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Enjoy some suds for me gents! I have until sometime next month before I get to try some frosty beverages.

Ruination is awesome! Great reward too!

Tried a new one the other night, dogfishead immort ale. Really good taste with a hint of vanilla at the end followed by a kick of oak from the aging process.

i've been unpacking and trying to entertain a bunch of visitors. Very challenging to unpack with people here all the time.

i've been unpacking and trying to entertain a bunch of visitors. Very challenging to unpack with people here all the time.

Started packing the house for the move, and upset that the nice weather has passed yet again and my truck still hasn't seen any love...

That's true, I guess I was expecting something with more IPA kick, so my expectations were higher. I think the only one I really like from Sam Adams is the classic lager. You are right about stones ruination, awesome beer! If you like really dark beers, check out Old Viscosity, I've only been able to get it out on the west coast, so you might be able to find it. Now I warn, by dark, I mean when you pour it in a glass you won't see anything through it. But it's pretty good!

I had that earlier in the summer, It didn't impress me at all honestly. Racer 5 is a great hoppy IPA as well as the 90 and 120 minute IPA's from Dogfishead. A light IPA persay that I love is the sierra nevada. Good stuff there!

I'm not the only one! Ryan, there is no reason to wait so long before brewing more, I have 13 gallons in kegs and another 46 in bottles right now.

Dylan you rock! Let's see...Currently in my fridge is a Vanilla Porter by Breckenridge brewery as well as some Dogfishead Punk'n ale! I also have 3 I've brewed myself, an edmund fitzgerald clone from Great Lakes Brewing, a 90 min IPA clone from Dogfishead and a one off that's a wheat beer with an orange infusion that rocked out to 14.5%! Many more to come, craft beer is essentially all I drink!

Thanks for that explanation! I have both the machine super sealant and the buttery wax, but only knew that one went on via the PC and the other via a handheld hex applicator. Now I guess, Is it a good idea, or will it make a difference to use the machine super sealant and then apply buttery over top? Overkill?

Wow! Awesome project! I can't wait to get my hands on an old project corvette.

I've got the same problem...I have lines running down from the door handles and again on the cap and bed from the window edges...I want nothing more than to wash it and get it in the garage to detail it, just no chance with the weather patterns right now.

Ok ok, So I'm going to post pics tomorrow to a new thread! http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/lounge/13955.htm#post241539 Thanks everyone!! I feel like part of the family!

Spent the weekend at the hospital, and brought home the wife and our new daughter this morning!!

Took the Dog to get his nails trimmed, and about to fire up the grill for some dinner!

You guys all have nice garages...I have one more shipment for the time being en-route and scheduled to be here Wednesday. I'll post some pictures then!

Titan forum, asked some detailing questions and got sent here to learn the error of my ways. Just got the money together this year though to make a purchase, I'm addicted...

I've got a smaller plastic container for the towels, and 2 of the small rubbermaid tuff tote things, I have the PC and pads in one, and all the other products in the other, all stacked on a wire shelf with the gallon jugs above. My wife thinks i'm a little OCD, but I like to be organized!

I made room for the new Keg fridge and cleaned it up a bit. I brewed yesterday and made a bit of a mess, so I need to bust out the pressure washer and clean up the mess...

No pictures yet, but I did add a new fridge to hold kegs of homebrew as well as the freezer to hold some venison today!!