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Welcome to GotMead?

That's not a question, it's a statement!

I don't do the SCA either but I likes me coconuts (and the watery tarts holding swords. Oh! and the oral sex!) and what took you so long to become a computer geek? Remember the VAX PDP/11? And ADVENTURE? that morphed into ZORK?

So what styles do you like/have done/have tried?
 
What took me so long?

I am a yute! (ala My cousin Vinny)

My dad an engineer - had an Atari 400(k) which I programmed graphix for at 9?

Next an Apple IIe

then an 8808 clone

then a 286

I ran a Mac lab at University of N. Colorado in '88 - had to boot 24 cpu's individually by floppy each morning; then checked-out software to the masses on floppy(s) like Word.

No Disk drives - no Netwerk.

Time-sliced college mainframe with early unix/bsd.

Work noe in Java, C# C++ PERL shell script DHTML HTML

Only hell for the damned.

Nice to Mead you. (Bad Pun)
CW
 
Welcome on Dude

We've got everything you mead right here, so don't bee shy with questions if you find yourself in a sticky situation. :tongue1:bv
 
Greetings all,

I'm fairly new at the Mead brewing. I brewed one batch and it did not turn out so well, it ended up going down the drain. The second batch I started a little over a year or so ago and it has been in its secondary for approx a year now. I'm currently deployed to Iraq and had my wife send me a picture of my carboy, there is still water in the airlock but there is approx 6 in of head space. Should I be concerned about waiting another 4 months before I bottle it?
 
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