Yes I remember haarp conspiracy as early as, I think, 98. It was from a friend's mom who was into David Icky at the time. Definitely a classic older theory.
In the mid 90's they served this at my elementary cafeteria. It was only available for a short time. It was even in those small cardboard containers. Not sure if it was a taste test or someone ordered them by mistake. They where a quarter, same as the regular or chocolate milks.
So, where I live I'm too scared it would grow legs when I'm in store shopping. What do you use for a lock/security? Or are you in one of those places people act right?
Jet boils are not compact. They are awesome, just not great if you are a gram counter. Probably exactly what this guy would want though as it sounds like he is car camping.
So good. I've got some but I've mainly been using them in Mississippi pot roast. I've also got pickled jalapeños for making homemade taco bell quesadilla sauce.
As much truth as it has this video is painful to sit though. In the first minute he just clams up and stares into the cam. At least edit that stuff out. This video is 38 minutes long yet has about 5 minutes of worthwhile info. Good message poor execution.
My body hair was quite dark but after about 8 months I noticed how leg to chest was significantly lighter and less dark. Only my facial hair stayed corse and dark without laser. Shaving my legs early on was painful now it's mainly just a chore. Of course everyone has a different experience but I would say give it time. Unless you have the cash to full body laser then I'd say do that.
Most smart watches go too far but I love my Garmin Instinct. It feels like a modern digital. Just enough cool tools and features but still black and white. With the o2 sensor on it lasts nearly two weeks, a month with it off, before it needs charging. I can track hikes and bikes. Gives me exact coordinates with a push of a button and no subscription or additional monthly fees to use it. If I could afford a mechanical watch for the price I paid for my Garmin ($130 used) maybe I'd own one.
Most smart watches go too far but I love my Garmin Instinct. It feels like a modern digital. Just enough cool tools and features but still black and white. With the o2 sensor on it lasts nearly two weeks, a month with it off, before it needs charging. I can track hikes and bikes. Gives me exact coordinates with a push of a button and no subscription or additional monthly fees to use it. If I could afford a mechanical watch for the price I paid for my Garmin ($130 used) maybe I'd own one.
Aah, poor Malla, Ichy, and Lumpy...
This made me tear up.
Came here to say this. His cook book is great fun as well.
His ten ingredient chili is really easy and delicious plus it's perfect base to start with if you want to play around with your own recipe.
I can't add pepper to a dish without repeating it three times. Pepper pepper pepper.
Yes I remember haarp conspiracy as early as, I think, 98. It was from a friend's mom who was into David Icky at the time. Definitely a classic older theory.
I feel attacked.
In the mid 90's they served this at my elementary cafeteria. It was only available for a short time. It was even in those small cardboard containers. Not sure if it was a taste test or someone ordered them by mistake. They where a quarter, same as the regular or chocolate milks.
Thank you. That's so awesome. I'll be reading this next for sure.
Currently reading Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson.
Sad I don't read Russian. This sounds like an interesting read.
So, where I live I'm too scared it would grow legs when I'm in store shopping. What do you use for a lock/security? Or are you in one of those places people act right?
Jet boils are not compact. They are awesome, just not great if you are a gram counter. Probably exactly what this guy would want though as it sounds like he is car camping.
Sorry to hear friend. Hope you find some relief. Cooking helped me but the dishes where hard to find motivation to keep clean.
I'm looking at making this asain chili sauce soon. I also enjoy some spice sometimes.
I've always wanted to try making my own kimchi whats the secret?
So good. I've got some but I've mainly been using them in Mississippi pot roast. I've also got pickled jalapeños for making homemade taco bell quesadilla sauce.
As much truth as it has this video is painful to sit though. In the first minute he just clams up and stares into the cam. At least edit that stuff out. This video is 38 minutes long yet has about 5 minutes of worthwhile info. Good message poor execution.
I just purchased this. I'm excited to read it but it's a few books down on the pile yet. I purchased the new translation from Bill Johnston.
Second the expanse. I'm on the second book of the series and already bought the next two from the used book store. Very good and easy reading.
Orville is definitely something special. Strange new worlds was good. Made me feel like I was watching a StarTrek show. Unlike Discovery.
My body hair was quite dark but after about 8 months I noticed how leg to chest was significantly lighter and less dark. Only my facial hair stayed corse and dark without laser. Shaving my legs early on was painful now it's mainly just a chore. Of course everyone has a different experience but I would say give it time. Unless you have the cash to full body laser then I'd say do that.
Henry Rollins?
Most smart watches go too far but I love my Garmin Instinct. It feels like a modern digital. Just enough cool tools and features but still black and white. With the o2 sensor on it lasts nearly two weeks, a month with it off, before it needs charging. I can track hikes and bikes. Gives me exact coordinates with a push of a button and no subscription or additional monthly fees to use it. If I could afford a mechanical watch for the price I paid for my Garmin ($130 used) maybe I'd own one.
Most smart watches go too far but I love my Garmin Instinct. It feels like a modern digital. Just enough cool tools and features but still black and white. With the o2 sensor on it lasts nearly two weeks, a month with it off, before it needs charging. I can track hikes and bikes. Gives me exact coordinates with a push of a button and no subscription or additional monthly fees to use it. If I could afford a mechanical watch for the price I paid for my Garmin ($130 used) maybe I'd own one.