Anonymous said: May I suggest Freewood GTA!verse with Gavin ridding bitch on Ryan’s motorcycle during a heist shootout with the police?
Hope you like it, :)))))))
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im used to riding the city bus for flint and today i road the city bus for my uni and its just??? so much nicer?? i didn’t see anything weird on the bus??? the bus driver told me to have a good day?? wow the world is so nice sometimes
This family’s boat ride turned into a dramatic whale rescue — and the whale spent an hour thanking them in the best way!
i’m actually crying and as a side note, fuck sea world
SHE’S SHOWING US THAT SHE’S ALL FREE OH MY GODDDD
The Making of a bourbon barrel.
Side note - The barrels themselves, even after burning/charring, aren’t waterproof, but they are water resistent. In addition to adding smoky bourbony flavors the charring helps the wood absorb some of the liquid being stored in it, causing the wood to swell, which does make the barrel waterproof. However, they are not airtight. A whisky or bourbon barrel can lose 8-10% of total volume in the first year, and up to 60% in an 18 year bourbon. This is from a combination of evaporative loss and loss to the barrel. Evaporative loss is often referred to as “The Angel’s Share” and affects the alcohol content of the liquid in the barrel, because water evaporates out leaving alcohol behind, while the distillate lost to the barrel is often called “The Devil’s Cut”, and generally does not affect the alcohol content of the distillate, as both alcohol and water soak into the wood.
The Making of a bourbon barrel.
Side note - The barrels themselves, even after burning/charring, aren’t waterproof, but they are water resistent. In addition to adding smoky bourbony flavors the charring helps the wood absorb some of the liquid being stored in it, causing the wood to swell, which does make the barrel waterproof. However, they are not airtight. A whisky or bourbon barrel can lose 8-10% of total volume in the first year, and up to 60% in an 18 year bourbon. This is from a combination of evaporative loss and loss to the barrel. Evaporative loss is often referred to as “The Angel’s Share” and affects the alcohol content of the liquid in the barrel, because water evaporates out leaving alcohol behind, while the distillate lost to the barrel is often called “The Devil’s Cut”, and generally does not affect the alcohol content of the distillate, as both alcohol and water soak into the wood.
Anonymous asked:
So many asks about how you shouldn't call yourself and astrophycist, and all I'm thinking is "god, I wish I could call myself something as cool as that" <3 On a side note, I really like your blog, whenever I'm in need of a good laugh I come here and feel better c: thank you <3
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Side note: These don’t have motors. They’re completely momentum/wind-powered and literally just wander around beaches unsupervised like giant abstract monsters.
these are both amazing and COMPLETELY TERRIFYING
i’m unreasonably freaked out and disturbed by these
and then you put one onto a scottish beach and it runs so fast it takes off into orbit and is never seen again
Olive testing out the rats newest prop, which is a mini keyboard! Excited to see how this trick will progress during future sessions! (Side note, but in 6 years of searching this is the ONLY mini piano I’ve found that’s sensitive enough to detect rat paws - I was so excited to find it, I’ve wanted to train this trick forever!)
Olive banging out the tunes, december 10, 2021
reblogging for the sheer Halloween ambiance of these pics
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Kind of an unsolicited side note/psa- for those of you who drive, and live in an area where you rake leaves into the street, PLEASE be careful this fall and not drive through the leaves next to the curb. Like you see here, Kitties like these leaf piles and will bury themselves because they can be hella warm, and you won’t be able to see them, especially not from a car. Please and thank you :)
