Very nice. Now I'm hungry. 

 Npc's are everywhere.  

 Sounds like you've for your priorities in order. 
Couple questions. 

For someone looking to start learning leatherwork, what are the essential beginners tools?

Who are you listening to?

What pipe tobacco is in your current rotation? 

 Nice. I saw them play together a few years ago. 

 I remember reading about the discovery of that boat.

I'm have to grab a tin of that blend I haven't had it. 
(I've been working I was through a few different VaPers that I jarred a few years ago.


 

 Excellent. Some of that I may already have on hand. 
Thanks!🙏 

 Definitely. It's fun to see what a blend does over time. 

 It means that, at least, 50% of your interactions are a "dry bite". 

 How do you figure?
 

 Definitely. 
Hope you feel better quickly. 

 It's mostly coming from the Zillenial cohort.
 

 78lb 

 It's easy to make. 
(Unfortunately, unfiltered fresh cider has jumped in price significantly) 

 Laminar flow 

 With and a without computers. (It's how I make my living) 

Just finished a rack of carbs for an Suzuki and a Rochester 2gv for a 72 Pontiac lemans. 

 A growing part of my workload has been carb'd machines. 


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 "The algorithms must think for me. I can't bear to." 

 I have been eyeballing a g40 for wandering around the middle of nowhere. 
 

 I can understand that. 
Similar sentiment here. 

 Only from my own experience-

How how chilis are watered (especially the week or two before picking) has a significant effect on total capsaicin.
Commercial growers tend to water enough to produce larger fruit at the cost of lower capsaicin. 

 Now you've got it! 

 Well played. 

 The 08, crash did that pretty well. 

 What else would you add to this list? 


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 Not all of us have to. 

 He generally disliked it, but my grandfather found the carbine to have a similar report to the 7.7 Arisaka. 
As such, it was useful for getting enemy positions to expose their positions (thinking that they had begun firing on a target).

He mostly disliked it due to it's oiled design that caused the firing pin to stick in extremely low temperatures (during the Battle of Chosin). 

 We're a little on the cool side at mid-20c 

 I'll stick with repurposed used gear. 

 Fair. 
But I collect and restore 70's hifi gear. 

 But addiction creates severe cognitive dissonance. 

 Color me shocked! 

 Oof 

 I believe it. He managed a relatively normal life while operating that long. 

 Had me at the ginger. 

 Total production from mine is still higher in summer but it's specifically due to total, usable daylight. 

 Losing it on purpose will allow you to reconnect with humanity. 

 I could not agree more. 

 Not sure. 
Frankly. I have no issue learning a new language to communicate. 

 Apex predator powers. 
I get bobcats jumping my walls and going through my back yard.
 

 The venerable Dreadnought pilot can finally know peace in death. 

 I have a 1959 AMC Rambler American that has a still readable, ancient bumper sticker that at says "I may slow, but I'm in front of you." 

 Because people are generally stupid enough to believe it  

 Outside the Olympic rainforest. Most of my experience for a couple decades was a heavy mist that wouldn't stop. 

 87 930 

 That's rough to listen through. 

 Working 

 Sounds about right. 

After that it's "Why do I have warning lights on and can't accelerate?" 

 Sounds familiar. 

 I'm sorry to hear that. My condolences. 

 78 and 79 used to be considered part of that divide. 

 That should increase their pedestrian kills a bit.  

 Hahahaha! 

Horseshit. 


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 Kind of. 
Dolly was only one of 277 attempts. And the only one to survive. 

Cloning is still an incredibly inefficient process with a high failure rate. 

It may be a cost prohibitive and/or far too complex with current technologies to clone those. 

 It's just a regime change. Nothing to see here. 

 Just made my day.