Abrayton
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Well run! My second FOTD and it’s been a blast!
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Next time I hit Suarez I will just cruise up 84 and meet you at TH to trade.
That RedHat pint glass...
F' ya! I can do whatever u see on trillium or th plus other interesting offerings. Keep me in mind
Both great breweries. Hop butcher is always on point with their NEIPAS. TBH, bean spirit isn't my jam, but lots of Mikerphone's other stuff is.
As far as I'm concerned the only bad choices that I saw were ones that were offers within the IL/WI/IN/MI area that I already get regularly. I've also had all of the RR stuff, so while there was a solid offer or two with their beers in there, I'd rather some stuff I haven't had!
Glad I wasn't the only one that noticed that
...apparently I should have put that glass in!
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It's not too late!
Funny thing is, a friend of mine gave it to me. He got it at an openstack conference, i think. He gave it to me kind of as a joke, while I've been a linux user since before most people even heard of it, and I work in tech, my work has typically not involved linux much!
What release of Redhat is that glass?
If it's RedHat and not a RHEL glass, it should be free!
Full (geek/IT) disclosure...
$CurrentJob started in a CentOS environment, transitioned to RHEL 6 a few years back. I have several Linux distros running various things at home for testing/playing reasons.
$CurrentJob started in a CentOS environment, transitioned to RHEL 6 a few years back. I have several Linux distros running various things at home for testing/playing reasons.
I first installed linux on my 486 in 1995 (give or take a year). I believe that I still have that installation media.
My beard is mostly grey.
Nerds
I remember when my 486 came with windows for workgroups when that 1st came out and I didn't like it so I edited the autoexec.bat to go straight to dos lol.
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Let's not even talk about the Vic-20, Atari 2600, or the 1st table top Pong. Dad and I tore that up in South Lake Tahoe circa 1976.
Well, you have me beat, farthest I can go back is the Ti99/4a which was introduced the same year I was born.
Pretty sure I still have that too.
Kids these days
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That was my baby! Uncle talked me out of the Vic20 knowing the 64 was coming out. The best computer ever made...ever....considering eras.
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I used to play snake on a graphing calculator. . .
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But did you play "dope wars" on your calculator? I did.
baldm79
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I might just be stopping in Denver for a few days in a couple of weeks. Anyone have recommendations for must see breweries?
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Crooked Stave
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Crooked Stave, Weldwerks, Black Project, Casey Brewing & Blending, Outer Range...
Full disclosure...I think Crooked Stave is the only one in the Denver area. The others would require a little bit of driving if you have the time. Casey, Weldwerks, & Black Project are probably the 3 getting the most hype right now.
TRVE brewing company is really cool. Goth style/metal setup lots of good sours and dark beers. Went there a year or so ago.
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Good call...forgot about TRVE.
Abrayton
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I’ll piggy back. I Normally head to Colorado every summer with my wife’s family but I can’t go this year. Looking for suggestions on a Colorado only beer they could pick up for me, probably a stout. Anything out there that beats Yeti?
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baldm79
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With just 2 days I’m thinking of staying strictly in Denver. It’s my first time there and would love to see the whole state but I think that will be done on the next trip..
I always start packing beer thinking that I have a plan and that I'll be organized and it will be packed efficiently and carefully.
Ten minutes later I feel like a toddler doing an art project taping stuff together randomly and shoving it in a box.
Ten minutes later I feel like a toddler doing an art project taping stuff together randomly and shoving it in a box.
I’m sure that you kid is awesome and all, but I need another kid as much as I need another hole in my head. [emoji16]
@Abrayton nailed it! The baby got lost somewhere though so you may want to check that situation out. Unfortunately, the beer made it to the fridge and I’m going out of town until next week. I did get to try the glass out though! Thanks again for sending this out so fast and including extras. I’m really looking forward to trying these. Cheers!
I know!
I work from home a lot, but of course, today is not one of those days. Anxious to get home and save it from the hot porch!
Am I the first to receive?
Edit: nope!
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Abrayton
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Glad everything made it!
I can’t believe this much beer was shipped in this size box! Excited to try everything. Thanks @dpinette2 !
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