Supplies in Ireland

[kenmc]

what do you mean?

[Bugno]

Three different people posting the same message

In killaloe is where the HomeBrewCentre.ie is, not too much of a drive to get the yeast in an emergency... give them a call.

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[kenmc]

yeah I didn't understand it either, i think they're all making fun of me for some reason
But given that you're in laois its probably less than an hour to killaloe for you...

[delboy]

yeah I didn't understand it either, i think they're all making fun of me for some reason
But given that you're in laois its probably less than an hour to killaloe for you...

No harm meant, just making fun in a very, very gentle way, promise not to do it again

[kenmc]

I still don't understand.
was it the grammer in the post, or something different? I'd not had coffee at that stage of the day!

[delboy]

Nothing to do with grammar, im not exactly an english teacher anyway, its just on a forum sometimes when something gets repeated its can be mildly amusing to repeat it again when contributing to a thread (you sometimes get a snowball effect).
As i said its not exactly the comedic jape of the year and is only very midly amusing at best but importantly there is absolutely no malice meant to either the orginial poster or the person who started the thread.

[fivetide]

hahaha.

What *we* need is a nice friendly 'Jim's Beer Kit Awayday' where we all meet up in Ireland for a good quaff and bring supplies with us to share with our celtic cousins!

Everyone can get Stonch drunk in a local and make him shout loudly about how bad Guinness is and how we invented stout anyway, and did you know about porter and mild by the way...

[of course, I did consider repeating the HBS comment once again just to deepen del's blushes...]

[oblivious]

yeah I didn't understand it either, i think they're all making fun of me for some reason
But given that you're in laois its probably less than an hour to killaloe for you...

Na, I had all ready posted the link as one of those short links

[oblivious]

hahaha.

What *we* need is a nice friendly 'Jim's Beer Kit Awayday' where we all meet up in Ireland for a good quaff and bring supplies with us to share with our celtic cousins!

Everyone can get Stonch drunk in a local and make him shout loudly about how bad Guinness is and how we invented stout anyway, and did you know about porter and mild by the way...

[of course, I did consider repeating the HBS comment once again just to deepen del's blushes...]

We just made it better




well not the draught stuff

[delboy]

hahaha.

What *we* need is a nice friendly 'Jim's Beer Kit Awayday' where we all meet up in Ireland for a good quaff and bring supplies with us to share with our celtic cousins!

Everyone can get Stonch drunk in a local and make him shout loudly about how bad Guinness is and how we invented stout anyway, and did you know about porter and mild by the way...

[of course, I did consider repeating the HBS comment once again just to deepen del's blushes...]

Thanks for sparing me the blushes FT.
If we could just find some way to have the best of both worlds, really good english ales in irish pubs not that would be my idea of heaven on earth

[Bugno]

Just got home from work, went to take a reading and to my amazement the airlock was bubling. Its not frantic but every couple of minutes. Maybe stirring worked. I am now afraid to disturb it. Should I leave it in primary for another week, week 3, and then go straight to bottles or should I go ahead and transfer it to secondary for the final week before bottling.

Any advice would br appreciated.