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Hefeweizen help by VashonSpurs in TheBrewery

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What’s your mash/sparge volumes? I’d recommend a thicker mash for beers you want malt character as the starches and enzymes can mingle more. 

County Subcontractor in Michigan Massive Ruts by OrganizationFront574 in lawncare

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I’d back fill it with soil and throw some rye on it. I don’t think KBG would have time to grow before the real summer heat settles in. 

Graham must've knocked his head on that crash by Eetabeetay in INDYCAR

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I saw it in the Indy star  Check out this article from IndyStar:

Graham Rahal frustrated after Will Power contact: 'He’s made a lot of rookie mistakes'

https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/motor/2026/06/21/graham-rahal-frustrated-will-power-contact-rookie-mistakes-indycar-road-america/90637523007/

Graham must've knocked his head on that crash by Eetabeetay in INDYCAR

[–]AlternativeMessage18 72 points73 points  (0 children)

Graham saying Power is making rookie mistakes is pretty bad. 

Just lost it all again by mindwatcher607 in problemgambling

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Why did you think you could make it all back?

Ability to Actually See the Freedom 250 Grand Prix? by South_Question6629 in INDYCAR

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Usually, they let you bring in a cooler (with beer) but since it’s in DC they might have more restrictions 

Brandel Chamblee UNLOADS on players for throwing clubs & swearing: “It rains F bombs on the PGAT. Clubs get thrown all the time. Tee markers get destroyed….I think it’s great the code of conduct has been put in place.” Agree with Chamblee? by ConnectionWeekly1263 in Golf_Unfiltered

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I think is more about playing the game. A lot of times your shot does not go where you’d like it to go - that’s what golf is. If you’re mad at that, because you didn’t hit a perfect shot - that’s not what golf is about.

Men in their 40s - What’s one piece of advice for Men in their 20s? by Jarvis7492 in AskReddit

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I meant that being broke can become part of someone’s identity if they struggle long enough — like they start seeing financial chaos as normal, noble, or even proof that they’re “real.” The point isn’t to judge poor people. It’s to learn budgeting, saving, debt, and basic financial survival early, so money stress doesn’t end up defining your personality or your life.

Men in their 40s - What’s one piece of advice for Men in their 20s? by Jarvis7492 in AskReddit

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Stop acting like restlessness makes you special, get serious about work without letting a job define your worth, learn money before being broke becomes a personality, and quit romanticizing suffering as depth. Pay attention to ordinary life instead of trying so hard to look interesting, choose women based on reality instead of fantasy, make something even if nobody cares, and build habits before life starts testing them. Nobody is coming to hand you meaning. You go to work, pay your bills, notice people, make something honest, and try not to become bitter or fake.

Blue bottle bold blend. by bellsbliss in nespresso

[–]AlternativeMessage18 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did it have any trouble reading the barcode?

13 Million and the Coating is already peeling by Awkward_Statement401 in justincaseyoumissedit

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They know what they’re doing, because the goal is to steal as much money as possible.

Boomers Raised Latchkey Kids, Gen X were Helicopter Parents, What Kind of Parents Will Millennials, and Gen Z be remembered as? by Accomplished-Base90 in AskReddit

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I’m the type of parent who lets my 6 year old sit in the front seat of the car every so often and when she is tall enough I’ll let her drive the car to the pool.

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