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| A THOUSAND PARDONS |  | Category: Booze
Thursday, August 21st, 2003 @ 05:05 pm
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 Yeah, I haven't been posting as of late, but neither have you. In fact, I'm mighty dissapointed in you all. But really, this website has been a pretty big pit of assed out boredom for a couple of weeks now and its high time things change. I've been working quite a bit lately and coming home and just plopping down and not moving. The meager amount of energy I have left at this point is then squandered on drinking beer, but its time to restore the site to its non-former glory.
If you haven't noticed yet, would you please direct your focus towards that little box to the left that houses writings of mine that I deem worthy of temporal stasis on the front page. If you have a sharp eye, you will have noticed that there's an entry called "Brew Your Own Damn Beer". Give it a read, its sure to astound. I hope you have as much fun reading it as I did writing it. Of course it goes without saying that you won't, but go ahead and give it a try anyway.
Ian and his better half came 'round last night to partake of some beer brewing and some beer drinking. We also did some beer bottling, but I think I may have screwed that batch up due to my drunken hijinks which resulted in all the sediment in the bottom of the brewing carboy getting all stirred up before we bottled it. I don't know if it will have any adverse effects, I just keep telling myself that people used to make beer in the long long time ago before the invention of soap and definately before the invention of switchblades and dual speed vibrating sexual aids, so it must be a hard thing to fuck up.
So yeah, I'm pretty hung over from that little adventure, but I'm getting better. A little hair o' the dog might hit the spot, and I got a fresh batch of "Traditional Bock" hanging out in my fridge...
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