People around me are having to water their lawns just to keep them alive… we’ve never had to do that before, to me this feels worse then 2012.
FrickAndMortar
joined 1 year ago
I ran across that place by way of one of those r/subsithoughtifellfor chains, and read some posts trying to figure out if it was real, or just a complicated joke.
It was not a complicated joke.
I don’t really care if you piss in your sink or not, but does it really require discussion with a community of like-minded peers? It’s not philosophy or higher maths, what is there, really, to say?
Just riding your coat tails to point out another fun tidbit about the Aeropress, which is that it’s very portable! I pack mine anytime I travel, and there are even a few hand-crank grinders that will fit nicely into the Aeropress cylinder itself - so that all you need are tasty beans and hot water!
I’ve tried lots of great local coffees just by hitting up the local grocery stores or coffee houses, and brewing them up at our hotel or BnB!
Titanfall is great - so good to see the community still playing
Nice! Congrats on your continuing development!
Split/Second was a pretty rad game, I’d forgotten about that one. Loved the mechanic of earning the ability to blow shit up and altering the course itself
Now here’s someone who is passionate about his hand-fruits!
Love it so far! Like some others here, I’d also love to see kbin integration if that’s possible. Thanks for putting this together!
Joined and posted!
I AM a little on the fence, as many others are - I haven’t deleted my 10yr Reddit account, st least not yet. But I WILL stay off the platform for at least a month. I intend to be very limited in my interactions there, for the foreseeable future, and only visit for specific reasons, not to just browse. I intend to spend the time I WOULD have spent, in finding similar communities here instead.
They’re really active in the Midwest US right now, putting lots of pressure on local school boards to ban books, make life harder for LGBTQ+ kids, etc.
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Beautiful farm, thanks for sharing!