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Is it a BLT without the M?

You probably should water your yard.

Russian. Looks like he's checking google maps on his phone.

This one's locked. Try the next one.

Our town has a population of 1597. There is only one cemetery. The cemetery population looks to be 7446. That's a similar ratio. It must be a function of the age of the town.

Long time ago now. Do you still need the pid replaced?

How did I end up here?

What?

What's the details on that?

Opposite of smoking but, anyone have one of these? I think I want one.

I enjoyed my milk bath. She's really nice and younger than she looks. I guess

Meep. Meep. Is the way I remember it.

It's fine if they want to buy it from us;) Seriously though. it's a lot of work for a job but it's a great hobby. I really enjoy it.

Don't get me started on this...

I mean actively brewing. I was under four hours with my old system. You must still feel a bit tethered to your brewie... There aren't really ads on the app are there?

Thanks man. I have always appreciated your advise and insight. You have helped me on my way once again. I hope all is the best for you Dan and you can play with many power tools.

We're buying a house. Closing in about a month. We're moving from the only house we've ever known. The new place is only 10 years old and huge compared to our current love nest. It's scary. I have become comfortable here. I think the change will be good though. Yeah. Power tools!

Glad you guys figured out you were both in Utah. There is a space on your profile page you left blank that could have let everyone know without all the fricken drama. Type in your birthday too. I like to know how old you morons are before I bother to start a fight with you. If you're too cheap...

I'm considering a new brewing method. I'm sceptical of brewie and automated breweries in general. It's cool that after all this time, there are some success stories in here. I'm wondering how much time is actually spent on a brewie brew day. Assuming no rewiring or parts replacement of course...

We make some soap. About 100lbs a week. Oil and lye pots in the first pic. Bars curing on the racks in the second. It's a lot of fun. My wife turned it into a business. So far, it's still fun.