Please_Do_Not @ Please_Do_Not @lemm.ee

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Because of the taste? While it's not common to brew a drink with other beans, we eat them all the time, and it's pretty obvious in doing so that they aren't flavors that lend themselves to a beverage.

Coffee beans are actually the seed of a more traditional "fruit" (ie, sweet and acidic) rather than a legume like other beans (also technically seeds, but vegetal in flavor, with an entirely different taste and texture). You're basically just going to get a weak broth from traditional beans.

Similarly, people have tried steeping every type of leaf, plant, and fruit out there in water, but it's a pretty limited list that remains popularly used for tea, as it's a pretty limited list (relative to the incredible diversity of plant life) that actually tastes good that way.

People use mushrooms, various roots (like chicory), other fruity seeds, and more to create coffee-like drinks, and/so with the number of people and cultures out there with their own tastes and traditions, it's a relatively safe bet that if people aren't drinking it anywhere in the world, it's because they've tried it and it just doesn't taste good.

And I say a plant community is a group of ostensibly indie, bootstrapped musicians who are actually propped up by major labels to sell the image of individuality and independence while having the entire music industry machine behind them.

Name?

What else starts with m?

Had to replace a gear shifter on my road bike recently, not being aware that I'd have to replace the whole cable to do so and then calibrate tension for the derailleur, but similarly to your experience, the whole thing was easier than expected! Folks should definitely try such repairs and maintenance at home to get to know their bikes better, and it's not like it'll cost more to get a pro to do it after you've tried (carefully), if it turns out you can't get the job done yourself.

Thank you Kanye, very funny.

Context/original memes video?

Interesting, so North America was just the US and Canada to you?

Central America is in North America

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I guess I may be in the minority then, just since they don't seem quite as drastically different to me in terms of feel and difficulty to shoot with decent/moderate accuracy. I'm not shooting for points though, so I'm not too disappointed by an inch left or right at the range, especially when I'm going to be within 20 feet of any target in any likely self-defense situation. And once I learned to avoid muzzle dip (didn't take longer than a day at the range) the double action doesn't seem too troublesome

Easier to diagnose and fix once you learn everything, but also a lot more that can go wrong/break/jam. I'm just saying that I'd trust a revolver left loaded in a toolbox for 15 years way more than a 10 year old Glock I might see next to it if I needed to grab one and fire.

I don't know that I agree 100%. Shooting any type of gun ought to be practiced if the idea is to be able to defend yourself in the case you ever have to, and a revolver isn't so much more complicated than a pistol that it's going to take much longer to get used to. What do you see as being the most difficult differences?

Coming in with a suggestion that I'm surprised isn't more common: get yourself a revolver.

All guns are "in case of emergency" items (if you aren't a hunter or a plinker). So if you want something that you can leave in a safe/nightstand for 5 years, and then feel completely confident it's going to fire if/when you need it, you need a piece with the fewest possible moving/degradable/high-maintenance parts, which is a wheelgun. If you aren't looking to disassemble and maintain it regularly (or go out to a commercial range/shop and pay to have them do it for you every year or more), it's really the only option you can feel confident in 10 years down the line.

It's also a great first because if you do end up collecting more, you'll still always have a near failproof backup.

Interesting to know. More interesting would be how and why a 13-year-old was allowed to scrub in and play any role at all in an emergency cranial surgery...

So true lol

Having private, nice qualities in addition to those above in no way minimizes any of those above. "That's a deal breaker" -Liz Lemon

Lol you are not a smart person. Goodbye.

"Where's the body!" "Where's the steering wheel!" "Where's the father!" One of his classics...

I mean she married a roadkill-collecting, brain-worm-eaten, anti-vax, anti-Semitic, conspiracy theorizing, generally bigoted lunatic. Like the type of person "lunatic" was coined for. I have a feeling that thoughtfulness and true romance were not at the heart of that decision, as a failing actress now tethered to someone with the last name "Kennedy." Either conniving and uncaring or a top-tier loon herself.