yeah, that's weird.
wait til they find oil...
just make all new things metric as the primary unit and US imperial as the secondary. eg. reverse the display on a speedometer
it has, but it still strikes me as kinda aggro
glad to hear kona will be back
not a drag queen
the effects and reach of the hippie movement are greatly exaggerated for effect, and most of those folks rejoined society and put on their suit and tie once the acid wore off.
and genX never allowed shit, and neither did we get shit done. we are always as a group outnumbered and outgunned by the generation before us, and the generation after us.
so yeah, we've been unable to effect change, and that's why we are jaded af, and are just tired of giving a shit.
I do what I can in the community I'm in, and that's that
edit. grammer
I tried one for a bit, it was difficult to keep clean. James Hoffman has a video on these, I recommend checking it out.
supported, past tense. the man has changed and grown.
makes me wonder if a pre-heated frothing pitcher would be sufficient for smaller pours
So I have some beans from 2 different roasters, the light roast is a bit old (Great North), and there wasn't much left when my partner brought me another roast that I can't get from out of state that's a medium roast (Philz). That medium roast is almost gone now too, so I mixed them together and made a pour over this morning.
It's pretty interesting, it has those light flowery notes up front, but then finishes with a rich depthness that wasn't apparent when I was brewing the medium roast solo.
Just thought that was interesting... but now I want to hear from you. Do you ever mix beans for your brews, pour over or otherwise? Do you get different flavor profiles when doing so? How about fresh or older beans?
Let me know in the comments below, thank you for reading and I hope you have a great day!
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