Problems posting...

[EskiBrew]

i have a question , '' how much wood can a wood chucker chuck if a wood cutter cuts some wood ''

I don't know but he's not a pheasant plucker, he's a pheasant plucker's son and he's only plucking pheasants till the pheasant plucker comes - try saying that a few times :lol:

but....

going back to the original problem, it does say in the welcome email what the initial restrictions are but you might not have seen it. If you still have problems, email me eskimobob AT thehomebrewforum DOT co DOT uk and include the text you are trying to post so I can work out what the problem is and adjust things so others don't have the same issue. :thumb:

 

[Charlatan]

I dropped you a mail Bob, prepare yourself for one hell of an anti-climax!

 

[EskiBrew]

I dropped you a mail Bob, prepare yourself for one hell of an anti-climax!

Thanks, found it. You had included the word premium in your text which is in the list of suspicious words. I'll remove that one... :thumb:

 

ok so what was the question ???

 

[EskiBrew]

ok so what was the question ???

Why he was having trouble posting his first message :thumb:

 

ok so what was the question ???

Why he was having trouble posting his first message :thumb:

thanks bob ... :thumb:

yes i got that part ...

but what was the question ....???

regards mick... :hat: .

 

[jonnymorris]

Please don't let it be 'should I rack to secondary?'. :pray:

 

[EskiBrew]

Hey all.


First of all, a HUGE thumbs up to the service from both the home brew shop and home brew online. I ordered A Coopers DIY kit from Home Brew Online and more beer and many accessories from the Home Brew Shop and they have just arrived today. I didn't pay for premium delivery, in fact I didnt pay for delivery at all, so I am very impressed. Its a great first impression of both shops.


So, overjoyed like a kid at Christmas I tucked into the boxes to find the goodies inside. I really cant wait to get a brew on the go but alas I am away to a cottage this weekend with friends so it shall have to wait. With that in mind I though to keep the mess to a minimum (to begin with anyway, also didnt realise quite how much space it would all take up) I would pop the contents up the attic until I get back so there are not three hefty boxes lying around. This is where I may have made my first mistake... I dropped a can of Coopers Irish Stout and heavily dented the can. The integrity of the can is still in tack but being a novice at all of this, wondered if I could of damaged the contents in any way by doing this?


I bought enough storage for 3 batches to begin with (4x5l mini kegs and PET bottles), when filled this will be fine but sitting empty they SCREAM to be filled. Seems the 5l keg route isnt so popular on here. I purchased them without too much research so hopefully they will give decent results.



Thanks in advance for any input.

 

[Charlatan]

I dropped you a mail Bob, prepare yourself for one hell of an anti-climax!

Thanks, found it. You had included the word premium in your text which is in the list of suspicious words. I'll remove that one... :thumb:

Ahhh! Was driving me mad trying to figure out what was at fault!


Thanks for looking at it.

Ryan

 

Hey all.


First of all, a HUGE thumbs up to the service from both the home brew shop and home brew online. I ordered A Coopers DIY kit from Home Brew Online and more beer and many accessories from the Home Brew Shop and they have just arrived today. I didn't pay for premium delivery, in fact I didnt pay for delivery at all, so I am very impressed. Its a great first impression of both shops.


So, overjoyed like a kid at Christmas I tucked into the boxes to find the goodies inside. I really cant wait to get a brew on the go but alas I am away to a cottage this weekend with friends so it shall have to wait. With that in mind I though to keep the mess to a minimum (to begin with anyway, also didnt realise quite how much space it would all take up) I would pop the contents up the attic until I get back so there are not three hefty boxes lying around. This is where I may have made my first mistake... I dropped a can of Coopers Irish Stout and heavily dented the can. The integrity of the can is still in tack but being a novice at all of this, wondered if I could of damaged the contents in any way by doing this?


I bought enough storage for 3 batches to begin with (4x5l mini kegs and PET bottles), when filled this will be fine but sitting empty they SCREAM to be filled. Seems the 5l keg route isnt so popular on here. I purchased them without too much research so hopefully they will give decent results.



Thanks in advance for any input.

thanks bob .... :thumb:

regards mick... :hat: .

 

[Crastney]

is that a European wood chucker or an African wood chucker?

 

[jonnymorris]

... wondered if I could of damaged the contents in any way by doing this?

No.:grin:

 

[Charlatan]

... wondered if I could of damaged the contents in any way by doing this?

No.:grin:

Two pages, 32 posts and we have a winner! :thumb:

(Told you it would be anti-climatic) :lol: