I felt the same way, then I saw glowing reviewed, watched a few episodes and it's good. I didn't have to be. I didn't expect it to be. Yet so far it is.
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Celebrities don't really win anything by suing. First, they look like a cry baby. Second, the bar for slander/libel against a public figure is enormous.
No tiger is creeping up on her
A great movie.
You don't have a harp and a building in your moon roof?
Small companies are great. Opportunities for growth. Always the chance to switch to a bigger company later.
In my experience the micromanaging is LESS at a smaller company. No middle managers who have to justify their existence.
I'd toss them
A positive corelation? Or negative
Uncle Owen definitely pretended he really needed Luke's labor
To echo Beryl, light is a wave.
I think it's more the manufacturer knows it can't cover both eyes and so tells you not to use it that way. If your eyes don't hurt, I'm sure the damage was very minimal. But what do I know.
The perfect sipping drink on a spring day, this variation on the Rat King shot will impress your friends.
3/4oz of each campari, cynar, Jaegermeister, malort, Fernet branca is stirred over ice. A bar spoon of Benedictine as a topper, plus an expressed orange peel as Garnish.
Wonderful notes of bitterness, vegetal, mint, cigarette smoke, and licorice compete for your attention. The orange oils meld with the mild spice of Benedictine to mellow it all out. The perfectly balanced drink. I'll be making it as a freezer door cocktail ahead of my next party.
cold y fresh!
Grilling shrimp for tacos so I wanted something with mezcal.
Riffing on the Manhattan recipe I did the following:
1.5oz mezcal
. 75oz sweet vermouth
. 5oz pasubio amaro
Stirred over ice, served with lime garnish.
Very good. I feared it'd be too smoky and pulled the mezcal back to one and a half ounces but I think next time I'll stick closer to the 2:1 ratio of liquor to vermouth. A little smokey but also sweet and the agave shines through. Would make again.
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