| Re: Carbonation pump changey wrote:
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> "steveb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:taf4q19ljdorrhhhma6995i5vq2gheesd1@4ax.com...[color=green]
>> On Thu, 15 Dec 2005 18:46:31 -0600, wbarwell
>> <wbarwell@mylinuxisp.com> wrote:
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>>>What the OP did not want was an irrelevant and
>>>pointless lecture on soft drinks.[/color]
>>
>> The OP asked specifically about dispensing beer with a soda
>> fountain pump.
>>
>> Which bit of *you can't read* are you struggluing with the most?
>>
>> The only irrelevant and pointless contributor in this thread is you
>> .... get over yourself already.
>>
>> I'm done with you .... 3rd grade was long ago.
>>
>> steveb[/color]
>
> Thanks, steveb. I was gone for a few days. Watching this guy be a
> kickfuck is funny, though.
>
> I am a kegger. I fully know about Cornelius kegs. Nowhere in a
> beer system
> is there a carbonation pump, like the OP asked. Gee, it's even in
> the title of the thread!!! SILLY ME!!!!
>
> I said good day.[/color]
If anybody had brains enough to point OP to a homebrew
supply website explaining kegs rather than pontificating
on soft drink bullshit, at longwinded but irrelvant
length,you'd have saved OP a lot of trouble.
Of course there ain't no "carbonation pump".
There are CO2 bottles and regulators.
Of course having been a pontificating fuckwit,
said fuckwit can't admit it and go on.
OP simply had an inkling about using a keg but
didn't know the right terminology.
--
"There is a word in Newspeak," said Syme.**"I*don't
know whether you know it: duckspeak, to quack like
a duck.**It is*one*of*those*interesting*words*that
have two contradictory meanings.**Applied*to*an
opponent, it is abuse; applied to someone you agree
with, it is praise."
****-George*Orwell*"Nineteen*Eighty-Four"
Cheerful Charlie |