I usually give a full month before bottling and then a week or two before drinking.

Nope, but I can’t expect to be the only one with good taste! Do they have a similar recipe?

Never heard of it, but it sounds fun.
I like mead because you can turn pretty much any drink into alcohol with it and the only specialized ingredient you need is yeast and sometimes nutrients. Everything else can be found at the grocery store. Turned some sodas (mountain dew being a classic, but also root beer), and fruit juices into mead, with mostly good results. Whereas ciders and wine requires the right kind of fruits, and I’m sure I’ll never do better than what is already on the market. The future is in weird drinks.
But lemonade wine seems nice, maybe I’ll try it next.

Bought some gatorade powder you can see in the photo. The recommended serving is 4 tablespoons for 750 mL of gatorade. I used around half of that, which is 10 spoons for 4 L (orange) and 10 spoons for 3 L (blue). ChatGPT recommended a quarter, but I was afraid it wouldn’t taste anything. I’m also pretty confident he never tried it anyway, so who cares about the computer’s opinion. Then it’s a standard 1 kg of honey each and EC-1118 yeast with some nutrient for the road (I realize now that I might have put way too much of it, but I think they’ll manage).
Both were extremely sweet before the fermentation. I have doubts about the blue one, but high hopes for the orange one (this is no political statement btw). I actually have no idea how it will come out, but right now they’re both bubbling nicely.

Yeah, the point is that God is not “allowing” the devil to do evil. If Christianity is truly monotheistic, then the devil is a creation of God, just like anything else. There is no independent being. So yes, like the title says, he is an accomplice.

Isn’t that the core principle of monotheism, that one God does everything, both good and evil?

Just make sure to break it the right way, otherwise you might see an upside down computer (!)

Love this band!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTu5TaLG2Hw would also fit. (Yes, the undead are definitely queer)

Ceci n’ est pas une image.

Clearly, Trump is unfairly criticized for the deportation if he needs to call the marines just to do the same things democrats always do. He’s the real victim here.

Mailed advertisements should be opt-in. So wasteful to begin with. I don’t care about old people who need this to go shopping because they can’t use a computer to save their lives. Get a subscription and leave me alone because I won’t want it.

That’s simply not true. Look at Caesar’s ending outro.

The Legion occupied all major locations, enslaving much of the population and peacefully lording over the rest. Under the Legion’s banner, civilization - unforgiving as it was - finally came to the Mojave wasteland.
After the Legion’s victory, Caesar, out of a strange respect for his old fellows, allowed the Followers safe passage out of the wasteland. Reluctantly, the Followers accepted the offer and abandoned Old Mormon Fort to the Legion.
The Legion, preoccupied with its acquisition of New Vegas, scarcely took notice of the town of Goodsprings. Many locals moved on, fearful of Caesar’s long shadow. Only the old and the stubborn remained.
As reward for they loyal service, Caesar forcibly integrated the Great Khans into the Legion.
After Hoover Dam, the leaderless Powder Gangers at the Correctional Facility vanished into the wastes, leaving the prison empty.
Though Caesar keeps Primm open for business, its citizens live under the constant watch of Legion soldiers.

…and that is with an evil karma. With good karma and depending on the player’s choices, some factions have an “easier” ending (fleeing west instead of fighting and losing to the Legion).
It shows that those who surrender to Caesar can continue their lives with more stability and without the usual constant danger of the wasteland.
Roads are safer and some people still keep their autonomy.

“give a few bucks” to the powder gangers is not what happens when you side with them instead of Ringo. They will take control of Goodsprings and kill most important folks there.

Where I live, the sponge is square. Tells us nothing about the pants.

Given that person already found a new job, if they plan to keep it for long, the previous company’s record won’t be useful anymore.

Yes, because the profligates usually have the option to surrender and join the legion. Those who are fit for combat can become legionaries, they don’t necessarily end up crucified or enslaved.

It’s that they gave weapons to criminals and allowed them to organize. Doing so, they caused more harm than good, which would have never happened with the Legion’s methods.

Yeah? What about the NCRCF fiasco? Not only the NCR is doing their own brand of slavery, but they fail at it so hard it created a brand new raider faction - with dynamite. Caesar’s legion is at least competent in managing slavery.

Remember to press the power button (!)

I would even say: Big talk > small talk