Folks who refer to tasks/items that fall outside the general case as “onesies and twosies”, especially in a business setting, drive me frickin’ bats. It is, as one might just as inappropriately say in this setting, “cutsie wootsie”. That is all.
I really want to brew a kölsch but I already have a cream ale that is ready to keg, carbonate, and drink. I also have on hand the ingredients to brew another dubbel and I should get around to using those ingredients soon. But I have my brain set on drinking a kölsch right now.
It’s that time of year where I find myself idly clicking over to the fantasy baseball team’s league site in the event there is news. Random moments of considering draft strategies fill my commutes. I’m even considering adding fantasy baseball podcasts back into the commuting rotation. Pitchers and catchers report soon, no?
no one attachment can be larger than 4MG I see what you tried to do there, business person.
It pleases me greatly that the vending machine at work’s row arrays have zero-based indexing.
Worth it for the Winnie the Pooh line if nothing else: Twin Bed. [1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCCV_nB7HJk
This actually sounds like fun: Regex golf [1]. From xkcd, natch. [1] http://xkcd.com/1313/
Five inoculated vials of Wyeast 1099. All ready for bedtime in the fridge. Thanks, Santa, the presents worked great!
This is eerily great and horrible all at the same time. Conference call ambiance [1]. I’ve listened to it for a few hours and it totally enhanced my flow since working felt like I was ducking a horribly long meeting. http://conferencecall.biz/
It came to my attention that Mr. Malty (generally awesome) [1] has compiled|published|what-have-you a number of charts (2) that identify the brewery source for various strains sold commercially. I’m a Wyeast man myself so the Wyeast Strains Chart [2] is where I’m at. There’s a separate chart for the White Labs [3] folks too. Some…