Looked like Fallow. I love their content.

Pizza pizza also has great (in my opinion) popcorn chicken. Haven’t had KFC in a long time.

Who shit in your cereal this morning?

Came here to say the thing, but the gif says more than the words ever will.

Pick it up, pick it up!

Jeff from the OOP video? I will, I just mainly meant I got one a while ago and it seemed like a good choice at the time. I wasn’t into the hobby before that, and wasn’t well-versed in the topic. I’m sad to hear that it’s become this, but at the time it seemed like a good idea.

I’m sure many others were in the same boat. I just don’t think we should shame the some of us who didn’t do enough research before buying one.

F off with this stuff. Not everyone who bought one was fully aware of all the potential downfalls.

What’s the brown blob below the tomatoes?

Return the slab…

Get the first quote correct at least.

Why the hate? I thought she was good in whatever series I saw her in (can’t recall the name, but she was a main character).

All the yeast?

What sort of yeast are you using?

Oh, I do recall hearing that recently I think. I would love to try that. How do the other buttons work? Do you shoot twice as fast with 2 triggers? (/S haha…unless it’s true)

You can change it so the joystick aims, and you move with the yellow buttons…I think. Either that or the d-pad.

Is the first chud in the picture “the critical drinker”. If so fuck that guy. There’s a pretty good parody channel that is pretty funny. Boozed banter is the channel:

https://youtu.be/rD56SbPAUDk

I know it’s parody, but it really captures the stupidity of some of these people making videos like that that are not a parody.

Turkey elbows or something else? Human, perhaps?

In the event of a quench, there’s no explosion. Just a venting of the (now) gaseous helium. Still don’t want to be in it during, not no actual explosion.

They also use liquid nitrogen to help keep the liquid helium cold. Mainly because liquid helium is expensive and a finite resource. So the nitrogen is “topped up” much more frequently than the helium.

Pretty much. But more specifically the rate at which protons relax after the applied magnetic field. It can also be used for different molecules (13C, 19F, 31P, and others), but I think that’s more for NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) which is the same thing, but used to identify chemical structures, and not body scans.