Dead serious.
Dead serious.
Mormons will surprise you there, they’ll smoke a blunt while telling you why God doesn’t want them to drink caffeinated soda.
Are you implying the Rock assassinated or had previous knowledge of her death and was therefore part of the conspiracy to kill her? Because I’ve been saying that for YEARS.
It was from the bag and been printing in my enclosure, so that alone tends to dry out my filament but it is my first time with TPU and I know it soaks up moisture. I’ve never had issues with wet filament, would it cause an issue in 1 area like that?
Prusa MK4S, standard Benchy orientation. I haven’t tried adjusting cooling yet, just using the default FLEX settings but I can try that.
Oh. Well shit I’d take either of those.
Well now I don’t wanna.
No supports, the Internet (and if you can’t trust the Internet who CAN you trust?) said I shouldn’t need it for a Benchy.
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Bobby Budnick may have been a bully but at least he knew what was up.
Shit, I’m supposed to be working AGAINST them? Well I’ve been doing this all wrong.
I know what I’m about.
Ugh no thanks, I tried that once and got really bad burns, I don’t know how people handle it.
I believe it was Pliny the Elder who once said: Once is unfortunate, twice is a coincidence, three times is a kink.
Whaddya mean “used to be”, prude?!
Fuck me is that a still from Cool World? If so that’s a deep cut…
I’ve been using this strategy my whole life without realizing it…
I’m gonna go against the grain here. Go to a coffee shop (preferably not a chain), tell them you are new to coffee and want to try something mild to start, go from there. Try different kinds of coffee, ask their advice. Once you find one you like ask them how THEY make it, what kind of beans, how concentrated, etc. Then you can start figuring out how to make it yourself. Maybe it’s a common enough coffee you can find in a K Cup, maybe it’s one you need to brew yourself in a coffee maker (which becomes a whole different question), but those are later things to figure out. Start simple: try some coffee, see what you like.
Is it “Good day, sir!”?