BottomlandBrew

[quote]IMO there can never be such a thing as nothingness... and if there is... well, you'll never know about it. [/quote] Anyone who has ever experienced ego death on psychedelics can relate to this. Nothingness is a lot more complicated than darkness. ...

You hear stories about this fro time to time with young kids. I look at it with a skeptical eye, but I don't totally discount these things. Who knows what comes next. Anything is possible after death, I guess. ...

[quote]Any dos and donts from the OT? [/quote] Don't be your own GC if you don't know what you're doing. It will take longer and be more expensive than you realize. Some things are worth the money, like a GC. I'm a subcontractor and I will give a higher price to someone GCing their own house ...

Red Star Spanish Moon Chelsea's (both locations) ZeeZee Ichabod's/Northgate Tavern ...

[quote]Though, HBO did do "His Dark Materials."[/quote] I think BBC did His Dark Materials and HBO handled international distro. I'd take a Harry Potter reboot series. I never read the books, and actually never saw the movies until they were all out, but I enjoyed them. ...

Why are they so expensive these days? I wanted to do a new build, but I'm pivoting to an Xbox because GPU prices made it not worth it. ...

Oh look, a thread that hasn't been discussed 372 times in the past year. [img]https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/540/655/439.gif[/img]...

[quote] I adjusted my grain mill but it one side of the roller would not lock into place because the screw that holds it would not grip the threads[/quote] What ind of mill did you get? I had an issue with my MM2 where one of the lock screws would like to loosen halfway through the crush and do w...

You need a finer crush. I still see a lot of intact and half crushed grains. In a perfect crush, you want the insides turned to powder and the husk left somewhat intact. It's a combination of speed and mill gap. I know on my mill, if I set the gap to a credit card and run my drill at speed setting 1...

No. It does not look good. ...

Not as sad as the fact-ingoring Southerner. As far as the big picture is concerned, there is nothing to celebrate about the war. Let's remember it, let's discuss it, but let's not celebrate it. ...

[quote]It’s amazing what can rise up when the slave-owning aristocrats convince a bunch of poor Southerners to fight to keep humans enslaved.[/quote] Fixed. And frick your "states rights" argument. It was the right to own slaves. I'm proud to be Southern, but I'm not proud to be associated with yo...

Who thought this was a good idea? How do you get in a position like that with this sort of blindness to the market? I would have loved to be in those meetings that reversed the decision. I imagine a long board room table with a bunch of old suits sitting around, arguing about reversing it, while som...

[quote]If I win, I will give everyone in this thread $69,350 [/quote] I have nothing to lose by replying. :cheers:...

Code. Learn how to. Or go in the solar or wind business. ...

I cut around the top to pull the stem and seeds out. Then I cut it in half. Once in half, I'll run my knife along the inside down the membrane and end the cut my taking a chunk out of the bottom. Maybe there's a better way, but it works form me. ...

[quote] Ryan Moss was the injured man. He was riding on the back of the white jet ski with nothing to hold onto. Been following him for a few years as he is a great surf/wave photographer.[/quote] He was on the black jet ski, which was the second to last to go over. The white ski riders were sur...

That guy and his family are giant vaginas. Most of what he complains about could be learned by reading the Austin wikipedia entry. ...

[quote]Tradesman unions are good. The kind where guys are hired out of the union hall for construction work. Mfg unions and public employee unions are past their time and need to go. [/quote] I'm curious for your reasoning saying one good and one is bad. I own a vertically integrated company t...

One. My wife's cousin. I'm unsure if he had any pre-existing conditions. He was around 60. In the hospital for two weeks before being put on a vent for a day before dying. ...