That sounds great! Will try.
Tangentially related: my local grocery story was selling half-fifths? Tenths? 375ml bottles of Hendricks for $9 and a quarter before tax. I bought six but I should have bought more. Hendricks is a fine gin and it goes well with pretty much everything.
Bought some cucumber syrup. It's full of artificial coloring and tartrazine and crap, and it tastes better and more crisp than homemade stuff ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Eleven bucks a bottle if you know where to get it. Cocktail is a typical sour, 1 part lemon, 1 part cuke/St G, 2 parts gin (reserve your judgement, it's the only gin I had laying around)
3/5 pleasant, but too sweet. I ought to add more gin and a splash of soda water, but I will not.
fuck off, Ivan
no mention of the T Rex being provided food, so
I wait in my tent until it is practically dead of hunger or thirst, then I stab it
I'm using an Anbernic clone. It also plays older gameboy games, some arcade cabinet games, NES, etc.
Build quality is not as good as I remember the gameboy being, but it's still pretty decent. Especially for ~$70.
yeah, the campaign is much more fun
never played PvP on AW1 but I can attest that's it's excellent on 2
shrekboy
Time to imaginary crush some imaginary invaders!
I suppose the real first step would be to watch a few with the script in your hand and then just steal everything you like. That's how art works, anyway.
If I understand correctly, it's common for the composer and the script writer to be different people, so... maybe team up?
Just rerelease Lakme, no one will notice
Let alone a staggering 10 000 of them?
Hey, you spelled "half a million" wrong, thought you'd like to know.
I see. I thought they were already doing that through browser fingerprinting or whatever. You're saying using your email compliments those tracking activities then, is that right?
it's just a rambling blog post
The lighter syrup was a simple syrup with pureed cucumber that sat in the fridge for half a day, then got strained. I used powdered sugar because that's what I had.
The darker syrup was made by pureeing and straining a cucumber, then bringing that juice to 145° while mixing in Sugar in the Raw.
A bartender warned me about heating the vegetables and giving it a "soupy" taste, and they had a point. The immersion syrup is less sweet and more watery, but has a more refreshing cucumber flavor. The heated syrup is sweeter, but doesn't have that fresh crispness. Both are okay but neither are great.
Basically a gin sour.
A summery drink to celebrate another summer conquered (desertposting).
Corpse Reviver No. 2 with a bit of orange.
Honestly, it is better without the orange. Usually I do 3/4 part lemon juice to keep it from tasting like an expensive gin sour.
