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mjmjr25 wrote:Why does the beer keep changing colors.

I started with a Porter and then switched to an IPA. Although the IPA shows up in the line of pics first.

Do you have a kegerator? Mine paid for itself in the first 2 months. Ended up selling it local for what I put into it. Highly recommended.

I'm still mulling over a urinal in my basement. "You're the inspiration!"

I had a party in my parents house 13-14 years ago. My buddy got blackout drunk and asks where the bathroom is and I point.

Two minutes later, another buddy says, "uh, Mike, c'mon over here." My drunk buddy is standing about 3' from the toilet, peeing into an air vent on the wall - that if really drunk, I suppose looks like a urinal.

Moral to the story - urinal in a game room = win.

mjmjr25 wrote:Do you have a kegerator? Mine paid for itself in the first 2 months. Ended up selling it local for what I put into it. Highly recommended.

The plan was that I was going to put one where were you can see the little wine fridge with the glass door. I was going to build it in and all you would see what the tap coming out of the top. Came across the wine fridge on clearance and changed plans. My liver thanks me. Plus this way I can keep wine and mixers at a different temp from the main fridge. My father-in-law and I brew beer and I bought him a empty keg for Christmas. It's 5 gal, so not like a commercial keg, but I'm thinking I might run a tap or two out the side of the big fridge or something eventually. A lot better than cleaning bottles.

I could happily spend the rest of my natural life in your basement. 100% absolutely jealous!

This makes me wish we had basements in Texas. Great job man!

8bit wrote:This makes me wish we had basements in Texas. Great job man!

Yes, but we both know that a basement here in swamp country would just end up being a murky indoor pool.

I've seen one or two houses with basements in texas...

AppleQueso wrote:I've seen one or two houses with basements in texas...

Further inland or in hill country, yes. Here close to the coast, no.