Still Smarter

gaza the instructor wrote: Tue Nov 12, 2019 9:21 am
I then use this to produce my Gin Lake.

heehee Lake Ginever - but thought you'd be aiming for at least a sea or even an ocean

The so called Europeans can have their Wine lake.
I want my Gin Lake

My washes are now politely doing their stuff, in a stiff upper-lipped sort of way.
Not the raggamuffin fashion that I am used to, but I have high hopes.

Robert.

Edit: No lentils have been harmed or utilized in the making of this wash.

Easydrinker wrote: Tue Nov 12, 2019 11:48 pm My washes are now politely doing their stuff, in a stiff upper-lipped sort of way.
Not the raggamuffin fashion that I am used to, but I have high hopes.

Robert.

Lentils create more farts than tomatoes.

Curmudgeon wrote: Tue Nov 12, 2019 11:50 pm
Lentils create more farts than tomatoes.

I spent a small part of my life as a vegetarian.
I spent 3 months as a vegan.
Lentils may make you fart, but the farts do not smell as bad as an omnivore fart.
Just putting it out there

Robert.

I've only been gone a while, come back to find you discussing fart aromas!
My favourite is the day after a chicken tikka bhuna, can fill a small car with wonderous fragrances in just a few seconds and as the driver I have control of the leccy windows...

I prefer a dopiaza and no-one in my car.

Hold your farts. Time for a change.

For the first time did some pheasant legs 'confit' in olive oil sous vide style. Beer/mash machine owners - this is another use for it!. Everyone else, a water bath in the oven does work. Ignore what the adverts to buy a special machine....

Very pleasant eating - a recipe to work on me thinks.

Bet they make you fart!!!

Lol. Game makes me more than fart. Proper cannon bottom.

Well, I spent the best part of the day watching a Tup serve a ewe. Sometimes.
He may have managed.
She only has one working teat, and usually delivers twins, and so is front of the queue, to enable one to be fostered on.
Possibly a different day to most of our readers?

Robert.

Had man flu yesterday. Enough already - gotta get on today.

Mash wrote: Fri Nov 15, 2019 8:40 am Had man flu yesterday. Enough already - gotta get on today.

think you passed on your germs.

Well they do say the internet is full of viruses. Thought you knew sorry.
Good news is its only a two dayer so you will be right for work on Monday.

I find myself at an art show

Only thing I like about it is that what ever my other half spends I can use that as an argument to buy brew stuff and/or other hobby stuff for equal amount. Grain is also an investment so there.

Better return on a bag of grain.
200 bottles for £15. That's gotta be 2000%....unless you have bought a rare Picasso for a tenner

Picasso Mash is that one of them funny Italian fizzy wines??

Thought that was Monet & Chandon.

I have a strange, hairy dude living in my stilroom,constantly calling for Sharpies in ever more exotic colours.
That may just be myself, and not Piccaso?
Hard to tell some nights.

Robert.
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Easydrinker wrote: Sat Nov 16, 2019 10:57 pm I have a strange, hairy dude living in my stilroom,constantly calling for Sharpies in ever more exotic colours.
That may just be myself, and not Piccaso?
Hard to tell some nights.

Robert.

If you are at all concerned, check your passport. I seem to recall Pablo was Spanish?

Passport checked.
Don't leak this.

Robert.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre ... 3770080450

Found one one these today. £4. Well chuffed. Brilliant tool it is too. Breadcrumbs, biscuits, beans.... & Botanicals

Why would you want to crush pixies though?

To make pixie gin of course!

Price discrepancy, the linked one is £20, with postage of nearly £4.
Did you get yours elsewhere?

Robert.

Yeah. Found it in a junk shop.. Didn't know I wanted one till I saw it. Really good.