OT: HFPens Community Lounge: Its been 84 years... But now Karlsson is here
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Empoleon8771
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@Randy Butternubs I'm starting the Kolsch now and I had a terrific idea while doing it: using a sous vide to maintain temperatures of the water/wort. You have to make sure to clean it of course, but you can get it specifically to 160 F while the grains are soaking. I don't think it will be useful once the malt gets in, but it's working really well for soaking the grains.
I think this is going to turn out like a very bready kolsch, which I'm excited about. I'm not using as much malt as I planned on but have more grains and will soak them for longer.
The recipe I have is:
-5 gallons of distilled water
-1/2 lb Weyermann Type 1 Munich
-7 lbs Pilsen light dry malt extract
-Hallertau Mittlefruh hops
-Koln Kolsch style yeast
Very simple but I think it's going to go really well.
I think this is going to turn out like a very bready kolsch, which I'm excited about. I'm not using as much malt as I planned on but have more grains and will soak them for longer.
The recipe I have is:
-5 gallons of distilled water
-1/2 lb Weyermann Type 1 Munich
-7 lbs Pilsen light dry malt extract
-Hallertau Mittlefruh hops
-Koln Kolsch style yeast
Very simple but I think it's going to go really well.
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Haven't followed them much lately (this run included), but they would have likely been the #1 overall seed in '20 before COVID shut down the tournament.
I think we're seeing the impact that the portal/NIL and teams that aren't focused on "one and done" players are having on the outcome. If you get some solid, more experienced players that fit what you're doing then they can beat the NBA factories.
Buddy Bizarre
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Growing up, he was THE COACH that most people tried to emulate. Man we've come a long way
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Sidney the Kidney
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Does $14k seem a bit steep to build/install a new concrete front landing, steps and walkway for the front of my house? I figured maybe around $8-$10 grand for everything, including taxes. But the estimate came in at slightly over $14k.
Empoleon8771
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I just saw this pop up for me on youtube:
Highly recommend it if anyone has half an hour to watch an independent TV show.
Highly recommend it if anyone has half an hour to watch an independent TV show.
Deport Ogie
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It feels a bit steep but poured concrete has been expensive as hell for awhile now.
Randy Butternubs
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I had my front retaining wall replaced, steps expanded, sidewalk replaced, and brick work replaced. Total was just over $15k ($5k just for the brick work). This was in November. The owner did let me know that concrete prices were going up in January of this year.
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I just had my driveway and my back patio expanded in September. It was a little over 10k so that number doesn't surprise me at all
Goalie_Bob
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Have you gotten 3 bids? Always get multiple bids for work like this.
I'll be honest, doesn't sound to far off.
Ogrezilla
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Ogrezilla
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just beat Deathloop. Really good game. Arkane does good work. Deathloop, Prey, and Dishonored are all great. Dark Messiah of Might and Magic was fun too, didn't realize that was them until I just looked up what they've made. I'll need to play Dishonored 2 and check out these Wolfenstein games they worked on.
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Personally not a fan of hers or her husband.
I am pretty pumped for the Blue Beetle movie though.
Tacitus Kilgore
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Anyone ever try Molson Canadian Premium? Not their usual white label, but the gold label.
Not half bad tbh. Fully expecting to get shit on here though. But I found it to be pretty refreshing and crisp
Not half bad tbh. Fully expecting to get shit on here though. But I found it to be pretty refreshing and crisp
Ogrezilla
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I loved Ladybird and Squid and the Whale is really good too. Marriage Story is solid enough (though I'll never watch it again, it's just miserable). I didn't know he co-wrote Life Aquatic and Fantastic Mr Fox with Wes Anderson, so apparently I like him more than I thought
But I haven't seen anything else of theirs. But Barbie looks super weird and fun and I like the cast.The trailer for Blue Beetle looks fun enough certainly, though I know nothing at all about it. That said, I'm excited for this guy to recruit him for the Big Bad Beetleborgs Cinematic Universe in the post credit scene
I haven't had the premium but I think Molson is generally pretty decent. Crisp and refreshing are my go-to characteristics of beer at this point, maybe I'll give it a go.
Meh, I like regular Canadian. But I'm not a beer snob.
Sidney the Kidney
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Thanks. Yeah, I'd heard that prices for stuff like that have skyrocketed because of limited supply or whatever. Just was a bit shocked at exactly how high they went up.
But I guess if I figured it could be around 10k, and add in the exploding cost of everything nowadays, an extra 4k is reasonable.
Tacitus Kilgore
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I loved Ladybird and Squid and the Whale is really good too. Marriage Story is solid enough (though I'll never watch it again, it's just miserable). I didn't know he co-wrote Life Aquatic and Fantastic Mr Fox with Wes Anderson, so apparently I like him more than I thought
The trailer for Blue Beetle looks fun enough certainly, though I know nothing at all about it. That said, I'm excited for this guy to recruit him for the Big Bad Beetleborgs Cinematic Universe in the post credit scene
I haven't had the premium but I think Molson is generally pretty decent. Crisp and refreshing are my go-to characteristics of beer at this point, maybe I'll give it a go.
Shiiii now I'm gonna have to try regular Molson too. Labatt is alright, like that's all it is, is alright. Very inoffensive, good first beer for a 21 to get into things before getting exposed to more diverse tasting beers. Crisp and refreshing is a go to for me as well. Beer snobs are so damn lame, and I'm normally a bourbon guy. But it doesn't hit that refreshing spot a cold beer does
Yeah, bourbon while on the riding mower in the summer just doesn't sound the same.
Tacitus Kilgore
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Shit, bourbon on the riding mower is gonna have me catching a DUI on my own lawn
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Empoleon8771
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I don't commonly drink cheaper beer, but Moulson is always a decent one whenever I do. Moulson and Rainier are both pretty decent.
Although I say this as I'm drinking Blue Moon, which isn't exactly imported German beer either
Although I say this as I'm drinking Blue Moon, which isn't exactly imported German beer either
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Ogrezilla
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Moosehead is my favorite of the Yuengling/Molson tier of lager. It's definitely my go to refreshing beer.
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