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biggus
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| Athos wrote: | | boudicas wrote: | 150+ solo miles today before a quick cuppa and a buger at Boxhill.
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was biggus there he's allways getting it in the arse  |
 
| Tiny wrote: | | Ride this morning and Motogp on later. Sweet! |
| djSharky wrote: | FTLOY?  |
F*ck the lot of you... HTH (hope that helps  )
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BarryH
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| Bottled 5 gallons of Bazzah's Ball Breaker, Now I wait for 6 weeks.....a long 6 weeks. |
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KevRSV
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| BarryH wrote: | | Bottled 5 gallons of Bazzah's Ball Breaker, Now I wait for 6 weeks.....a long 6 weeks. |
Assuming you mean homebrew here? Been brewing my own beer for a while now. Damn good stuff and very satisfying. Definitely the way to go out here as it costs a lot for the imported english ales.
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nosnowking
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In a fit of total misguided stupidity I have bought an aquarium
As if biking wasn't an expensive enough hobby on my meagre wages  |
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Windy
Just call me Janice...
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I'm smiling. 6.5 hours of uninterrupted sleep last night. Bliss.
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Tusky
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| Windy wrote: | | I'm smiling. 6.5 hours of uninterrupted sleep last night. Bliss. |
Yup Simon's a randy bugger at times
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BarryH
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| KevRSV wrote: | | BarryH wrote: | | Bottled 5 gallons of Bazzah's Ball Breaker, Now I wait for 6 weeks.....a long 6 weeks. |
Assuming you mean homebrew here? Been brewing my own beer for a while now. Damn good stuff and very satisfying. Definitely the way to go out here as it costs a lot for the imported english ales. |
Aye it is. What I've started doing is instead of the 1kg of sugar in the FV is substituting 500g of spray malt and 500g of brewing sugar. To make up the alcohol content I've been adding around 150g into the second fermentation. I've been getting a full bodied not overly strong ale. Its a good session ale of around 5%. Very easy to drink which is where the problem satrts!
.............this is getting too close to knitting for my liking, been out on the bike recently? |
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KevRSV
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| BarryH wrote: | | KevRSV wrote: | | BarryH wrote: | | Bottled 5 gallons of Bazzah's Ball Breaker, Now I wait for 6 weeks.....a long 6 weeks. |
Assuming you mean homebrew here? Been brewing my own beer for a while now. Damn good stuff and very satisfying. Definitely the way to go out here as it costs a lot for the imported english ales. |
Aye it is. What I've started doing is instead of the 1kg of sugar in the FV is substituting 500g of spray malt and 500g of brewing sugar. To make up the alcohol content I've been adding around 150g into the second fermentation. I've been getting a full bodied not overly strong ale. Its a good session ale of around 5%. Very easy to drink which is where the problem satrts!
.............this is getting too close to knitting for my liking, been out on the bike recently? |
Been using the partial mash method myself so lots of malt doing the alcohol work rather than sugar. Also using liquid yeast starters and boy does that make it ferment like crazy. If you need links to lots of recipes let me know and I'll PM them to you.
Hoping to get on the bike soon once the freezing rain buggers off for good, had enough slides in the pick up. Looking forward to trying out my new Gerbing heated jacket.
Will leave the knitting needles to Wivvy................
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Will leave the knitting needles to Wivvy................ |
Too Late.... Baz has already started
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andi
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| Tusky wrote: | | KevRSV wrote: |
Will leave the knitting needles to Wivvy................ |
Too Late.... Baz has already started
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Carnage
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this ...
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GG
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Me + bike + 500 miles covered this weekend 
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Taz
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I'd have shot the Barber personally, nice cup, new ornament?
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Carnage
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I'd have shot the Barber personally, nice cup, new ornament? |
too much shadow on the barnet
fella in universal music won possesion of it for a day and barclays allow you to have your pic taken with it.
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BarryH
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| Why does Ian Dury's song "Sweet Gene Vincent" jump straight into my head when I look at that picture? |
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biggus
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wtf is it? 
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HCMS
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| Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 9:12 am Post subject: |
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| biggus wrote: | | MrE wrote: | this ...
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wtf is it? |
It's Slappy. 
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Carnage
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PREMIERSHIP CUP
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wivvy's dad
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| MrE wrote: | | PREMIERSHIP CUP |
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Carnage
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| wivvy's dad wrote: | | MrE wrote: | | PREMIERSHIP CUP |
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ill only divulge further information if your going to lose sleep over it
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PJ_DJ
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| Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 2:07 pm Post subject: |
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Beer Festival in the Weatherspoon, couple of pints of Bloomin Smokey 5% dark ale, very nice
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Taz
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I assume it to be the Dolomites and don't kow who took the pic, but it is fab one none the less (except for the Yamaha of course )
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biggus
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| Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 3:36 pm Post subject: |
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Nice view spoiled by a POS  
looks Dolomite'ish to me
ahhh memories
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HCMS
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Won tickets to the BSB at Brands
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| HCMS wrote: | | Won tickets to the BSB at Brands |
Can I be your fwend.....? |
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