Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2024/02/15/brewer-blown-backwards-by-beer-blast.html
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That should be a feature of the brewery tour.
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Definitely lost that game of Beer Hunter:
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A TV station named KAREN?
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If that happened anywhere I’ve ever worked (chemical and resource sectors), this would be a recordable line-of-fire incident and the investigation would take hundreds of person-hours.
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Beer blast blows brawny brewer backwards, but brave buddy buoys brewer by brazenly buttplugging boisterous beer barrel ( 
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Believe the brewery biz calls it bunging, not buttpugging 
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That’s the scuttlebutt anyway, aye?
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This article brings up a very bad memory for me. You see, my best friend died in a brewery accident. I was tasked to inform his widow that he fell into the vat and drowned.
“At least it was quick”, she said.
“Well, actually he got out three times to pee.”
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Yeah, that’s happened to me more times than I care to admit
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It’s happened to me once, but it was very memorable. I hate racking arms with tri-clover fittings.
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Usually this happens to me a few hours after I drink beer, amirite?!
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Always alliterate any article announcements!
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This sequel to “Strange Brew” isn’t as good as the original.
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This confuses me. I’m just a homebrewer, but that looks like a mash tun. If so, it shouldn’t have any pressure beyond the hydrostatic pressure of the wort. Did the blow-off have a valve (if so, why!?) and was it shut? Maybe the recipe was so hop-heavy the trub got into the blow-off and clogged it, which seems unlikely.
I’ll be stressing about this later tonight. Wait, what’s that voice in my head saying? “Relax, have a homebrew.” Thank you, Charlie. I will.
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