- Lexington Flyer

Right when I started watching MTV. I remember watching Dire Straights "Money For Nothing" Aerosmilth/RUN DMC's "Walk this Way" and Van Halen's "Jump".

Good times.

never had
- Deasr1

Belgian (or French) farmhouse ale.

In Philly area McKenzie Brewery makes a good one.
http://www.mckenziebrewho.../FreshOnTap/ourBeers.aspx

'69 Ford Torino for 300 bucks back in '79...I swear I ended up replacing every belt and hose along w/ the radiator, water pump, alternator, etc.
- isaiah520

That was back when FORD stood for FixOrRepairDaily.

68 merc cougar. still have it. cardinal red and my bro and I put a T5 5 speed manual tranny in it from an 84 mustang.

For Klode, my last homebrew recipe:

G Force Saison

9 lbs Belgian Pilsner malt
2 lbs Munich malt
1 lb wheat malt

2 oz Styrian Goldings hops
2 oz Saaz hops

Wyeast French Saison yeast
- Marc D

Freakin soft euro brew

- Lexington Flyer

Nice Hog, how was gas milage?

Belgian (or French) farmhouse ale.

In Philly area McKenzie Brewery makes a good one.
http://www.mckenziebrewho.../FreshOnTap/ourBeers.aspx
- Marc D

How is taste? Compared to say Sam Adams?

1997 Mazda B3000 regular cab, 5 speed with 2 wheel drive.

Hit a deer and wrote it off.

Freakin soft euro brew

- Lexington Flyer

ouch

like a blind backhand pass turn over at the blue line

Right when I started watching MTV. I remember watching Dire Straights "Money For Nothing" Aerosmilth/RUN DMC's "Walk this Way" and Van Halen's "Jump".

Good times.
- flyguy12

I pretty much had to sneak it in. My Mom hated that channel, especially after she saw this one:

68 merc cougar. still have it. cardinal red and my bro and I put a T5 5 speed manual tranny in it from an 84 mustang.
- Just5

1994 Pontiac Sunbird. It's name was "the goat". Dont know why. Heat would shoot up to the red line and you could smell fire for about the last 6 months. Ran like a beauty though. Not one accident. Roared as it sped up, barely keeping pace with a bus. Broke one of the shocks, so one side rode a bit lower. Great car. Got scrapped for 75$.[/img]

Right when I started watching MTV. I remember watching Dire Straights "Money For Nothing" Aerosmilth/RUN DMC's "Walk this Way" and Van Halen's "Jump".

Good times.
- flyguy12

I pretty much had to sneak it in. My Mom hated that channel, especially after she saw this one:

ZZ Top - Legs - Music - More Music Videos

- Lexington Flyer

I remember my Dad walking in the room when George Michael's "I want Your Sex" first debuted. I think I took a beating for that.

ouch

like a blind backhand pass turn over at the blue line
- Marc D

I probably spoke too soon. Without tasting, I can't verify said euro-softness. You'll have to send me a six pack (hey I am a scientist, we need to have replicated experimental units) so I can verify my hypothesis.

1997 Mazda B3000 regular cab, 5 speed with 2 wheel drive.

Hit a deer and wrote it off.
- MunsterMike

Seems to be a common thread throughout today's stories.

How is taste? Compared to say Sam Adams?
- Deasr1

totally different

the Belgian yeasts throw off a bunch of different flavors, more in the fruit spectrum.
saison style ferments very dry, so while the first whiff might be fruit, the beer is really crisp and dry

sam adams uses a more neutral yeast that emphasizes the flavors from the barley malt and the hops.

- rockychocbill

Love the "Best joke ever told" that comes up in the Jan Brady position in the grouping that follows the video.

I probably spoke too soon. Without tasting, I can't verify said euro-softness. You'll have to send me a six pack (hey I am a scientist, we need to have replicated experimental units) so I can verify my hypothesis.

- Lexington Flyer

you will have to come out for a visit, I gave up bottling for kegging
always have 2 on tap

Nice Hog, how was gas milage?
- Deasr1

I wore through the back tires doing spinouts on gravel and asphalt before she ran out of gas. My dad rigged some old solid rubber lawn mower wheels on the back and I was back in business. The rubber wheels were pretty heavy compared to those plastic jobs which gave me a little extra zip in downhill events

That was back when FORD stood for FixOrRepairDaily.
- rockychocbill

I'll say

you will have to come out for a visit, I gave up bottling for kegging
always have 2 on tap
- Marc D

Six kegs should do fine. I'll call it a long term study

Aren't you in WVa? Or am I thinking of someone else?

1994 Pontiac Sunbird. It's name was "the goat". Dont know why. Heat would shoot up to the red line and you could smell fire for about the last 6 months. Ran like a beauty though. Not one accident. Roared as it sped up, barely keeping pace with a bus. Broke one of the shocks, so one side rode a bit lower. Great car. Got scrapped for 75$.
- flyer_nutter[/img]

I smashed up an 88 ford country squire station wagon. It was white with imitation wood paneling. carpeted dash. I bought that for 400 bucks.

2008 Ford Edge......

I wore through the back tires doing spinouts on gravel and asphalt before she ran out of gas. My dad rigged some old solid rubber lawn mower wheels on the back and I was back in business. The rubber wheels were pretty heavy compared to those plastic jobs which gave me a little extra zip in downhill events
- Lexington Flyer

totally different

the Belgian yeasts throw off a bunch of different flavors, more in the fruit spectrum.
saison style ferments very dry, so while the first whiff might be fruit, the beer is really crisp and dry

sam adams uses a more neutral yeast that emphasizes the flavors from the barley malt and the hops.
- Marc D

Where can I try some?