New WIKI - USE IT

[Fourway]

its not that he is or isn't "of northern decent".
it's simply that he isn't decent.

[Uncle Jesse]

just don't call me late for dinner.

actually my g-g-grandfather fought for the north with sherman. his brother fell at jonesboro, the final battle for atlanta. but that was a long, long time ago. i like the southern boys i met in atlanta, dallas, birmingham. probably been to those cities a total of 30 times or something, week-long trips. made a lot of friends.

the wiki now has 900 pages added! great work guys!

[Tater]

you pic and name is a good disguise uncle jessie

[Uncle Jesse]

i live out west - plenty of moonshine history here! the miners lived on it. in fact, i live in mining country.

[Tater]

from what ive seen theres plenty of moonshine history east west north and south. makin and drinkin knows no borders.

[Grayson_Stewart]

Uncle Jesse,
Hope you let me know when you might be back through Birmingham again...would be good to break bread together.

[Uncle Jesse]

if i get back to birmingham. won't be in the near future but ya never know.

[MyDBear]

Can anyone that knows how to edit the WIKI add a table of properties for the various components in distilling like the one in this link? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammonium_Chloride

Grayson if ya give me a more detailed idea of what ya want i could work on it tables and charts arnt that hard ta do ya just need ta know what ta put in them

[Grayson_Stewart]

The table here is what I was talking about.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethanol

just thought a table for every faction a person encounters while sistilling was a good idea...I have no idea how to do this.

[Fourway]

my g-g-grandfather fought for the north with sherman

in all fairness though (not to bring up politics or anything) calling what Sherman did "fighting" stretches the definition of the word almost to the breaking point. It's sort of like saying that a bunch of people who died in a house fire were killed by fever.

[Uncle Jesse]

kennessaw mountain, resaca, atlanta, sherman fought quite a few battles before his 'march to the sea'. my g-g-grandfathers brother fell at jonesboro, the last battle for atlanta, so he went home to michigan before the march started to be with his grieving mother.

[Yttrium]

Although Sherman was vicious in war, he was extremely kind in peace. He is one of the main figures who can be credited for the soft terms of peace the South received.