New Member from Texas

[portascat]

I am a Texan.

 

[mountainman]

Well in honor of meeting so many new friends today I went out to my local B&M and picked up a new piece. Sav Roma lucite 602. I paid $72 even though I found it online for 65. ( I have always preferred to support my local shop, and I am impatient ). I am about to load my first bowl in it tonight. I would post a pic but haven't figured out how on my iPad.

 

[crpntr1]

@ spartain ...pond water??? Ya ok kinda. But when your eating bbq @ the purple pig in Tyler, which I highly recommend , lone star just fits perfect. Pigs butt & pond water. :mrgreen:

@ mm..there is a sticky about pics

 

[baronsamedi]

North Texas here, too. Tejas in the house! I'm up I Allen, north of Dallas.

 

[kamikazesasquatch]

North TX here as well. @Spartan, you're not alone. Although I consider myself to be somewhat of a beer snob so I'm a bit biased Planning a trip this October to Germany, Belgium, and Prague, in no small part to have some really good beer :D

 

[patiobum]

Welcome from Southeast Tesas.
Baytown, 30 miles east of Houston.

 

[ohin3]

Welcome to the forums mountainman.

 

[jonahtke]

Agreed on lonestar being less than adequate. Now shinerbock is good beer. A good friend once told me."Dark beer is for men who like beer, light beer is for men who like to pee"

 

[grafikchaos]

@jonahtke :rofl:

 

[kamikazesasquatch]

@jonahtke If you're talking about color then obviously he's never had a good hefe, or belgian, or pilsner (no, I don't consider anything the big 3 makes a pilsner), etc. Lots of good stuff that's a light color. That being said, a good, smokey stout is about as good as it gets.

 

[colorduke]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[baronsamedi]

Lone Star used to be horrible, but It's improved. It's actually a decent summer lager for me now.