Quote from: Duc L'Smart on May 15, 2008, 06:17:38 AM
Still have a TON of room here at the WareHome... Would love to have you & yours here Then if we could just get MurDuc's Tiki Bar & home brew, we just might have LSD central!!!! 

Hmmm.
All I need is a place to park the bike and a little corner to set up "the brewery".

Anybody need a jack-of-all-trades technician in Dallas? Electronics, electro-mechanical, Radar, CCTV & matrix switches, field service, cable runs, Desktop and Systems support, etc ad nauseum. You pay me, I work on it. If I don't know it already, I figure it out.

The job market's good here (IMHO)... If you can't earn a living here, you're in trouble 

Quote from: MurDuc on May 15, 2008, 02:05:33 PM
Anybody need a jack-of-all-trades technician in Dallas? Electronics, electro-mechanical, Radar, CCTV & matrix switches, field service, cable runs, Desktop and Systems support, etc ad nauseum. You pay me, I work on it. If I don't know it already, I figure it out.

dude...you forgot the most important part..... the part where you you tell everyone how you can also make BEER   

The Warehome would be a great place for a microbrewery/pub.

Quote from: n2f on May 15, 2008, 06:50:00 PM
The Warehome would be a great place for a microbrewery/pub.

I'm there (I mean here)

Who's in?

Quote from: n2f on May 15, 2008, 06:50:00 PM
The Warehome would be a great place for a microbrewery/pub.

Get out of my mind! BENE GESSERIT WITCH!

No seriously Murduc, think about it: Warehouse/Industrial business zoning (beer making is industrial, right?) which by definition means no pesky, whinny residential neighbors to go poppin' off to the cops at 3am when the music gets "too loud..."  Plus, the place is easily accessible from I-35 and Hwy114. 

I mean the Warehome , just as it sits right now, has plenty of brewpub amenities like a 20,000 sq//ft dance floor (just need some minor rearanging), hot tub, tiki torches, patio furniture,  crankin' stereo (maybe we outta look into gettin' a DJ?  Randy prolly won't want to do it...) a reasonably friendly Doberman Pincher to help with the "rowdys" and two roll-down garage seige doors at the loading dock entrances.

Dude, I'm tellin' you - this has potential.  Roll your bike in for service, plop in the hot tub, drink some sort of flaming drink floating by in a coconut with a goofy umbrella on the top, hop out and dance with the several dozen more gearheads loitering about waiting for the next batch of killer Chocolate Ale.

Like God's own little slice of heaven.  Right here!  Right NOW!!!

It just keeps getting better 

Quote from: n2f on May 16, 2008, 03:43:32 AM

...drink some sort of flaming drink floating by in a coconut ...

hey wait, what kind of place is this???   sweet teardrop what???

Quote from: hiero on May 16, 2008, 05:51:17 AM
hey wait, what kind of place is this???   sweet teardrop what???

I think her point is, when your in a hot tub, your drink should contain ice.
Be it Scotch, Bourbon, or flaming Fu-Fu, it needs to stay cold.

I can't really argue with that logic.

Quote from: MurDuc on May 15, 2008, 02:05:33 PM
Anybody need a jack-of-all-trades technician in Dallas? Electronics, electro-mechanical, Radar, CCTV & matrix switches, field service, cable runs, Desktop and Systems support, etc ad nauseum. You pay me, I work on it. If I don't know it already, I figure it out.

send me your resume, I can at least forward it on. =)

Quote from: JamesMcCain on May 16, 2008, 09:21:47 AM
send me your resume, I can at least forward it on. =)

james get back on topic.

I guess I'll have to become an eastie! Not that I really want to, but it does sound like a great idea!

Quote from: hiero on May 16, 2008, 05:51:17 AM

hey wait, what kind of place is this???   sweet teardrop what???

Well, the last time I remember sitting in a hot tub at a party with coconut flaming drinks floating by, there were at least two belly dancers and this totally creepy 9' long white python (not in the hot tub of course. They may have gotten in later but seriously, that'd have been just too weird).  I would have to say then, in retrospect, that there wasn't even one thing STG about that place... Even the party-goers were completely on the up and up.

So yeah, why would flaming drinks in the hot tub at the new LSD Brauhaus/Club House pose people any real problems?  You can't be expected to drink beer ALL the time.

Lisa

Quote from: n2f on May 16, 2008, 04:22:53 PM
So yeah, why would flaming drinks in the hot tub at the new LSD Brauhaus/Club House pose people any real problems?  You can't be expected to drink beer ALL the time.

MurDuc, cover your ears. 

Quote from: dallas2r on May 16, 2008, 05:34:03 PM
MurDuc, cover your ears. 

dont get the wrong idea.