Ever drunk moonshine?

[thelocal]

I did one night at a small party with some friends n family ..ha I talked my little causing into running and headbutting a tree..the Fucker knocked himself out..I was scared tho I honestly thought he was dead ..my other friend/Brother went to get the shovel and was like I'm not going to jail ..shit was freaky then out of no where he started breathing LOL fun times now I look back..also really stupid

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[thelocal]

I did one night at a small party with some friends n family ..ha I talked my little cousin into running and headbutting a tree..the Fucker knocked himself out..I was scared tho I honestly thought he was dead ..my other friend/Brother went to get the shovel and was like I'm not going to jail ..shit was freaky then out of no where he started breathing LOL fun times now I look back..also really stupid

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[mrplunkey]

I serve moonshine at many of my higher-profile customer events and at virtually always when I'm hosting an international event.

I've got several quarts of clear lined-up for a customer party on Tuesday evening.

 

[PICK3]

good way to lose your eye sight

 

[mrplunkey]

good way to lose your eye sight

Most definitely. Methanol residuals will blind you quickly. Plus there's often many other low molecular weight organic solvents in poorly-made moonshine.

And don't *ever* drink clear moonshine from someone you don't trust. The charred (brown stuff, aged in a burned oak keg) is dangerous enough as-is. And moonshine condensed in a car's radiator is a slow, painful death too.

For now, we simply trust the moonshiner. But he's getting old and we may need to change suppliers at some point. But the good news is, we have a laboratory outside of knoxville with several really nice GC/MS devices, so I'll test the new vendor thoroughly.

 

[PICK3]

Most definitely. Methanol residuals will blind you quickly. Plus there's often many other low molecular weight organic solvents in poorly-made moonshine.

And don't *ever* drink clear moonshine from someone you don't trust. The charred (brown stuff, aged in a burned oak keg) is dangerous enough as-is. And moonshine condensed in a car's radiator is a slow, painful death too.

For now, we simply trust the moonshiner. But he's getting old and we may need to change suppliers at some point. But the good news is, we have a laboratory outside of knoxville with several really nice GC/MS devices, so I'll test the new vendor thoroughly.

excellent example for the need of moar regulation!


RS in 3, 2, ...

 

[TableFun]

Most definitely. Methanol residuals will blind you quickly. Plus there's often many other low molecular weight organic solvents in poorly-made moonshine.

And don't *ever* drink clear moonshine from someone you don't trust. The charred (brown stuff, aged in a burned oak keg) is dangerous enough as-is. And moonshine condensed in a car's radiator is a slow, painful death too.

For now, we simply trust the moonshiner. But he's getting old and we may need to change suppliers at some point. But the good news is, we have a laboratory outside of knoxville with several really nice GC/MS devices, so I'll test the new vendor thoroughly.

My nerd ears perk up when talking about GC/MS

 

[PICK3]

My nerd ears perk up when talking about GC/MS

for me it was my cawk

 

[-SD-]

I serve moonshine at many of my higher-profile customer events and at virtually always when I'm hosting an international event.

I've got several quarts of clear lined-up for a customer party on Tuesday evening.

How do you reconcile this with your position on drugs?

 

[mrplunkey]

How do you reconcile this with your position on drugs?

Moonshine is a misdemeanor here in Tennessee. So if I get cited, I'll deal with the consequences. It's not that different than the fact I'll definitely exceed the posted speed limit of 55 mph on my way into the gym here in an hour or so.

 

[mrplunkey]

My nerd ears perk up when talking about GC/MS

The newer Agilent ones with integrated databases are the bomb. They come in remarkably handy.

 

[-SD-]

Moonshine is a misdemeanor here in Tennessee. So if I get cited, I'll deal with the consequences. It's not that different than the fact I'll definitely exceed the posted speed limit of 55 mph on my way into the gym here in an hour or so.

I didnt mean legally. Surely with all the health risks of ingesting such a substance there would be plunkey tax dollars spent on users health costs?

 

[mrplunkey]

I didnt mean legally. Surely with all the health risks of ingesting such a substance there would be plunkey tax dollars spent on users health costs?

Most definitely. I'm sure we already spend plunkey dollars on methanol poisoning. That's why home-made alcohol should (IMO) remain illegal for now. Expanding its manufacture and distribution via legalization of home brew could get really ugly.

What I'd really like to see is Americans not being forced to pay for other people's bad decisions. Then we could legalize all drugs, regardless of where they are manufactured or their intended effects.

That also opens the door to an even bigger idea:

You could revolutionize the drug market overnight with one easy move: Eliminate FDA approvals. Instead, force companies to carry an insurance policy. A private market would immediately spring-up to price the risk of any given drug based on a number of factors (i.e. manufacturing conditions, scope of operations, type of drug, other risks). Once a manufacturer demonstrates proof of insurance, they are immediately granted a license to make and distribute the drug.

 

[digimon7068]

yes...a number of times...i prefer jim beam from the liquor store, thank you very much.

 

[kx250rider]

I'm gonna go into town... Buy 100 lbs yeast and some copper line

Charles

 

[chewyxrage]

Make yer own, pussies.

 

[digimon7068]

I'm gonna go into town... Buy 100 lbs yeast and some copper line

Charles

 

[mrplunkey]

I'm gonna go into town... Buy 100 lbs yeast and some copper line

Charles

Just stick to stainless steel and/or glass components. And only use silver solder -- never lead-based stuff.

 

[-SD-]

Bunch of backwoods appallachia yahoos up in this piece.

*irregardless of salary

 

[PICK3]

Bunch of backwoods appallachia yahoos up in this piece.

*irregardless of salary

^^^
this




*cue banjo music

 

[kx250rider]

Charles

 

[SpyWizard]

yes i have.. best that i've had was shine that was put in a barrel for 3 years with peaches and buried underground all that time..

smooth..

 

[mrplunkey]

yes i have.. best that i've had was shine that was put in a barrel for 3 years with peaches and buried underground all that time..

smooth..

Properly charred moonshine is incredibly smooth.