http://folk.ntnu.no/arnesen/peltierbeer

However it is sitting on a wood table top. Could be a vital part
of relaxation after a rough day in the shop.



JOAT
Democratic justice. One man, one rock.

Words fail ....... I am awestruck.



"J T" wrote in message
...
http://folk.ntnu.no/arnesen/peltierbeer

However it is sitting on a wood table top. Could be a vital part
of relaxation after a rough day in the shop.



JOAT
Democratic justice. One man, one rock.

J T wrote:
http://folk.ntnu.no/arnesen/peltierbeer

However it is sitting on a wood table top. Could be a vital part
of relaxation after a rough day in the shop.

Beer is never OT. Excellent research.

R

A frosty mug works just as well and with no concern for dead batteries. Good
Post JT!!! --dave
"RicodJour" wrote in message
ups.com...
J T wrote:
http://folk.ntnu.no/arnesen/peltierbeer

However it is sitting on a wood table top. Could be a vital part
of relaxation after a rough day in the shop.

Beer is never OT. Excellent research.

R



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Sat, Nov 18, 2006, 10:22pm (Bruce*T) sayeth
in awe:
Words fail ....... I am awestruck.

You musta missed the jet-powere beer cooler. Now that was truely
awesome.



JOAT
Democratic justice. One man, one rock.

J T wrote:
http://folk.ntnu.no/arnesen/peltierbeer

However it is sitting on a wood table top. Could be a vital part
of relaxation after a rough day in the shop.


Stout is supposed to be consumed at room temperature.

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FF

Sun, Nov 19, 2006, 3:50pm (EST-3)
Stout is supposed to be consumed at room temperature.

Now that's a load of crap. As long as I'm buying, and I'm at home,
I'll damn well drink it at any temperature I please - and it pleases me
to drink it cold. If I'm in a bar and can't get cold beer, I'll change
bars.

Drinking room temperature beer is something like eating bugs - or
raw fish - when you're starving, you only do it when there's no other
choice.

However, if you're buying, I will drink warm beer, and not bitch
about it - until the beer is gone that is.



JOAT
Democratic justice. One man, one rock.

J T wrote:
Sun, Nov 19, 2006, 3:50pm (EST-3)
Stout is supposed to be consumed at room temperature.

Now that's a load of crap.

Nope. Stouts are typically English/Irish/Scottish and Lucas
makes their refrigerators.


Drinking room temperature beer is something like eating bugs - or
raw fish - when you're starving, you only do it when there's no other
choice.

Have you tried drinking a stout that way?

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FF

Sun, Nov 19, 2006, 7:28pm (EST-3) did scribe:
snip Have you tried drinking a stout that way?

Yep.

And don't nobody get on me about sushi - I don't eat bait.



JOAT
Democratic justice. One man, one rock.

wrote:

Have you tried drinking a stout that way?

Stout AKA: The product of a discontented horse.

Lew

In article . com,
wrote:

Stout is supposed to be consumed at room temperature.

Absolutely. So long as the room is at a temperature that calls for
tweeds and woolens and a smouldering fire in the corner.

But by the US standard of "room temperature = 72F"? Hayull no!

Kevin

In article , J T
wrote:

http://folk.ntnu.no/arnesen/peltierbeer

A for creativity, C for execution.

Since he wanted to drink beer in the sun, he should have used PV cells
and gone cordless.

As for Guiness in a can... well. Ick.

Kevin

Mon, Nov 20, 2006, 1:11am (EST-1) (Kevin*Craig) doth
proclaimeth:
A for creativity, C for execution.
Since he wanted to drink beer in the sun, he should have used PV cells
and gone cordless.
As for Guiness in a can... well. Ick.

Cordless you wants, cordless you gets.
http://www.asciimation.co.nz/beer/
Now that's class.

You want ick, try French beer.



JOAT
Democratic justice. One man, one rock.