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I couldn't find anything about trolls in my copies of Radical Brewing or Experimental Homebrewing...I don't know if I need to mash or not and how much I need to add for optimal flavor!
 
I couldn't find anything about trolls in my copies of Radical Brewing or Experimental Homebrewing...I don't know if I need to mash or not and how much I need to add for optimal flavor!

Trolls as they are are not convertible, you'll need to do a cereal mash.


If this were BA, we'd all be banned. Think on that.
 
Kettle corn is magical. It's sweet, salty, fluffy, and yet slight crunchy. Anyone who says otherwise is wrong. Only two things can improve kettle corn, some sort of red pepper spice, and bacon (bacon improves most things, except alcohol)
 
This person you hire, will he/she slap you immediately after hired or wait?

Aw, man, you ruined the surprise ending.

"Master Lincoln, I have done as you requested and have slapped everyone in that HBT thread!"

"Excellent! Let me see this pictures! Yesss...this is glorious! GLORIOUS!"

"All except for one person, though."

"Really? Who did you miss?"

"YOU!"

[slap]

"NOOOOOOOOOOO! I am undone!"

fin
 
I never jumped into the popcorn debate because I was doing real work for a minute. Kettle corn is awesome. Just a little bit of salt and it's magical. I also like literally every other way popcorn can be served.
 
Brother, I wrote three of the books on not getting slapped.

One is literally just about being blue eyed and self effacing. The other two delve into molecular not getting slapped-ing.

Yep, those are in my collection. I already knew most of the stuff about having blue eyes, but I still read the words on a molecular level.
 
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