I won’t have a chance to brew until next weekend. But I have filled it with water to test the seals and it seems to hold just fine. My only issue so far is the gasket on the main lid. There’s nothing holding it in place, so getting it to seat correctly is a pain in the ass.
Finding a juice that doesn’t have preservatives sounds like quite a challenge
I didn’t know either. I was looking for an electric setup with a large brew kettle and this was the cheapest option. I still had to spend a few hundred dollars for stuff that didn’t come with the kit.
Give us some details please. What was your method?
I have no words
I refuse to believe this is real
Honestly, it was a hell of a drive by Russell being able to hold on to P2 without a stop
So instead of something good, we’re getting derivative slop
Just call it… triple D
I have the same safety concerns about street tracks.
Here I am, drinking good beer, just finished a good steak and sitting on my patio overlooking the lake I live on. Life is good, yet I read one article about a great dog, and I’m reduced to tears.
Rest easy, my friend
I truly cannot understand why a fucking mayor gets so much attention. 97.5% of Americans will never feel any effects of his decisions.
While I appreciate the safety engineering that went into the barrier, I think the wall is too close to the track limit. There’s no room for error for the drivers.
HELP!
I’ve been possessed by a demon. The only way to exorcise it is to have women show me their vaginas. It’s a sacrifice I’m willing to take.
My middle school history teacher taught us about it back in the early 90s.
He was the type of person who didn’t really give a shit about “approved” curriculum and just gave it to us straight.
There’s a restaurant in a small town in Michigan that I enjoy often. The town is home to five weed shops and not much else.
I drive there from Indiana, so I fully expect to be pulled over at some point.
Call his bluff. See if he’s willing to follow through.
I don’t even need to drive. I could just hang out in Tokyo for a year.
The link won’t let me read the article