beer Being Crafty
- Thread starter The Hot Pepper
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Lol
Staten Island is regarded as the "Forgotten Borough" for many reasons. I will list a few.
1. No alternate side of the street parking
2. Terrible snow removal compared to other boroughs
3. The only borough that you have to pay a toll to get to the other boroughs
4. Terrible public transportation compared to the other boroughs
5. Public sewer system is not like other boroughs...a good portion has septic tanks
The list is ongoing....so as a native SI er...that slogan resonates.
I do agree that it means nothing to 99.9% of the people outside of Staten Island.
Staten Island is regarded as the "Forgotten Borough" for many reasons. I will list a few.
1. No alternate side of the street parking
2. Terrible snow removal compared to other boroughs
3. The only borough that you have to pay a toll to get to the other boroughs
4. Terrible public transportation compared to the other boroughs
5. Public sewer system is not like other boroughs...a good portion has septic tanks
The list is ongoing....so as a native SI er...that slogan resonates.
I do agree that it means nothing to 99.9% of the people outside of Staten Island.
They originally tried to turn it into a Beverly Hills of sorts so seclusion was on the agenda. That shit failed and now it is just a pain in the ass place to get to.
SI tried or talked about trying to secede from NYC for many reasons years ago. Really had nothing to do with seclusion as with lack of services compared to the rest of the city. I won't even go into Fresh Kills.The Hot Pepper said:
It is a pain to get there by public transportation, but honestly, there is no reason to go there.
Oh yeah I know. I also saw stuff about the limited access and high tolls was a plan to make it a secluded place for the rich.
Thanks to D3 -
The most-famous, rock-star of the all-Amarillo beers ...
Oddly it's also the only beer I have interest in trying to clone, perhaps because I know doing so is all about the brewing and ferm temp control/details, since the ingredients are simple and well-known ...
The most-famous, rock-star of the all-Amarillo beers ...
Oddly it's also the only beer I have interest in trying to clone, perhaps because I know doing so is all about the brewing and ferm temp control/details, since the ingredients are simple and well-known ...
Other Half Hogwash at the outdoor bbq joint.
in da rain!
What rain?
The fuck is that? Not NJ lol.
Cloudy with a chance of khaki ...
I say that because I Googled it ...
I say that because I Googled it ...
Don't get mad 1010, but I sent you the Baking Steel Lid instead of beer 
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I couldn't stand that you haven't bought it yet, and with the TD coming and all ...
...I couldn't stand that you haven't bought it yet, and with the TD coming and all ...
I remrmber reading that they actually use several hops, it's just the clones that are all amarillo. I'll have to see if I can find the info when I'm back on my laptop.grantmichaels said:Thanks to D3 -
The most-famous, rock-star of the all-Amarillo beers ...
Oddly it's also the only beer I have interest in trying to clone, perhaps because I know doing so is all about the brewing and ferm temp control/details, since the ingredients are simple and well-known ...
ÂD3monic said:
In truth it doesn't matter, so long as it's a passing clone ...
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This one's been brewed and is reviewed as being quite good, not just here, but elsewhere as well ...
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https://www.brewtoad.com/recipes/3-floyds-gumballhead-clone
Âtctenten said:
That's practically guaranteed. Those things are beautiful.
grantmichaels said:
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Just gettin' the mood on ...
grantmichaels said:I'll keep the CCB flowin' ...
Pumpkin in August, but damn - easy drinking and subtly delicious ...
