grawk
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Best wishes to your family for having survived another year with you
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I'm making seafood marinara tonight, tho I haven't started, and certainly am not eating it yet
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Installed 3 motion sensing lights
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Throw some heat shrink on it...
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That's definitely not the case anywhere I've lived. DWI is automatic 12 month suspension + potentially jail time around here.
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The trick is to get the kids to want to do it, rather than make them. And not stress the "still" too much.
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I mostly carbonate in the bottle, because one of the things I really like about homebrew is you get hte nice smooth yeast fart co2 bubbles instead of the harsh chemically derived co2 bubbles
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Hey michael, can you pick one up for me?
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and yet america has more interaction with russia over crab off the coast of alaska than anything else...
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I've never seen homebrew canned before. Doesn't the heat required for the canning process hurt the beer?
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Well, the someone on ebay is John Grado, that's fairly well established.
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Quick question about Apogee miniDAC USB ASIO driver setting
grawk replied to JimP's topic in Home Source Components
If all your source files are 44/16, then set the asio driver to that -
I could use something like that
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The problem with my dewalt is it will sheer the heads off screws instead of driving them sometimes...
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Taboo is a good show. But I'm still not eating penis.
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check your adapter settings. If it's set to auto, set it to full duplex. If that doesn't fix it, it's not the problem.
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eww
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we have lots of them here
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ZYX Bloom, best bargain MC under $5,000?
grawk replied to luvdunhill's topic in Home Source Components
wow, it sounds like a meth-head's dream -
I get mine from newegg or crucial.com
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The fish is easy to catch, but that wild rice really puts up a fight
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Fugu, because 1) hard to get 2) wife would object
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pizza
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I own a dewalt 24v drill that is great, but it's expensive and heavy. I've used a ryobi that I like a lot, that is a lot lighter, and still generally gets the job done.