Need idea's men

[Christi]

Now if I could only have a normal husband I would be a perfect wife...or I am a perfect wife who has a nut job for a husband :?:

[sheilalynn]

Now if I could only have a normal husband I would be a perfect wife...or I am a perfect wife who has a nut job for a husband :?:

Yup, I vote for nut job! hehe I mean, my better half's ears go up as much as something else if there's a possibility of chick-au-chick behavior lurking in the future! :P

[sheilalynn]

I think this thread hits on everything that most men hold important:

Steaks
Lesbian behaviors
Closet latent erotic lesbian behaviors
Wife offering threesomes
Steak
Receiving oral sex
Giving oral sex
Lesbians

If we could rank threads, I think this one is the tops! All we need now is a really cool pic of a football tackle or a football action scene.

Here we go:

Don't forget the beer! Men hold beer to a high level too :wink:

[RedMacGregor]

indeed, so much so I make my own beer, and have a two-tap kegerator to serve with.

[RedMacGregor]

actually, a kegerator would make a HELL of a v-day gift, come to think of it

[Christi]

actually, a kegerator would make a HELL of a v-day gift, come to think of it

If I could afford one it would actually save us money.

My husband spends $5200 a year on beer, maybe a tad more. He is an alcoholic...wonder if that is why he doesn't like girl on girl??? Nah, nut job.

[sheilalynn]

actually, a kegerator would make a HELL of a v-day gift, come to think of it

We have a friend who built a kegerator...looks like something just about any guy could tackle doing. Just a matter of putting the hole and sealing the taps into it. Never have to open the door to get cold beer since it comes right through the door.

[Christi]

actually, a kegerator would make a HELL of a v-day gift, come to think of it

We have a friend who built a kegerator...looks like something just about any guy could tackle doing. Just a matter of putting the hole and sealing the taps into it. Never have to open the door to get cold beer since it comes right through the door.

You should get me the directions on that. I bet my husband would be very interested.

[sheilalynn]

actually, a kegerator would make a HELL of a v-day gift, come to think of it

If I could afford one it would actually save us money.

My husband spends $5200 a year on beer, maybe a tad more. He is an alcoholic...wonder if that is why he doesn't like girl on girl??? Nah, nut job.

Whoa, that's way too much to spend on beer! And here I thought mine was bad when he goes through a 12 pack of Molson Ice in a little less than a week. I will never say a word about it to him again. :wink:

[sheilalynn]

You should get me the directions on that. I bet my husband would be very interested.

I just emailed them asking what they used to do it, etc.

[RedMacGregor]

i spent $100 on a brand new dorm fridge that will take 2 - 5 gallon kegs.

another $150 on a chrome 2-tap tower, fittings, hoses, etc..

it's nice.

if you already have a fridge in the garage, it's cheaper and easier just to drill a couple holes in the door and install taps right on the front of it.

[RedMacGregor]

http://www.micromatic.com/draft-beer...r-aid-115.html

there are several "how-to" things on the net..

i pay $20 to refill a 20# co2 tank at the welding supply to gas my lines with. a 20# tank lasts a really long time (couple years)

[sheilalynn]

i spent $100 on a brand new dorm fridge that will take 2 - 5 gallon kegs.

another $150 on a chrome 2-tap tower, fittings, hoses, etc..

it's nice.

if you already have a fridge in the garage, it's cheaper and easier just to drill a couple holes in the door and install taps right on the front of it.

I guess my friend is an alcoholic...he has a full sized fridge and a big keg inside it. And that's what he did was install the taps right through the door of it.

[Christi]

i spent $100 on a brand new dorm fridge that will take 2 - 5 gallon kegs.

another $150 on a chrome 2-tap tower, fittings, hoses, etc..

it's nice.

if you already have a fridge in the garage, it's cheaper and easier just to drill a couple holes in the door and install taps right on the front of it.

I guess my friend is an alcoholic...he has a full sized fridge and a big keg inside it. And that's what he did was install the taps right through the door of it.

That is what I figured my husband would do, we have a fridge dedicated strictly to beer. He and I drink at least a case a night sometimes more. I drink too much too, but I have to in order to deal with him...he gets really annoying and loud after 3 beers.

[RedMacGregor]

if you've already got the fridge, and don't drink a lot of different types of beers, you might just look into it a kegging solution.