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Thread: Asahi Beer Robot - GREATEST INVENTION EVER

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    Asahi Beer Robot - GREATEST INVENTION EVER


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    What a pathetic piece of plastic junk!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoDave
    What a pathetic piece of plastic junk!
    I agree, spills beer everywhere!

    Trev.

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    YEP
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    Outstanding!
    when it's modified to load 'homebrew' I want one.
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    A bloke could die of thirst
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    Quote Originally Posted by one_iota
    A bloke could die of thirst
    It's all in the timing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by harro
    It's all in the timing.
    In which case I'd need at least two working in relays
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    Quote Originally Posted by one_iota
    In which case I'd need two working in relay

    Now we're talking!
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    was at the Brisbane Beer Expo a couple of years back(fancy that---) and the XXXX Chief Chemist explained thats how the beer is poured,,
    and then did it in one go without spilling a drop

    and while a stubbie SHOULD fit in a schooner glass,, try doing it without tipping the glass , in one go and at a good clip,,,

    and yes,, it tastes better!!
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