the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

do you ever wonder if wyoming will ever have to change its name to wyomed

when will the wyoming finish
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ace thetic
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you know it's been too long since you've had proper spicy food when eating a bowl of orange chicken sends you running for the milk

(to be fair we did pay the 50¢ upcharge for the "make it spicy" option)
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i miss seeing @Mewt around here....
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but hey, a new one would have cost literally fifty times more
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turns out, when you buy used highly specialized electro-pneumatic laboratory equipment that
- was built in 1990
- from designs that date to 1980
- by a company that no longer exists
- and that hasn't been turned on in over a decade
it's kinda tough to get it working again and involves being *extremely* relieved to find that a company still manufactures a part you need, even if it's a 7-week lead time, because how the hell else were we going to replace that broken valve
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you know how sometimes you just randomly start remembering everything bad or even slightly embarrassing that you've done

yeah that's not good
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google? no, i'm talking about this colloidal avian friend, the goo gull
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also apparently there are chain bars in the UK???

learning weird things about differences between the US and UK from watching tom scott videos
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wait plasticine is just the british word for playdough?? we heard the word once and thought it was some kind of high explosive
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hmm... tails. tails are good.
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wire nuts

why do they exist
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well that was a poor decision

was real thirsty so went to a drive-through on the way home

waited in line for 20 minutes to get a pretty poor quality tea (poor qualitea)

it's a ten minute trip home normally
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feeling very tired and headsachey and just want to cuddle friends and appreciate tails
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what exactly is intel's optane stuff anyway, is it fram?
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the name in question, by the way, is transliterated as kushim but we're not certain that's right because we don't know if pronunciation changed between when they wrote their name down and a few centuries later when we can trace pronunciations back to
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i like the fact that the earliest human whose name we know wasn't some great king or hero or anything, they were just an accountant keeping inventory at some kind of warehouse dedicated to beer ingredients, whose name happens to be on the earliest known tablet that clearly has an individual's name on it (one of the tablets they used for record-keeping)
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i wonder what the surface of a diamond looks like, on an atomic level

how is the molecular structure terminated
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