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I have a hobby that involves the next step after the fermentation process, but we're not allowed to talk about on this forum. I find this pretty amusing because homebrewing used to be illegal too, until homebrewers worked hard to have homebrewing made legal. This other hobby suffers from erroneous myths that are repeated by many out of ignorance of the subject. The hobby is involved in a new craft renaissance on the commercial level. Take my word for it. Doing it a home will become as common as homebrewing someday, once again. We just have to overcome all of the BS myths that surround it.
Quote from: punatic on September 11, 2013, 02:15:48 amI have a hobby that involves the next step after the fermentation process, but we're not allowed to talk about on this forum. I find this pretty amusing because homebrewing used to be illegal too, until homebrewers worked hard to have homebrewing made legal. This other hobby suffers from erroneous myths that are repeated by many out of ignorance of the subject. The hobby is involved in a new craft renaissance on the commercial level. Take my word for it. Doing it a home will become as common as homebrewing someday, once again. We just have to overcome all of the BS myths that surround it.Don't tell anyone, but this hobby is actually legal in Missouri. Federally no, but on the state level, yes.
So, you're the Tickle of Hawaii?
Quote from: realbeerguy on September 13, 2013, 07:16:09 amSo, you're the Tickle of Hawaii? One of the reasons I'm cancelling The Discovery Channel. That crap is a joke and I'm done paying for it.
Just tell her you are doing it to make your beer fit in smaller bottles...
Quote from: punatic on September 11, 2013, 02:58:12 pmJust tell her you are doing it to make your beer fit in smaller bottles...Ha Ha! all this time I thought you all were talking about smoking pot as the activity that can't be mentioned!
Mine's a 1966 Buick Skylark Gran Sport that I have reserected from the dead.