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Same. Went a couple times last summer during "morning" hours (before noon, anyway) and the humidity killed me. I'm not a profuse sweater, so humidity generally doesn't bother me too much, but compared to the hotter afternoons/evening, it was unbearable.

Is THIS the "altar"? (not thumbnail below; hit play)

Walken was only for the Jeffsy. They do something a bit different for each. Most recent before Izzo was for Decoy. And before Jeffsy/Walken was The Goat

A different way of introducing a new bike. Almost want to trade my Jeffsy for this one.

Here's my Blackburn. An old MMP-1. Still works great.

Been waiting for them to reveal. If I didn't have a 2018 YT Jeffsy, I'd like one of these.

Might be a newer version, but I use dual Crank Bros. Has low pressure and a high pressure setting.

That was good. This will be forever my favorite "adele" song, though...

Whitestone in can new? I've never seen their beer in retail. And the ONE time I went to go visit the brewery, it was their "closed" day...

Decent ale for a wet afternoon.

You'll want to keep watching. Might want to make sure there aren't any adolescents around during some later episodes.

Try PBS app. Can watch a lot of NOVA docs as well as others for free. Not ALL, mind you, but I'd say most.

Pretty sure it's come up at an R/I at some point. But yeah, 4-20 all month long, birthday on 4/20...and it's a pandemic. FML...

I bought a house. Sorry. Also turning 50, so apparently all those "50/grim reaper gags" are coming true...

Well, the good thing is if they crash, they probably won't be riding out there again, with or without a helmet, anytime soon.

Just finished first episode of Tales From The Loop (Prime). Looking forward to the rest of the episodes. And if I were tied to a chair and forced to watch Tiger King, or any other trailer trash type show, I'd probably bite my own tongue off just so I could choke on it and not have to watch it. Not really a dumpster fire watching sort of person.

Just finished re-reading entirety of Weber's Honorverse novels. Now working on re-reading Saberhagen's Swords books (hardcover.) With occasional dips into Shambala Sacred Path of the Warrior and Bryndza's Nine Elms (Kindle)

Delicious.

My plans for today. Oddly, they are all 12%

Pretty much how youtube musicians collaborate these days.

Friend of mins is part of Moonshine Ridge, now out in Johnson City. They do in fact mash, ferment, then distill their own.

I wish to, someday, build a nice .308 AR. I have an M1A, but really want to build a 18" fluted barrel AR. I built a PDW-style 300BLK and a "normal" 16" .223Wylde, but am desiring a better .308 than the M1A (currently in a Juggernaut Tactical Rogue bullpup chassis.) It's fun to shoot, but a bit of a pain to take care of.

Actually like this one quite a bit. I use a couple of the ceramic/pottery 28oz bombers for growlers/bottle conditioning homebrew.

You CAN change the oil weight, within reason, for tuning. I used 5wt instead of the recommended 3wt when I redid my PIKE damper (at 210, figured a little extra would help) I did not change the lower/air chamber oil weight, as it's already a bit heavier, mostly just to keep things slick.

Not quite the same, but I just did full rebuild on my Pike. The lower leg service is pretty much that: JUST the lower legs. Damper is separate (for the PIKE; i'm fairly certain FOX wouldn't be much different). IF you're going to do the damper service, you will need the 2nd oil as well (you would drain the damper oil, clean, then add new light weight oil.) Lower leg basics are to pull the legs, dump the heavier oil, clean (usually with isopropyl alcohol; was going to write ipa but didn't want anyone screaming about a. wasting beer or b. really sticky fork parts;) replace rings/seals, replace lower, add oil through bolt hole, install bolts. Not much more to it than that.