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Title: Welding patchpanels + Post by: louisb on December 17, 2008, 20:33:11 pm a six pack of Newcastle = modern art :o
--louis Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: danny gabbard on December 18, 2008, 00:03:15 am I think jack and coke works faster!!!
Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: stealth67vw on December 18, 2008, 04:07:05 am There is not enough alcohol in Newcastle. 3.7% WTF ,That's less than Bud Light >:( . I can't stomach more than 2, they're way too sweet and malty. Now give me a good India Pale Ale or Russian Imperial Stout and I'll make Picasso's work look like it was done by a monkey. ;D Good beer starts at 7%.
BTW PUI-ing. ;D Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: Jim Ratto on December 19, 2008, 18:04:54 pm Nwcastle from tap is light years better than from the bottles. Something aboout the clear glass I think. Not quite as horrid as a green bottled beer, but still has a whiff of skunkiness.
True, takes a few Newcastles to do anything. Try an Eye of the Hawk for some octane... ;) Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: Rennsurfer on December 19, 2008, 18:07:58 pm Funny that you mention the skunkiness in Newcastles, Jim. My friend's girlfriend always points that about the tall (22-24oz. ??) clear bottles. Once in awhile, I'll grab one of those on the way home to enjoy with my take-out dinner, after work. She's right; the talls have it, whereas the standard 12oz. bottles... not-so-much.
Weird. Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: Jim Ratto on December 19, 2008, 18:09:22 pm I think jack and coke works faster!!! danny, in your new climate, try hot chocolate with a glug of Baileys.... Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: Jim Ratto on December 19, 2008, 18:12:53 pm Funny that you mention the skunkiness in Newcastles, Jim. My friend's girlfriend always points that about the tall (22-24oz. ??) clear bottles. Once in awhile, I'll grab one of those on the way home to enjoy with my take-out dinner, after work. She's right; the talls have it, whereas the standard 12oz. bottles... not-so-much. Weird. more surface area for light to get through? Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: Rennsurfer on December 19, 2008, 21:22:10 pm more surface area for light to get through? Dunno, but that theory works for me. Anything is possible with clear bottles. The better biers are typically offered in dark brown glass. Very few green bottles have decent brews. I went through a brief Rolling Rock phase in the late '80s. When I'm in Mexico, I'll sometimes get the Dos Equis in the green bottles. There's really not too many others that I can think of worth mentioning. Strange... those green bottles. They need to make ORANGE ones, dang it. Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: Jim Ratto on December 19, 2008, 21:34:30 pm more surface area for light to get through? Dunno, but that theory works for me. Anything is possible with clear bottles. The better biers are typically offered in dark brown glass. Very few green bottles have decent brews. I went through a brief Rolling Rock phase in the late '80s. When I'm in Mexico, I'll sometimes get the Dos Equis in the green bottles. There's really not too many others that I can think of worth mentioning. Strange... those green bottles. They need to make ORANGE ones, dang it. I did Rolling Rocks too about 1989-90 or so. before I was legit. Gag.... Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: yvre on December 20, 2008, 01:35:01 am yeah yeah yeah, but what about pics of the welding???
Title: Re: Welding patchpanels + Post by: stealth67vw on December 20, 2008, 03:35:36 am Screw the welding, we're talking about beers. >:( ;D
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