Mike Coslo wrote:
GTS wrote:

perhaps they sell 807's

As a homebrewer and a homebrewer, I think that's what I'll name=
my next=20
batch!

I'm a homebrewer and a homebrewer, too.=20

I predict a batch of "Firebottle" beer coming up. Maybe something with=20
Haba=F1ero peppers?=20

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Censorship sucks^H^H^H^H^H is for your own good.

As a homebrewer and a homebrewer, I think that's what I'll
name my next batch!

I'm a homebrewer and a homebrewer, too.

I predict a batch of "Firebottle" beer coming up. Maybe something with
Habañero peppers?

I suppose you could brew up some "BPL" (boiled-pepper lager), but
what's the sense in making a beer which drowns out all the flavors in
your food and makes it impossible for you to talk?

--
Dave Platt AE6EO
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As a homebrewer and a homebrewer, I think that's what I'll
name my next batch!

I'm a homebrewer and a homebrewer, too.

I predict a batch of "Firebottle" beer coming up. Maybe something with
Habañero peppers?

I suppose you could brew up some "BPL" (boiled-pepper lager), but
what's the sense in making a beer which drowns out all the flavors in
your food and makes it impossible for you to talk?

--
Dave Platt AE6EO
Hosting the Jade Warrior home page: http://www.radagast.org/jade-warrior
I do _not_ wish to receive unsolicited commercial email, and I will
boycott any company which has the gall to send me such ads!

Dave Platt wrote:
As a homebrewer and a homebrewer, I think that's what I'll
name my next batch!

I'm a homebrewer and a homebrewer, too.

I predict a batch of "Firebottle" beer coming up. Maybe something with
Haba?ero peppers?

I suppose you could brew up some "BPL" (boiled-pepper lager), but
what's the sense in making a beer which drowns out all the flavors in
your food and makes it impossible for you to talk?

Not for _me_, Dave! _Not_ for _me_.

--
I was thinking of the legendary British Weather, with the four seasons
of winter, mud, rain, and damp.
-- Rev. Peter da Silva

Dave Platt wrote:
As a homebrewer and a homebrewer, I think that's what I'll
name my next batch!

I'm a homebrewer and a homebrewer, too.

I predict a batch of "Firebottle" beer coming up. Maybe something with
Haba?ero peppers?

I suppose you could brew up some "BPL" (boiled-pepper lager), but
what's the sense in making a beer which drowns out all the flavors in
your food and makes it impossible for you to talk?

Not for _me_, Dave! _Not_ for _me_.

--
I was thinking of the legendary British Weather, with the four seasons
of winter, mud, rain, and damp.
-- Rev. Peter da Silva

Mike Coslo wrote in message ...
GTS wrote:

Sorry about that, a case of mistaken identity.

Fortunately, I like radio. :-)


Alex Flinsch wrote:
On wrote:

Wrong group dude.

But thanks, we like beer ;-)



perhaps they sell 807's

As a homebrewer and a homebrewer, I think that's what I'll name my next
batch!

- Mike KB3EIA -


Mike, we need to get together at Dayton04 and bring some samples. My
smallest sample size is a 3 gallon corny keg.

Brian

Mike Coslo wrote in message ...
GTS wrote:

Sorry about that, a case of mistaken identity.

Fortunately, I like radio. :-)


Alex Flinsch wrote:
On wrote:

Wrong group dude.

But thanks, we like beer ;-)



perhaps they sell 807's

As a homebrewer and a homebrewer, I think that's what I'll name my next
batch!

- Mike KB3EIA -


Mike, we need to get together at Dayton04 and bring some samples. My
smallest sample size is a 3 gallon corny keg.

Brian

Mike Coslo wrote:
GTS wrote:

Sorry about that, a case of mistaken identity.

Fortunately, I like radio. :-)

Alex Flinsch wrote:
On wrote:

Wrong group dude.

But thanks, we like beer ;-)



perhaps they sell 807's


As a homebrewer and a homebrewer, I think that's what I'll name my
next batch!

- Mike KB3EIA -

Hams used to refer to bottles of beer as "cold 807's"
Then again, the "hippies" in my old radio club used to
refer to pot (not the resistive or cooking vessel kind)
as 'triodes'. A strong stash was a power triode? Guess
a bong was a water cooled triode? OH well....

Mike Coslo wrote:
GTS wrote:

Sorry about that, a case of mistaken identity.

Fortunately, I like radio. :-)

Alex Flinsch wrote:
On wrote:

Wrong group dude.

But thanks, we like beer ;-)



perhaps they sell 807's


As a homebrewer and a homebrewer, I think that's what I'll name my
next batch!

- Mike KB3EIA -

Hams used to refer to bottles of beer as "cold 807's"
Then again, the "hippies" in my old radio club used to
refer to pot (not the resistive or cooking vessel kind)
as 'triodes'. A strong stash was a power triode? Guess
a bong was a water cooled triode? OH well....

Just a thought, my 5gal stainless steel Cornelius kegs would
make great hi Q VHF resonant cavities but the only way I can think of
tuning them would be to vary the beer level by drinking it. However if I
was having a lot of QSOs involving a lot of channel changes then I would
be forced to drink a lot of beer .... and consequently not capable of
having a coherent QSO 'cos I make very good beer ..... on the other hand
I could stay fixed frequency but not be able to drink the beer .......
Ah well, back to the drawing board !!!!!
--
Dick
GM0MNL Fra' Auld Reekie