four of another, a coffee cup of this hop, and a shot glass of another. If anyone likes hardcore pale ales, let me know. I'll bottle a few and bring to the clubhouse. Homebrewing isn't as fun if you don't share and get feedback.ETA: if you're planning on enjoying a smoke while drinking this beer, better grab a full-full cigar. Smoked a La Herencia Cubana CORE and the beer nearly overpowered the cigar, and that's a pretty potent stick.

Dude...beer me!

 

[sadclownwp]

Anyone like really really really hoppy beers?

I brewed two batches of an experimental wheat ale a few weeks ago. The first one got kegged a couple days ago and is almost done carbonating. The other is still taking its sweet time fermenting, the yeast hasn't dropped out of solution yet.

The one I kegged is really, really good. Hopped during the brewing process with several handfuls of the hops I've got growing in the woods behind my house. I labeled the vines with a shim that I wrote on with pencil, not realizing pencil didn't hold up in the weather. I haven't a clue what varieties I've got. So, I just experiment with them. Every year I make 4-5 batches brewed with a handful of hops from the various vines (have at least 5 varieties). They've never been bad, but never been good either. Just kinda middle of the road good beers.

This one though, I wish I knew which vines I dumped at which times during the boil. It ticks most of the boxes I want in a good IPA. Only thing I'd do differently (If I knew what I did in the first place) is to strengthen the malt backbone of the beer. Being a wheat-base it's rather light and kinda lopsided towards the hops. The bittering hops don't have a sweet malt to even them out.

Regardless, it's a tongue-destroying bitter pale wheat ale dry hopped with Citra hops and it works.

It's beers like this that make me wish I was more organized and particular about what I was making. I brewed it with 3 handfuls of this, 4 handfuls of that, a coffee can of this malt, three or four of another, a coffee cup of this hop, and a shot glass of another.

If anyone likes hardcore pale ales, let me know. I'll bottle a few and bring to the clubhouse.

Homebrewing isn't as fun if you don't share and get feedback.

ETA: if you're planning on enjoying a smoke while drinking this beer, better grab a full-full cigar. Smoked a La Herencia Cubana CORE and the beer nearly overpowered the cigar, and that's a pretty potent stick.

Sounds like a beer I would love.

 

[bradmedic04]

Sounds like a beer I would love.

If someone buys from you, they're sadclowned. Does taking his beer mean you're getting danned?

 

[actaeon277]

I think we should change the term to JEDI

[video=youtube;XatVKj9DD3I]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XatVKj9DD3I[/video]

So if you have to have the gun unloaded to be responsible, that would make police officers....... ?

 

[MTN]

Waiting at O'hare airport for my wife's brother to come in from Salt Lake City. Oh what fun!

 

[actaeon277]

Waiting at O'hare airport for my wife's brother to come in from Salt Lake City. Oh what fun!

So you traveled out of country then.

 

[MTN]

So you traveled out of country then.

I wish.

 

[gunbunnies]

Into the red zone he went... and didn't even know it...

 

[actaeon277]

So you traveled out of country then.

I wish.

Into the red zone he went... and didn't even know it...

 

[MTN]

So you traveled out of country then.

Didn't register at that time. Yeah I was out of country and it suck. The only cool thing I saw up there was a big billboard advertising for conceal carry classes from blackhawk defence.

 

[bigretic]

I heard they gave up on the huge gun store model and went back to a regular Gander Mountain design.

that is correct.

Waiting at O'hare airport for my wife's brother to come in from Salt Lake City. Oh what fun!

lol, my brother lives in SLC too.

 

[bigretic]

headed to thug ville...

 

[melensdad]

headed to thug ville...

Griffith?

Why would you want to visit Jedi


I'm planning to head up to Munster to check the progress on the townhouse we are remodeling and getting ready to put on the market. Hope to have it done and on the market about April 1. If any of the thugs feel a disturbance in 'da force' its only because I will have ventured north of US30.

 

[cp009]

Is stracks gun friendly? Haven't been there in ages, but I'm really sick of meijer their produce has seem to go downhill.

 

[jedi]

So if you have to have the gun unloaded to be responsible, that would make police officers....... ?

Police jbt are not gun owners they are police an exempt class. The gun they carry is not their but own by the department. So your logic is flawed. See how that works with these type of people. They will just move the goal post on you.