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    I was half asleep during GLEE.....

    .....and I thought I was dreaming when some white boys started singing "Bills, Bills, Bills".......
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    is there a moral to this story?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mjoseph View Post
    is there a moral to this story?
    Like I said, I thought I was having a dream about white boys singing "Bills, Bills, Bills". It wasn't a dream!
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    I thought that was dope and sooooo unexepected!!! The Superbowl party I was at everybody was talkin' when Glee was on but when they bust that tune everybody got quiet wit dat "o hell naw!!!" look on they face. Good stuff!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fletch View Post
    Like I said, I thought I was having a dream about white boys singing "Bills, Bills, Bills". It wasn't a dream!
    were you aroused?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mjoseph View Post
    were you aroused?
    What the heck do you mean by that?
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    man card, please. thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AD View Post
    man card, please. thank you.
    I fell asleep with it on, after the Super Bowl, alright Mr. Kobe's going out in the first round?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fletch View Post
    What the heck do you mean by that?
    did they build a tent for you?

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    The art of living is more like wrestling than dancing.

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    I'm challenging the ManCard ruling. I fell asleep during the Super Bowl presentation, and left it on Glee! I wasn't all wake!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fletch View Post
    I'm challenging the ManCard ruling. I fell asleep during the Super Bowl presentation, and left it on Glee! I wasn't all wake!
    You fell asleep during the Super Bowl, but woke up while Glee was on...

    do we REALLY need to say more?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fletch View Post
    I'm challenging the ManCard ruling. I fell asleep during the Super Bowl presentation, and left it on Glee! I wasn't all wake!
    pretty sure that's the basis for getting your card pulled, dude.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Devant View Post
    pretty sure that's the basis for getting your card pulled, dude.
    Blame it on the game. It was boring, for the most part!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fletch View Post
    Blame it on the game. It was boring, for the most part!
    I wouldn't know, I was too busy brewing up some beer and bottling the last batch I fermented.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Devant View Post
    I wouldn't know, I was too busy brewing up some beer and bottling the last batch I fermented.
    Lemme know when you find the recipe for Old English 800....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fletch View Post
    Blame it on the game. It was boring, for the most part!
    A Super Bowl game that was decided by less than a touchdown with the trailing team having the ball for the last 2 minutes was boring...

    but Glee was so exciting you wanted to talk about it online the next day.

    You were originally up for a 14 day suspension but if you're not careful you could end up with sanctions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devant View Post
    I wouldn't know, I was too busy brewing up some beer and bottling the last batch I fermented.
    Make sure you brew Fletch some "Stay yo ass up" beer as well.Thanks....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamie 3:26 View Post
    Lemme know when you find the recipe for Old English 800....
    3 cups Tap Water
    6 cups Piss
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeesKo View Post
    3 cups Tap Water
    6 cups Piss
    You forgot the Kingsford charcoal....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamie 3:26 View Post
    You forgot the Kingsford charcoal....
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeesKo View Post
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    Man,I remember being called Bourgie,because I said I don't drink malt likka anymore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamie 3:26 View Post
    Lemme know when you find the recipe for Old English 800....
    Olde English 800
    5 Gallons

    OG: 1.055 (13.5)
    FG: 1.004 (1)
    ABV: 7%
    Color: 4.5 SRM
    Bittering Units: 14

    3.5 lbs. American 2-row pale malt
    3.75 lbs. American 6-row malt
    3 lbs. flaked corn
    2 HBU (56 MBU) American Cluster hops (pellets) - 105 minutes (bittering)
    1.5 HBU (43 MBU) American Nugget hops (pellets) - 105 minutes (bittering)
    1/4 tsp. Irish moss
    Wyeast 2007 Pilsen Lager yeast

    A step infusion mash is employed to mash the grains. Add 10 quarts (9.5L) of 130-degree F (54.5 C) water to the crushed grain and flaked corn, stir, stabilize and hold the temperature at 122 degrees F (50 C) for 30 minutes. Add 5 quarts (1.9 L) of boiling water. Add heat to bring temperature up to 150 degrees F (65.5 C). Hold for about 60 minutes.

    After conversion, raise temperature to 167 degrees F (75 C) water, lauter and sparge with 4 gallons (15 L) of 170 degree F (77 C) water. Collect about 6.5 gallons (25 L) of of runoff, add bittering hops and bring to a full and vigorous boil.

    The total boil time will be 105 minutes. When 10 minutes remain, add Irish moss. After total wort boil of 105 minutes (reducing wort volume to just over 5 gallons), turn off the heat, then separate or strain out and sparge hops. Chill the wort to 65 degrees F (18 C) and direct into a sanitized fermenter. Aerate the cooled wort well. Add an active yeast culture and ferment for 4 to 6 days in the primary at 55 degrees F (15 C). Then transfer into a secondary fermenter, chill to 50 degrees F (10 C) to age for two more weeks, then lager for two to four more weeks at 40 degrees F (4.5 C).

    When secondary aging is complete, prime with sugar, bottle or keg. Let condition at temperatures above 60 degrees F (15.5 C) until clear and carbonated, then store chilled.
    Boom.

    You could probably just use like, 10 pounds of liquid malt extract instead of the grains called for here and substitute dextrose (corn sugar) for the flaked corn if you didn't want to do a full-on mash.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Devant View Post
    boom.
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