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the only question I have is regarding how she chooses to groom her pubic hair. I believe I have been pondering this question since I was about 11 years old, and now, so close to the answer, Capcom is trying to harm me
the only question I have is regarding how she chooses to groom her pubic hair. I believe I have been pondering this question since I was about 11 years old, and now, so close to the answer, Capcom is trying to harm me
awww youve never bought street powders thats nice
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how would you describe lemmy? an original work? get the fuck over it dude
I think there should be a ramp coming down toward the marina and the cars should launch into the yachts, destroying them.
If you’re worried about your precious racing boys, I have thought of that and they could have life jackets on under their jumpsuits
people liked the first one
no shit… thats wild, really. heh. I always presumed it was an optical disk in a little case
money! just production costs I’d say. I took a 3D design class forever ago and they made us get Zip disks, and if you wanted to work on stuff at home that meant you needed a zip drive. My dad (RIP) bought me a drive and I’m somehow still touched as it was a reasonably big purchase at the time for a slacker 18 year old doing 3D design at a community college
Not a 3D designer now, finally went back to college for something else in my 20s… anyway, rip my dad and rip the zip drive, they were cool. 100mb wow
I mean you clearly know way more about it than me… but yeah some kind of carrier/cartridge protecting the disc and we’d probably still be using CD-W-RW’s
minidiscs should have been the standard CDs became. no one would have considered holding a 3.5" floppy disc gingerly by the edges and placing it into a tray to read. the case is critical.
however, the industry realized people were replacing their scratched cd’s, so they’d sell 2, 3 of the same disc to the same person. Source: worked at a record store in the hight of the CD age when mini discs were all but essentially snuffed out
dang
thats actually pretty neat, also a shame
I’ve had batches just not do the secondary ferment and never get any good.
I made 25L of simple mead and bottled it in 250ml nottles as the wedding favor for our wedding guests, and the label said “best after” a certain date because it was too young to drink. We parlayed this into part of our ceremony about how good things improve with time, like relationships blah blah blah (it was actually quite nice)
nice maturation pun … what are these new developments in the process you speak of?
Yo you don’t need any equipment to let it age- you just let it bottle age, put those bottles on the shelf and forget about them for a good long while. you wont believe how much better it gets over time.
The lower the APV the less time you need to wait.
What kind of yeast are you using? I had my best results using a champagne yeast, but I was always shooting for very high APV
if youve only been at it for a few months you havent tasted what youve made yet, really. you gotta let this stuff sit six months absolute minimum, but then its still not great. 1-2 years for it to taste right
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so its stands true that what you make can be good, fast (as in be delivered quckly) and cheap and you can only have two like everything else, huh
this is a server basterdization of “Good, Fast, Cheap” regarding producing just about anything I’m guessing, which tends to hold true in the real world quite well, yes?
thank you