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I got some toasted oak from punkin
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blanikdog
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I got some toasted oak from punkin
A few months back I got some toasted oak from punkin and I tossed some into some white dwwg that was sitting around. Last night I tried it and drank about half a bottle. It was bonza stuff. Felt a little seedy today.
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Sounds like it tasted so good you decided to throw moderation out the window, blanik...blanikdog wrote:A few months back I got some toasted oak from punkin and I tossed some into some white dwwg that was sitting around. Last night I tried it and drank about half a bottle. It was bonza stuff. Felt a little seedy today.
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Re: Deathwish Wheat germ recipe
That's not moderation? It could have been the whole bottle and it could have been way worse than a little seedy. Been there done that.. once or twice. A little snake bite once in a while... reminds one to practice moderation. Now doesn't it?Last night I tried it and drank about half a bottle. It was bonza stuff. Felt a little seedy today.
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Re: Deathwish Wheat germ recipe
That is a problem with this "sneaky Pete" you do not know you've had enough until too late!
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Re: Deathwish Wheat germ recipe
That "Pete" fella has been sneaking around my place a fair bit lately too! It must be the impending Summer.
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Re: Deathwish Wheat germ recipe
Or it impending Winter for those of us North of the equator...CoopsOz wrote:That "Pete" fella has been sneaking around my place a fair bit lately too! It must be the impending Summer.
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Re: Deathwish Wheat germ recipe
Summer here now Pint and the snakes are beginning to appear. We saw two just this week. Could be a few seedy days on the horizon.pintoshine wrote:... A little snake bite once in a while... reminds one to practice moderation. Now doesn't it?
Funny thing is that while I felt a little seedy I had no headache at all. Gotta love this hobby!!!
The wife tells me I was dancing around the living room with a broom - CD player on LOUD - when I wasn't insisting that she dances with me. Seems I had a wonderful night. Must have been punkin's oak.
blanik
Simple potstiller. Slow, single run.
(50 litre, propane heated pot still. Coil in bucket condenser - No thermometer, No carbon)
The Reading Lounge AND the Rules We Live By should be compulsory reading
Cumudgeon and loving it.
(50 litre, propane heated pot still. Coil in bucket condenser - No thermometer, No carbon)
The Reading Lounge AND the Rules We Live By should be compulsory reading
Cumudgeon and loving it.
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Re: Deathwish Wheat germ recipe
the waltzing matilda?blanikdog wrote:Summer here now Pint and the snakes are beginning to appear. We saw two just this week. Could be a few seedy days on the horizon.pintoshine wrote:... A little snake bite once in a while... reminds one to practice moderation. Now doesn't it?
Funny thing is that while I felt a little seedy I had no headache at all. Gotta love this hobby!!!
The wife tells me I was dancing around the living room with a broom - CD player on LOUD - when I wasn't insisting that she dances with me. Seems I had a wonderful night. Must have been punkin's oak.
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Re: Deathwish Wheat germ recipe
blanikdog wrote:Summer here now Pint and the snakes are beginning to appear. We saw two just this week. Could be a few seedy days on the horizon.pintoshine wrote:... A little snake bite once in a while... reminds one to practice moderation. Now doesn't it?
Funny thing is that while I felt a little seedy I had no headache at all. Gotta love this hobby!!!
The wife tells me I was dancing around the living room with a broom - CD player on LOUD - when I wasn't insisting that she dances with me. Seems I had a wonderful night. Must have been punkin's oak.
blanik
Used to do a lot of that when it was just me and the Bourbon Girl for friday night drinks. I got a good 6 channel Yamaha with Aaron floorstanders and Aaron and Bose surround. Rocks the whole neighbourhood once the sub and the floor standers warm up.
But it'd be me on the lounge with my eyes half shut while BG danced for hours.
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