Blair’s Death.

Really liked one of their XB series.

concert tickets for 30$? sweet

that is a lot of patience. I applaud you. my beers always get tested during the aging process enough so that by the time they get to the 6 month mark I maybe have 6/34 left. and the conclusion on the final ones is always ‘should have let them all age until now’. I never make lambics though

thanks for the travel beer log! I was always curious about the craft beer scene in Spain and Portugal, but never had the chance to go out and see for myself. seems like I’m not missing much, though.

if you’re headed to the Netherlands afterwards by any chance, I can recommend Uiltje and Jopenkerk in Haarlem, they have pretty good stuff. Jopenkerk also had a gruit at one point, not sure if they still make it.

pretty much that demographic, yes. they have a right to vote, after all. arguably russia may have had a hand in creating them via 4chan itself. and it’s not enough to start a movement, you have to keep it going with continuous propaganda, otherwise they might stray to the sane side

!lemmySilver

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while not exactly what you’re asking for, I did some rice wine with red yeast rice once and it had some fluorescence. Normally clear red, there was a nice green shade to it in direct sunlight.

I just wonder if it will eventually be used to boil water in order to spin a turbine.

Potioncraft: Alchemist Simulator. Love the mechanics, it’s like what I wished Strange Horticulture would be when I first picked it up.

They’re probably referencing this, but unironically.

MSG is found in all sorts of foods, from soy sauce to some nice aged cheeses. And the glutamic acid (which this is a salt of) is a non-essential amino-acid (meaning the human body makes it itself).

Might I suggest Carrobiolo, in Monza? They make some pretty awesome stuff.

yup, just as you were focusing on the final bit to not touch the walls

Pretty much

“Socially unsafe” is the term used for routes where there is a risk of harm from others due to factors such as poor lighting and a lack of escape routes.

depending on your and your target’s degree of synaesthesia, you could try associating shapes and/or colours with smells. won’t work for everyone though, and some might look at you strangely.

for instance, chlorine, smells a bit concave and brownish-white, whereas ammonia smells like a highlighter-green (the darker kind) arrowhead.

then there’s the question of whether we all smell things in the same way (even without the synaesthesia)

nice. did you add anything to them or just straight up water and yeast?

new folk remedies just dropped

you would be surprised how much folk ‘wisdom’ gets passed down through generations and continues to thrive. the thinking there being that natural is good because it can’t harm you (ignore mushrooms and beladonna, though). why take a pill produced in a lab somewhere, when you can just shove some onions in a sock?

I suspect that this is just communication breakdown, from times when people used herbs for medicinal purposes (liquorice root, for example, acts as an antiinflammatory by inhibiting breakdown of cortisol, and willow bark contains salicylic acid, a rough version of aspirin - the latter being acetylsalicylic acid, a derivative of it). but I think even the old witch in the woods would disapprove of onions in socks.

Damn it, now I want a shoggoth beer. Eldricht flavours beyond your tongue’s comprehension!

Ah, a disciple of solipsism, I see.