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OK, I am starting to put together my wish list and first on it is more fermentation vessels (I like the looks of the Demi John). Also looking to add a new metal funnel with screen. A gift certificate to the hardware store (copper, copper, and more copper). Anyone else starting to put together a wish list?
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just me and my dog,,so no use,,but then almost every month is like christmas.
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I'm liking the conical fermenter Big R got. Along with a nice big brew pot with a false bottom. Stainless funnel would be nice to fill bottles with.

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ive got a stock pot on mine, though i could use a big funnel as well
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Jeez, I guess my wishes are WAY out of bounds. I envision a private hobby distillery. Ceramic floor and walls. SS tables. Natural gas stove. Several Megapot mashing vessels. Oh, about 4 inductor tank fermenters in a temperature controlled fermentation room. Several copper pots with numerous pot still heads so I could specifically taylor my distillation product. An aging room with rotating barrel racks and automatic climate change for true seasonal aging. Overhead, multi-directional hoist for all the heavy lifting. Low humidity, CO2 environment room for grain storage.

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Damn and I thought my list was pushing it. :shock: :lol:
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Prairiepiss wrote:Stainless funnel would be nice to fill bottles with.
I talked to my local hardware store about these and got them to stock them just for me!

Also got my G/f to buy me leadfree plumers solder and flux for my birthday :thumbup:
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This will do.... not to mention that she's a Billionaire.



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rtalbigr wrote:Jeez, I guess my wishes are WAY out of bounds. I envision a private hobby distillery. Ceramic floor and walls. SS tables. Natural gas stove. Several Megapot mashing vessels. Oh, about 4 inductor tank fermenters in a temperature controlled fermentation room. Several copper pots with numerous pot still heads so I could specifically taylor my distillation product. An aging room with rotating barrel racks and automatic climate change for true seasonal aging. Overhead, multi-directional hoist for all the heavy lifting. Low humidity, CO2 environment room for grain storage.

As my Moma used to say, "If you're gonna dream, dream big!"

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Bull Rider wrote:This will do.... not to mention that she's a Billionaire.



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I'm just hoping for a long slow BJ. I'll take care of the rest of my wants and needs. I'm much better at buying my gifts than anyone else.
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rtalbigr wrote:Jeez, I guess my wishes are WAY out of bounds. I envision a private hobby distillery. Ceramic floor and walls. SS tables. Natural gas stove. Several Megapot mashing vessels. Oh, about 4 inductor tank fermenters in a temperature controlled fermentation room. Several copper pots with numerous pot still heads so I could specifically taylor my distillation product. An aging room with rotating barrel racks and automatic climate change for true seasonal aging. Overhead, multi-directional hoist for all the heavy lifting. Low humidity, CO2 environment room for grain storage.

As my Moma used to say, "If you're gonna dream, dream big!"

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Bushman wrote:
Bull Rider wrote:This will do.... not to mention that she's a Billionaire.
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I'm hoping for a new colomation lens, and a better finder scope for my telescope.
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Damn now I know I'm gettin old, all the copper and the cute chick sound good but in reality around this time of year I want the wood shed to be full enough to not have to worry if it's a late spring like usual around here, a nice fire in the wood stove and a home made hot toddy in my hand and I'm a pretty happy guy. Happy Holidays to all you fellers.
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I have a seven month old, so I just want a nap. Maybe a full hour this time.
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Large Sarge wrote:I have a seven month old, so I just want a nap. Maybe a full hour this time.
Teehee,,,,,,,,,sorry there Sir.....No rest for the weary :mrgreen:

I'd like bout:
4 -"six case" beer kegs.
3- five gallon white oak barrels
1-big ass stainless funnel
And my still built by,,,,,,,,someone better'n me.......soup tuh nuts.


mmmmm,,,, thats all for this year.
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OlympicMtDoo wrote:... this time of year I want the wood shed to be full enough to not have to worry if it's a late spring like usual around here, a nice fire in the wood stove and a home made hot toddy in my hand and I'm a pretty happy guy.
Just ordered another cord of wood 'cause it's shaping up to be a cold and gusty pacific north west winter. Power's already been off more than once. Brrr.
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A hot woman and a cold bed will do me .... 8)
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Ian Jay wrote:A hot woman and a cold bed will do me .... 8)
Better than a cold woman and a hot bed!
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With this storm blowing in today I know its going to be a long winter. I already have a hot chick, great job, great kids and decent health. Every day I count my blessings as a damn lucky guy.

For Christmas I hope you all are blessed with the luck of the Irish. I already know you drink like your Irish. (like me),

I wish you all the best this holiday season and consider you all friends that I would welcome to my thanksgiving table.

Happy Holidays. Cheers!!!
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I'll just ask for one of KS's flutes :thumbup:
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+ 1 mud i already bought myself that stock pot
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Christmas does not mean to me what it did when I was a child. I can honestly say that I do not care about opening gifts on Christmas morning any more. To me now Christmas is just celebrating Jesus's birthday and maybe eating a fancy meal, and watching my kids get even more spoiled than they are now. I tell all my friends and family not to buy me gifts, and tell them I am not buying them gifts. I try to opt out of Christmas gift exchange except for the kids.

Ever since I became an adult, I do not have many wants, if I want something I can afford I buy it regardless of time of year. If it's something I want that I can't afford, Christmas does not change that, my wife still could not get it for me.

Shopping for Christmas gifts for me consist of the things I probably should have bought over the year, but will make do with what I have until they fall apart completly. Things I care about so little I would not buy until I absolutely have to have them. IE: Underwear, Shoes, Etc. I know my wife is going to ignore tradition this year, as we had a better than usual year money wise, and she has been asking me about things like would you you like to go do this, or would you like tickets to that, what do you think about this car, etc. trying to get an idea of what I want.

The absolute truth is, if I want it and we have enough $$ for it, I would have bought it already. When I want anything, and there are the funds for it, I don't waste time in picking it up.

Not exactly the "what do you buy for the man who has everything" more of a "what do you buy for the man who is happy with what he gets himself"
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What can you buy for the man who has nothing?

That's what I tell my wife very year when she asks what I want for Xmas. :D
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"If you're gonna dream, dream big!"
Neat advice! very motivational. My mom used to say: "wish in one hand and sh!t in the other- then see which hand gets full, first."
But, I would LOVE a soxhlet extraction set-up for Christmas! (just gotta figure out the laws for laboratory glassware in Germany!)
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