BlueMagaChud
joined 5 years ago
the types and amount of minerals dissolved in the water for making coffee can make quite a difference in how it tastes. you can even brew with distilled water and add the minerals afterwards to compare. if you want to experiment further you should try with tiny amounts baking soda, epsom salt, or both.
People want to return to the viking age, pagnism, the Roman Empire, the crusader era, all the way to monke.
All of this is the subconscious desire for a pre-capitalist society where everything wasn't commodified, where you could be something that wasn't a commodity, but all of those societies are dead, murdered, butchered up, commodified, and the lifeless remains for sale to you. There is no bringing them back, they're dead forever, which is the fate of all societies and communities that fall under capitalism, the cultural remains endlessly recycled on product boxes to evoke faint ideas of what used to be. Nothing new can grow under this superstructure, only the endless parade of the corpses of what used to be.
tl;dw He's like a seventh-rate Bill Hicks.
lol, exactly, god bless those writers
Hillary 2024: Yes she can sell pussy on a troop train
hell yeah, it was amazing, but so short lived
I like them less every year, but they were great live
if I vote for president body will they hold it against me
lol, he better have the original Kilborn set and always be wearing a leather jacket. I remember back in the day arguing with a conservative that Colbert's show was actually a parody, but I know now that I was wrong, liberal is liberal, objectively there is no difference.
I used an older version for Skyrim on Fedora, just had to rename main.exe to whatever launcher exe steam uses to launch the game and replace the original
Dark Messiah of Might and Magic.
gameplay is excellent, probably still the best fps/rpg hybrid, especially if you love kicking enemies off of/into things, but the story is extremely generic
the cost isn't too bad if you roast it yourself, green coffee can be had for around $5 per pound, but you'd have to invest in a roaster, a good air roaster is about $200, and then learning to roast, which is pretty easy to be honest