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Recommend me a really intense rye whisky?

I remember having some rye whisky years and years ago that had a really intense rye taste, almost like pumpernickel (sourdough rye) bread.

I've tried Rittenhouse and Knob Creek and Wild Turkey, and they're OK, but I want more. Any recommendations?

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u/zarkonnen — 19 hours ago

Viewer perception of major alien races, summarized using emoji

Narn: 😨😭🫂

Centauri: 🙄😨😭

Minbari: 😨🫂

Shadows: ❓😨🙄

Vorlons: ❓🫂😨🙄

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u/zarkonnen — 17 days ago

Union Jill

Coffee may not have kicked in yet, so my brain suggested this flag.

u/zarkonnen — 29 days ago

Idea: A Mithridacy-based accomplice in Hearts' Game

A lot of the other secondary skills have accomplices. The idea with this one is that they convince the target to poison themselves. So they manipulate the target to think that ingesting Certain Salts is good for the Constitution, etc.

One fun extra thing could be that one of the moves requires a certain minimum level of Counterplay: the accomplice convinces the target, who is aware of being in peril, to try an ill-advised antidote.

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u/zarkonnen — 30 days ago

One small thing that really bothers me about the City of the Tracklayers

I>! went all in on the Emancipationist side, turned Furnace into a city. Now the game gives me the options of having Cornelius, or a Liberationist, or my lackey, in charge of the city. Are there no other Emancipationists? I put my lackey in charge and feel like I have betrayed the whole undertaking.!<

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u/zarkonnen — 1 month ago

How to put wallpaper on brick wall?

I have a small room with bare brickwork that I'd like to put wallpaper on. The quotes I got for having it plastered are beyond my budget. Is there a type of primer I can apply directly to the brick wall to make it suitable for wallpaper, or will this go terribly wrong?

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u/zarkonnen — 2 months ago

[Credit: Imtorn] Has someone done a seed world with Blue Dragons / Glaucus Atlanticus?

Credit: Imtorn

I mean look at them, they're evolving limbs right here and now!

u/zarkonnen — 2 months ago

Did the Aztecs think of men as active and women as passive?

In Aztec Thought and Culture: A Study of the Ancient Náhuatl Mind by Miguel León-Portilla, near the end of chapter 3, the author writes:

For to the Nahuatl mind all activity was determined by the intervention of Ometéotl. There was always the need for an active masculine aspect and a passive or conceiving feminine counterpart.

I can't find any sourcing for this interpretation in the book, which is generally very thorough in anchoring everything in the source texts. Is this a reasonable thing to assume about Nahua/Aztec thinking, or is this the author's assumptions creeping in?

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u/zarkonnen — 3 months ago

Found this on today's daily during my first trip to the salt dunes, in the possession of a random Drillbot

u/zarkonnen — 3 months ago

Tritzerland

This came to me spontaneously, and I needed to share. I think it's quite elegant.

u/zarkonnen — 3 months ago