[jamminbrew]

Was that Zack Galifinakis?

Oh, and when it comes to inane commercials...

http://youtu.be/aGAOGkdsYBk

[tschmidlin]

I think it's funny enough.  Why would I be offended?  It's good to laugh at yourself.

Not that I'm going there, I don't even know where the nearest one is.  I went about 15 years ago in Indiana, I thought the wings were fine.

[Pinski]

I think it's funny enough.  Why would I be offended?  It's good to laugh at yourself.

Not that I'm going there, I don't even know where the nearest one is.  I went about 15 years ago in Indiana, I thought the wings were fine.

Pa used to say,"It's good to be able to laugh at yourself because if you can't, somebody else certainly will."

[malzig]

i'm not sure what they figure they gain by beating up on homebrewers.

Yeah, but The Brewing Network consistently insults homebrewers and talks about how terrible homebrew is, and homebrewers seem to eat that up.

[hoser]

i'm not sure what they figure they gain by beating up on homebrewers.

Yeah, but The Brewing Network consistently insults homebrewers and talks about how terrible homebrew is, and homebrewers seem to eat that up.

?

That hasn't been my experience with the Brewing Network.

Other than the AHA, I don't think anyone has done more to advance homebrewing that the Brewing Network.  Are they a little childish and immature at times? Yes.  But, with the help of AHA members; Jamil, Mike McDole, John Palmer, and Nathan Smith they have provide countless numbers of homebrewers with valuable tips to improve homebrewing and the homebrewing community.  I generally tune out all of the stupid jokes and childish antics and listen for the technical info.  My homebrewing has vastly improved since joining the AHA AND listening to the BN.

Edit:  Plus they have provided homebrewers who otherwise wouldn't have a meeting place or a club due to their location a place to meet and discuss homebrewing topics.

[deepsouth]

i'm not sure what they figure they gain by beating up on homebrewers.

Yeah, but The Brewing Network consistently insults homebrewers and talks about how terrible homebrew is, and homebrewers seem to eat that up.

do they?  i'm not a listener.

[malzig]

i'm not sure what they figure they gain by beating up on homebrewers.

Yeah, but The Brewing Network consistently insults homebrewers and talks about how terrible homebrew is, and homebrewers seem to eat that up.

?

That hasn't been my experience with the Brewing Network.

Other than the AHA, I don't think anyone has done more to advance homebrewing that the Brewing Network. ...

I didn't mean to question the quality of the information, just that the Sunday show now consistently has comments like "Of course it sucks, it's homebrew," or something similar, usually from JP. I think it has been mentioned in one way or another just about every week, lately.  I suppose it's a joke, but it seems kind of similar to the BWW thing. 

You might just not be noticing it, if you are tuning out the banter.

[hoser]

JP is kind of an entity unto his own.  I definitely tune out most of his idiotic comments.  That being said, I haven't listened lately.  I usually download shows I am interested in listening to on my commute, so I am a little behind on a lot of the recent episodes.

[nateo]

The only Brewing Network shows I can handle are the ones where they have really good guests who do all the talking. I don't really want to listen to an hour of dick jokes to get maybe a few good tips on brewing.

[gmac]

JP also posted a tweet about this.
"love it when tubby know-it-alls (aka homebrewers) get riled up when people make fun of their hobby". How's it feel to be a "tubby know-it-all?
He goes on to say most of our beers DO Taste like we put brats in so we shouldn't get offended.
I didn't mind the commercial but this ass' comments are annoying and since he's on the show, he represents the BN. I used to think they were funny but I've had enough of the racist jokes and making fun of any country that isn't the US.

[kgs]

It's great to have the AHA--which as a nonprofit organization presents a mature face to homebrewing. I do occasionally listen to BN podcasts. Last week I timed one podcast: 9 minutes of immature patter, followed by 3 minutes of commercials, and only then did the podcast get into the topic.

[nateo]

JP also posted a tweet about this.
"love it when tubby know-it-alls (aka homebrewers) get riled up when people make fun of their hobby". How's it feel to be a "tubby know-it-all?

My favorite thing about JP is he says crap like that, then he acts shocked when everyone doesn't love him when he wins Club of the Year. Either he's really that dumb, or he just likes stirring the pot.

FWIW I am a know-it-all, I'm a bit tubby (thanks to all the beer), and I did get a bit riled, but I think the classy thing to do would be to not call attention to it.

[narcout]

Pretty funny commercial, but what's truly hilarious is the nutritional content of a 12 piece order of "traditional" BWW wings:

Calories: 1,340
Fat: 110 grams (44 grams of which is saturated fat)
Cholesterol: 310 miligrams
Sodium: 2,860 miligrams

[Kaiser]

That's why wings taste so good

And this may not even inlude the bleu cheese.

Kai

[beersk]

Pretty funny commercial, but what's truly hilarious is the nutritional content of a 12 piece order of "traditional" BWW wings:

Calories: 1,340
Fat: 110 grams (44 grams of which is saturated fat)
Cholesterol: 310 miligrams
Sodium: 2,860 miligrams

Jesus dude...I used to put this garbage in my stomach regularly.  I still get the craving for wings once in a while and everyone once in a while I appease those cravings.  But nearly every single time I do, I always feel sh*tty afterwards.