Unless a famous stove shop owner is providing it.....then I can make an exception.
Look what I found today
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No way!! They don't like my choice in beer and loading my stash into the get a way van is going to create a major thirst factor and unless they bring their own [ which I doubt that would take up valuable space for pellets] I'm safe
Your safe, Were concentrating on OMV stash. We have taken lots and the fool hasn't even notice yet. He just see's the decoys that are sent to keep him and the Mrs. busy. More worried about his shrubs and bushes than his huge stash of fuel!
That's what I was thinking. Grabbing my stash is like some punk robbing a 711 if you want a major score hit the federal reserve of pellets OMV Go Big or Go Home!
tony58
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Yep.Busch is a great shoulder Beer...............
chuckster
Burning Hunk
Love those less than $20.00 a thirty pack beers. more money to buy pellets with.
CT Pellet
Minister of Fire
Look....If it comes down to being able to afford good beer or good pellets, you made the right choice! Crappy pellets will be crappy pellets until they are gone, but cheap beer only sucks for the first two or three! 
Northwoodneil
Feeling the Heat
I guess I fall into the cheap pellets good beer catagory. Thank God for a bottom feeder that can burn junk so I can drink Spotted Cow. And I only drink beer on days ending in Y.
Yup, but then I've had exactly one selection on their menu, the sausage platter. I need my sausage fix every so often. You never know what kinds the three sausages are going to be.
Call me a stick in the mud. I like to vary the brew to go with them.
Will, Don't mind these spoiled, expensive beer drinkers. They're either rich or don't drink enough beer. Its all about value. Blue and chrome for the win!
Imo you did good on both accounts!
Where the f is Eaton when you need some help?
Imo you did good on both accounts!
Where the f is Eaton when you need some help?
+1 .. it aint gotta cost a bunch to be good.... somethin to be said for a cold crisp can of PBR!
+1 .. it aint gotta cost a bunch to be good.... somethin to be said for a cold crisp can of PBR!
You should note that I rated PBR as better than what was in the back of that pick'em up truck.
Now for the shocker really good beer doesn't have to be expensive so there
.I believe it cost more per ounce to brew your own than it does to buy a 30 pack of the blue smoothies...
Eatonpcat
Minister of Fire
I for one will not be drinkin' craft brews...Next thing you know you guys will be knitting sweaters!!
Nothing like a good game of football and a Sam Adams White Christmas Ale (Is that a hint of Nutmeg or is that cloves I taste??)...Gimme a break fellas take your skirts off and act like men!!
Nothing like a good game of football and a Sam Adams White Christmas Ale (Is that a hint of Nutmeg or is that cloves I taste??)...Gimme a break fellas take your skirts off and act like men!!
The last Larger packaged kit I purchased was under $20 and made 62/12 ounce bottles. What can I say sometimes one just has to do a light style beer
.Even cheaper when done from scratch.
Eatonpcat
Minister of Fire
The last Larger packaged kit I purchased was under $20 and made 62/12 ounce bottles. What can I say sometimes one just has to do a light style beer
Even cheaper when done from scratch.
True...If your time is worth nothing!!
Of course your factoring i the start up cost and misc. supplies needed. right?The last Larger packaged kit I purchased was under $20 and made 62/12 ounce bottles. What can I say sometimes one just has to do a light style beer
Even cheaper when done from scratch.
Nope, but then I'm not watering it down either.
What's $102 divided by 18 that's the startup cost addition to the above for me per batch. Since I'm talking kits now. This will decrease as the number of batches brewed goes up, incidental cost that will be added is about $1.00 per 10 batches for sanitizer.
True...If your time is worth nothing!!
Well I never counted that for any other hobby nor do I count it for making all of the stuff that is sitting in those jars in the pantry, the garage, or the supply of vegetables in the fridge, still in the garden or in the garage.
But you have to realize, I get fresh eggs, homemade bread, wild berry jams, etc ... for breakfast. All as the result of hobbies.
It is sort of like being on here, it keeps me out of trouble.
Eatonpcat
Minister of Fire
I guess I need to get some more hobbies!! LOL
My hobby list is as follows:
Drink Beer
Argue about sports
Drink Beer
Would like some of that homemade bread, I will have to let the wifey know that will be one of her new hobbies!
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