Horse and jorse need to switch

the sypmathy headache I just got, jesus.

Get out of my fucking head.

My dad was a farm kid. He used to put the tractor in gear and hand bomb square bales onto the trailer and keep up to the rolling tractor.

He was extremely fit in his younger years, and his work capacity has only begun to slow down a bit after having a stroke at 60.

All dads are superheros to their kids, but mine was this bronze Roman god statue of a man.

I read the books 4ish times. 1st time, RJ died so I took a few years off and read it start to finish on my 2nd attempt. Another couple years pass, and I got to book 10 and couldn't do the hunt for Falie again. Stopped. My last attempt was last year. I got to book 4, and then my kid got a PS5 for christmas. I was a real gamer back in the day, and I read all day at work, so I just stopped. I don't read recreationally at all now. It's kind of like how the last thing a chef wants to do when they get home is cook.

Anyway, there's no way in hell that I'd ever pronounce the names right. Some of the more intuitive ones, maybe, but the rest? I'd probably blunder.

got your knob right here bb.

Seriously though, I'm with you. I have an induction, and it's fantastic, but any stupid moisture gets on it, and the controls don't work until you wipe it off, and the things spazzes out at you, beeping incessantly.

Hey, I resemble that remark...

No, all good. It's been a while since I thought about char, and honestly a lot do my stuff was based on 'what does it do?'

You get gas by products you can use to keep things going but it's a lot of energy to dry the feedstock if needed and get it up to temperature. Again, you can make char crudely, but it's environmental benefit drops quickly.

Just watch the pH. Hotter chars are more basic. The benefit you're seeing is probably due to increased water holding capacity and the microbe habitat I mention earlier.

My fat ass thought that was a bag of cheese curd at first