[dirtyjerzey]

...the first things you unpack after selling your house and moving are a flask, stirplate, and starsan.  To hell with the clothes, who needs pants anyways!?! 

[AmandaK]

...the first things you unpack after selling your house and moving are a flask, stirplate, and starsan.  To hell with the clothes, who needs pants anyways!?! 

When you buy a new house and your first thought is, "This is a great time to upgrade the brewery too..."

So your housewarming present to yourself is a Sabco. 

[Jimmy K]

You know you're into homebrewing when you think homebrew makes a great Christmas gift.
 
You know you're obsessed when your family thinks homebrew makes a great Christmas gift.

[reverseapachemaster]

When you read this thread and you think all of the responses are really reasonable.

[guido]

When you read this thread and you think all of the responses are really reasonable.

Well...yeah; we're reasonable people.

[punatic]

...the first things you unpack after selling your house and moving are a flask, stirplate, and starsan.  To hell with the clothes, who needs pants anyways!?! 

When you buy a new house and your first thought is, "This is a great time to upgrade the brewery too..."

So your housewarming present to yourself is a Sabco. 

When you go house shopping the first thing you look for in a new home is where the brewery will go.

[Pinski]

...the first things you unpack after selling your house and moving are a flask, stirplate, and starsan.  To hell with the clothes, who needs pants anyways!?! 

When you buy a new house and your first thought is, "This is a great time to upgrade the brewery too..."

So your housewarming present to yourself is a Sabco. 

...or a B2100 
So much more useful and rewarding than a condo.

[garc_mall]

...the first things you unpack after selling your house and moving are a flask, stirplate, and starsan.  To hell with the clothes, who needs pants anyways!?! 

When you buy a new house and your first thought is, "This is a great time to upgrade the brewery too..."

So your housewarming present to yourself is a Sabco. 

When you go house shopping the first thing you look for in a new home is where the brewery will go.

The real estate agent my wife and I used is our club president. My new house has a garage to brew in temporarily, space for a shed (Brewery/bar) and a barrel aging room in the basement. Gotta plan for the beer.

[AmandaK]

...the first things you unpack after selling your house and moving are a flask, stirplate, and starsan.  To hell with the clothes, who needs pants anyways!?! 

When you buy a new house and your first thought is, "This is a great time to upgrade the brewery too..."

So your housewarming present to yourself is a Sabco. 

When you go house shopping the first thing you look for in a new home is where the brewery will go.

Check and check!

[ericberryericberry]

When you go house shopping the first thing you look for in a new home is where the brewery will go.
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I'm new to these forums (although I read them regularly), but couldn't help but chime in here.  I do that to such an extent that my wife mentions the potential for a brew room before I do......

[ynotbrusum]

I've definitely noticed this going on:

When every friend, relative or mere acquaintance you are with says to the bartender before you order your first beer - "He makes his own beer, so don't ask him about the beer and don't expect him to order without asking at least 5 questions about your beer"

[redbeerman]

I've definitely noticed this going on:

When every friend, relative or mere acquaintance you are with says to the bartender before you order your first beer - "He makes his own beer, so don't ask him about the beer and don't expect him to order without asking at least 5 questions about your beer"

Always, they funny thing is, after tasting the beer, you know more about it than the server most of the time.

[bluesman]

When you see a 150qt Igloo at The Sam's Club and conjure up visions of a group Barleywine brew. I almost bought that sucker... 

[corkybstewart]

Your wife(a nurse) understands why you stayed up til 3 AM bottling homebrew on the day of your double hernia surgery.

[HoosierBrew]

I've definitely noticed this going on:

When every friend, relative or mere acquaintance you are with says to the bartender before you order your first beer - "He makes his own beer, so don't ask him about the beer and don't expect him to order without asking at least 5 questions about your beer"

Always, they funny thing is, after tasting the beer, you know more about it than the server most of the time.

No kidding. I love it when the server describes (for example) any stout that they brew as "kind of like Guinness".  I don't find sweet, export, American, RIS as remotely like an Irish stout. Just semantics I guess   .