The writing is on the wall!

[Tuba]

[quote=CONCHO] I’m sure everyone here will tell me that I’m a fool and that the sky’s really falling and pretty soon Mad Max and the Humungous will be doing battle in an improvised Thunderdome in the Sports Arena but I’m not buying it. Is the economy crashing? Yep. Are we currently being ripped off? You betcha. Is the government inept, corrupt, and inefficient? No doubt. Are we all gonna die? Probably not.

Just my $0.02…[/quote]

That is fuggn funny. I visit this board once in a long awhile to see what’s new in housing. But this is getting funny. All we need here is a blog leader telling everyone lets rent a huge mansion in Rancho Santa Fe and then when they get there, here comes the black Nike’s or the Jone’s Town juice, because it’s getting so bad that there is no alternative. lol

[PCinSD]

Ahh, something I know a little about: BEER.

I’ve been involved in homebrewing for about 13 years. There’s plenty of local homebrewing clubs in town. Up until recently I was a member of “Foam On The Brain”. Most of the members are amazing brewers. They brew it all: Ales, meads, stouts, ciders, porters, et al. I just don’t have the room for it in my tiny apartment. One of the beers that got me a first prize (within my club) was a German Kolsch. I generally prefer a nice hoppy ale, tho. My current favorite is Bear Republic’s Racer 5.

It’s a fun hobby and there’s tons of people in town that are willing to assist first time homebrewers.

[PCinSD]

Ahh, something I know a little about: BEER.

I’ve been involved in homebrewing for about 13 years. There’s plenty of local homebrewing clubs in town. Up until recently I was a member of “Foam On The Brain”. Most of the members are amazing brewers. They brew it all: Ales, meads, stouts, ciders, porters, et al. I just don’t have the room for it in my tiny apartment. One of the beers that got me a first prize (within my club) was a German Kolsch. I generally prefer a nice hoppy ale, tho. My current favorite is Bear Republic’s Racer 5.

It’s a fun hobby and there’s tons of people in town that are willing to assist first time homebrewers.

[PCinSD]

Ahh, something I know a little about: BEER.

I’ve been involved in homebrewing for about 13 years. There’s plenty of local homebrewing clubs in town. Up until recently I was a member of “Foam On The Brain”. Most of the members are amazing brewers. They brew it all: Ales, meads, stouts, ciders, porters, et al. I just don’t have the room for it in my tiny apartment. One of the beers that got me a first prize (within my club) was a German Kolsch. I generally prefer a nice hoppy ale, tho. My current favorite is Bear Republic’s Racer 5.

It’s a fun hobby and there’s tons of people in town that are willing to assist first time homebrewers.

[PCinSD]

Ahh, something I know a little about: BEER.

I’ve been involved in homebrewing for about 13 years. There’s plenty of local homebrewing clubs in town. Up until recently I was a member of “Foam On The Brain”. Most of the members are amazing brewers. They brew it all: Ales, meads, stouts, ciders, porters, et al. I just don’t have the room for it in my tiny apartment. One of the beers that got me a first prize (within my club) was a German Kolsch. I generally prefer a nice hoppy ale, tho. My current favorite is Bear Republic’s Racer 5.

It’s a fun hobby and there’s tons of people in town that are willing to assist first time homebrewers.

[PCinSD]

Ahh, something I know a little about: BEER.

I’ve been involved in homebrewing for about 13 years. There’s plenty of local homebrewing clubs in town. Up until recently I was a member of “Foam On The Brain”. Most of the members are amazing brewers. They brew it all: Ales, meads, stouts, ciders, porters, et al. I just don’t have the room for it in my tiny apartment. One of the beers that got me a first prize (within my club) was a German Kolsch. I generally prefer a nice hoppy ale, tho. My current favorite is Bear Republic’s Racer 5.

It’s a fun hobby and there’s tons of people in town that are willing to assist first time homebrewers.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Pablo: Kolsch is good stuff. One of my grandpa’s buddies was from Koln (Cologne), and this is where Kolsch derives its name and style. He brewed a badass Kolsch, as well as some of the heavier double Bocks.

If you go for the hoppier stuff, the Bavarians RULE. They also make nice big blondes, too. The women, not the beer. :). When it comes to cars, weapons, beers and women, you gots to love the Germans (and Austrians, Prussians and Bavarians).

Deutschland uber alles. And not in the creepy Hitler way.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Pablo: Kolsch is good stuff. One of my grandpa’s buddies was from Koln (Cologne), and this is where Kolsch derives its name and style. He brewed a badass Kolsch, as well as some of the heavier double Bocks.

If you go for the hoppier stuff, the Bavarians RULE. They also make nice big blondes, too. The women, not the beer. :). When it comes to cars, weapons, beers and women, you gots to love the Germans (and Austrians, Prussians and Bavarians).

Deutschland uber alles. And not in the creepy Hitler way.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Pablo: Kolsch is good stuff. One of my grandpa’s buddies was from Koln (Cologne), and this is where Kolsch derives its name and style. He brewed a badass Kolsch, as well as some of the heavier double Bocks.

If you go for the hoppier stuff, the Bavarians RULE. They also make nice big blondes, too. The women, not the beer. :). When it comes to cars, weapons, beers and women, you gots to love the Germans (and Austrians, Prussians and Bavarians).

Deutschland uber alles. And not in the creepy Hitler way.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Pablo: Kolsch is good stuff. One of my grandpa’s buddies was from Koln (Cologne), and this is where Kolsch derives its name and style. He brewed a badass Kolsch, as well as some of the heavier double Bocks.

If you go for the hoppier stuff, the Bavarians RULE. They also make nice big blondes, too. The women, not the beer. :). When it comes to cars, weapons, beers and women, you gots to love the Germans (and Austrians, Prussians and Bavarians).

Deutschland uber alles. And not in the creepy Hitler way.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Pablo: Kolsch is good stuff. One of my grandpa’s buddies was from Koln (Cologne), and this is where Kolsch derives its name and style. He brewed a badass Kolsch, as well as some of the heavier double Bocks.

If you go for the hoppier stuff, the Bavarians RULE. They also make nice big blondes, too. The women, not the beer. :). When it comes to cars, weapons, beers and women, you gots to love the Germans (and Austrians, Prussians and Bavarians).

Deutschland uber alles. And not in the creepy Hitler way.

[jficquette]

[quote=TheBreeze]I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: If society collapses, I’d rather have an infinite supply of canned goods and clean drinking water than an infinite supply of gold. You can’t eat gold.

Gold is nice to have in relatively stable societies, but I can’t see it having much value in a period of chaos.[/quote]

I agree. That’s why I never considered buying Gold.

In true times of chaos, bottled water, bullets, cans of food will be the currency of choice.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=TheBreeze]I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: If society collapses, I’d rather have an infinite supply of canned goods and clean drinking water than an infinite supply of gold. You can’t eat gold.

Gold is nice to have in relatively stable societies, but I can’t see it having much value in a period of chaos.[/quote]

I agree. That’s why I never considered buying Gold.

In true times of chaos, bottled water, bullets, cans of food will be the currency of choice.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=TheBreeze]I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: If society collapses, I’d rather have an infinite supply of canned goods and clean drinking water than an infinite supply of gold. You can’t eat gold.

Gold is nice to have in relatively stable societies, but I can’t see it having much value in a period of chaos.[/quote]

I agree. That’s why I never considered buying Gold.

In true times of chaos, bottled water, bullets, cans of food will be the currency of choice.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=TheBreeze]I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: If society collapses, I’d rather have an infinite supply of canned goods and clean drinking water than an infinite supply of gold. You can’t eat gold.

Gold is nice to have in relatively stable societies, but I can’t see it having much value in a period of chaos.[/quote]

I agree. That’s why I never considered buying Gold.

In true times of chaos, bottled water, bullets, cans of food will be the currency of choice.

John

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