I like the absolute adoration he has for Rodgers . After the game when he was like dude you ' re the best everdude you ' re the greatest of all timeYou ' re the best of all time man <| sep |> No , I read the propose legislation around the consequences for those illegally collecting data its jail or a fine . Though I am unaware of the current legislation which is relevant to GCHQ . <| sep |> I ' m planning to buy a Wii U at some point after the price drops . One of the things I ' m definitely playing again is the Prime trilogy for Wii . I used to marathon that until my arm cramped from keeping it up lol <| sep |> So what does that phrase do ? <| sep |> Well , you need a CO 2 cylinder and a regulator . The regulator needs to give you fine enough control to distinguish PSI between 1 and 2 points , as you will usually be pressurizing at 35 , 10 , 15 , or 30 PSI . I have a dial that reads from 0100 PSI and it can be tough to finetune without getting close and squinting . The regulator connects to a gas line purchased from LHBS by the foot , and terminates onto a gas disconnect the connectors that snaps onto the IN post on the corny keg . You can get different kinds of disconnects the cheapest ones slip on and secure with a hose clamp . For the OUT line , you need a beverage disconnect and at least 6 ' of foodsafe beverage tubing . The tubing from my LHBS is 14 ID and 12 OD quite thick stuff . And at the end of that tubing is . whatever you want . The cheapest option would be to stick a picnic tap on the end . If you already own the keg , cylinder , and regulator , you ' re probably going to be able to finish your kegging kit for less than $ 30 . I would splurge and buy new o rings for the keg as well , and if you don ' t have a socket that can remove both IN and OUT posts on the keg , get one . I had to get a 78 12 point socket to remove both gas and beverage posts , but it ' s essential for cleaning especially if you bought a used soda keg that will probably smell like sugar . I made a mistake and didn ' t get the right socket right away , and figured my gas line was probably fine and kegged a few brews . I finally got the socket and removed the gas post to clean it and change the o ring it overwhelmingly stank like Sprite , even after cleaning and sanitizing the keg numerous times before .