Dammit peeps. 4 of the most basic Mexican get everywhere hot sauces, 3 basic everyday cayenne hot sauces, AND sriracha? Shit I’m surprised Tabasco didn’t make it in. That’s 8 out of 11 boring ass sauces (NOT bad, just nothing special). Nice that at least Marie Sharp, Aardvark, and Yellowbird (who also makes a…

Dammit peeps. 4 of the most basic Mexican get everywhere hot sauces, 3 basic everyday cayenne hot sauces, AND…

Monstrous in the playoffs? It was 37-31 against KC in a game they barely won. That’s not a score a team gets against a monstrous defense. You can’t count the Chargers game because well, they’re the Chargers.

I don’t disagree with you. It’s more included because it’s kind of the OG staple of homebrewing guides and is a simple way to learn the process without much fluff. You could skim it in an hour or two and have a pretty good idea of the overall process and thereby increase your appreciation of beer without much effort.…

Assuming All-Purpose: Marie Sharps Hot sauce or Elizabeth’s Hot Sauce from NOLA

Assuming All-Purpose: Marie Sharps Hot sauce or Elizabeth’s Hot Sauce from NOLA

Great books. I’d throw in one or two beginner homebrew books such as How to Brew by John Palmer or Designing Great Beers by Ray Daniels to really complete the list. Even if you’re never going to make your own, just having a better understanding of the creation process can expand your appreciation of beer.

I mean I work in beer distributing myself so I’m not exactly pulling this stuff out of my ass. Nitro in anything other than stouts (bottled, kegged, or nitro lines) has absolutely been a fad (in my area) that has almost faded completely with the exception of some notable Scottish/Irish beers (in mostly bars that would…

And those fall right into the creamy/flat/maltier/less bitter categories. It was just a very basic rundown. They weren’t mentioned because they are uncommon in the US at best to find with nitro. Even in Europe those styles creaminess is split between nitro, low CO2 levels, regular CO2 levels, or firkin cask…

Both of those are actually tasty done right though, and 99% of the time use CO2. Nitrogen and hops straight up don’t mix well.

Nitro works for styles you want to be creamy/flat/maltier/less bitter(some stouts). CO2 works for any styles crisp/hoppy(most IPAs, most beer). Why the fuck anyone thought a flat IPA would be a good idea baffles me.

It exists in CFL and has been proven to have a negligible effect on game time.

It was so ‘bang bang’ of a play that the entire stadium started booing immediately, the announcers went ‘wtf mate’ about the no call, and the Rams fan I was with started to cry because they thought they had just lost the game. This was all before the first replay.

Yeah they also didn’t release half of the Nintendo ‘essentials’ for the WiiU in its lifetime that they have for the Switch in its first year of life. The WiiU got its Zelda after the Switch came out and even then had to share with it. Nintendo’s handling of the WiiU was so frustrating as to keep me from getting a…

That happens to even elite QBs when you are getting slammed into the ground within 2-3 seconds every play. Rams pass rush is brutal in case people forgot.

Sorry Barry, but CFL allowed pass interference to be reviewable and it had a negligible influence on game length and action. So that’s proven in a test environment your excuses are invalid.

He did finally *technically* fail down at least.

I cannot back the notion that a score in the Eagles’ situation was almost certainly a given.

Again, no way of saying “guaranteed” or even “almost guaranteed.” The Eagles didn’t have a single drive that lasted more than 5 plays after the first two scores.

Literally no way to tell that.

You got that the wrong way. If people held their nose and voted we wouldn’t have Trump. There was low turn-out because of the lackluster candidates and lack of nose holding.

Really getting tired of seeing Combine Arms greyed out and zero news about it.