This is something you can do right now. It does not benefit you.

Ya know its funny several people basically made his argument to me here on lemmy when I asked folks about self hosting their own LLMs

Shit

Man I just thought I can't imagine doing salvia alone. Then came to the realization you're basically doing salvia alone every single time. With other halucinagynics you often have shared hallucinations or at least thoughts and experiences with the people you're partaking with but with salvia the minute you hit it you're on your own on a very personal journey.

Always took it as "moving the heavens and the earth" as in "I would change the stars in the sky" kind of a way. Way less Christiany but a lot more I am my own gody.

Name one that reaches more than a single community.

All media in the US is officially owned by those goons except for maybe NPR.

The best are no word tunes

The limbo song for example. Hum/whistle that shit for 10-20 minutes at work and watch by the end of the day at least half your coworkers are humming it.

Mine is a much smaller head lamp clipped to the outside of my Lil work pouch and most days it doesn't get knocked off at all. But days it does it's about 15 times.

The real crazy part about this is that butter is actually at like an all time low right now. The protein craze has made a great big market for wey protein wich used to just be a byproduct of making butter. So now there's a bunch of butter back stock which should lower the prices drastically.

What'd you choose?

Drill the dowel holes in the legs first, place a pointed plug in the holes (several companies make these you can also make them your self with some rod and a grinder) then mark up your rocket to align your legs and press them into it leaving perfect location marks.

There are then several different ways to go about drilling a square hole into a cylinder.

I'd say rubber bands or tape are your best best. Or both.

Did you fingerjoint another species on the bottom there?

I think your proportions are right. I'd take it down as little as possible to fix the tearout.

Nice work!