Timmah!

She's gone home to be with her husband.

This is bait, amirite?

Yes, except in Kentucky there was a paucity of German speakers, so my only real opportunity for conversation was in school. English being THE international language- especially in business- seemingly makes it easier to learn. And yes, the declensions for Nominative, Dative, Genitive & Accusative indicate form for structural positions.

Taking 4 years of German in high school, I found it annoying & seemingly unnecessary that every noun you learned had a gender you had to memorize. Then the whole declension. Der die das die...den die das die, dem der dem den, des der des der. Ich du er sie es wir ihr sie Sie, mich dich ihn sie es uns euch sie Sie, mir dir ihm ihr ihm uns euch ihnen Ihnen, meiner deiner seiner ihrer seiner unser euer ihrer Ihrer About as much fun as memorizing the chemical process of Adenosine Triphosphate in the Krebs/Citric Acid Cycle in nursing school back in the day. A knife being neutral, a spoon masculine & a fork feminine, for example...

This is a very wise suggestion: extra power for upgrades, expansion & power draw fluctuations. ALWAYS wanna have extra power in a rig.

Nice rig Br0 bro...now you can camp with max resolutions!! =D

From the field worker's ass to your mouth; mmm mmm, Taco Bell!

Grandly mesmerizing, hundreds of Dale Chihuly blown glass pieces reside in the ceiling of the hallway leading from the tasting room to the gift shop in the main barrel house at The Maker's Mark Distillery in Loretto, Kentucky. The tour is indubitably worth if you're in the area, & you can purchase limited run specialty Bourbons available exclusively on site. 20251102_132456.mp4

Only way Budweiser is palatable is when it's ice cold so you don't taste much of anything. A nice Weihenstephaner is wonderfully flavorful & can be enjoyed at room temperature. Budweiser is the McDonald's of beer, made to be so plain that it's generic banality appeals to the largest number by not providing any flavor.

Weihenstephaner Hefe-Weizen, Paulaner Salvator... Daily drinker: Miller Genuine Draft, Rolling Rock. As long as it's not nasty horse piss Budweiser.

That 64GB of Gskill DDR5 I bought when I built my rig a couple few years ago has aged really well.

The term originated in England to differentiate from Rugby...it's used here to differentiate from our football...if it were my choice, I'd call it boring ball.

Soccer -to me- has been like golf: fun to play, boring to spectate.

...Collard Greens With Smoked Neck Bone. Deeply nourishing flavor bomb. I simmer the neck bones for an hour @ ~185°F, parboil the Collards for 5 minutes in a quart or two of water, then dump the water to remove the bitterness. Separate the meat from bones & transfer the Collards to the neck bone broth & meat to simmer for another hour. So very good; one of things you could keep eating after you've had enough because it's so good.