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Johnny marr 60 is genuinely wildly impressive especially for a white its like damn maybe vegetarian teetotaller is the way to go

[luckystorein22]

How cold can a cold drink get?

Have you ever wondered just how cold a cold drink can get? Whether it's a refreshing soda, a chilled iced tea, or a frosty smoothie, we all love sipping on a cold beverage, especially on a hot summer day. But have you ever wondered what happens when you push the limits and try to make your drink even colder? In this article, we'll explore the fascinating world of cold drinks and find out just how low temperatures can go.

The Science of Cold Drinks:

To understand how cold a drink can get, we need to dive into the science behind it. Most cold drinks are made by mixing water with various ingredients such as sugar, flavorings, and carbonation. Water has a freezing point of 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit), but the presence of other substances can lower this freezing point. For example, adding sugar or salt to water lowers its freezing point, allowing it to remain in a liquid state at temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius.

Reaching the Lowest Possible Temperature:

The lowest temperature a cold drink can reach largely depends on the freezing point depression caused by the added substances. By using techniques like freezing or adding ice, it's possible to lower the temperature of a drink significantly. However, there are limits to how cold a drink can get without turning into a solid block of ice.

In typical household freezers, the temperature ranges from -15 to -20 degrees Celsius (5 to -4 degrees Fahrenheit). While this may seem incredibly cold, it's not the absolute limit. In fact, with the right equipment, such as laboratory-grade freezers or liquid nitrogen, it's possible to achieve even lower temperatures.

Liquid Nitrogen: The Chilled Champion:

Liquid nitrogen is a commonly used substance to achieve extremely low temperatures. It has a boiling point of -196 degrees Celsius (-321 degrees Fahrenheit), making it perfect for freezing things quickly. When liquid nitrogen comes into contact with a cold drink, it rapidly evaporates, absorbing heat from the surrounding environment and cooling down the beverage to incredibly low temperatures.

However, it's important to note that liquid nitrogen should only be handled by professionals in controlled environments due to its extremely cold temperature and potential hazards. It should never be ingested directly, as it can cause severe burns or other injuries.

Enjoying Your Cold Drink:

While it's exciting to explore the limits of how cold a drink can get, it's important to remember that the primary goal is to enjoy your beverage safely. Most household refrigerators and freezers can chill drinks to a refreshing temperature suitable for consumption. If you're curious about experimenting with colder temperatures, it's best to consult professional advice or find specialized equipment designed for freezing drinks safely.

Conclusion:

So, how cold can a cold drink get? While household freezers can reach temperatures as low as -20 degrees Celsius (-4 degrees Fahrenheit), achieving even colder temperatures requires specialized equipment like liquid nitrogen. Remember, the key is to enjoy your cold drink responsibly and prioritize your safety. So go ahead, grab your favorite chilled beverage, and savor its refreshing taste, knowing that the science behind its coolness adds an extra touch of fascination to every sip.

[thebearer]

no but i love your writing! ever since i watched s1 and 2 last weekend because of a youtube ad, i peaked in the carmy tag and was a surprised to see the amount of stories carmy had! would love a scenario where he’s married to a sassy, take no shit type of reader sim to natalie. his wife legit could work with him for all i care. but for whatever reason he does something w/o checking in— he prolly just forgot. she finds out and confronts him hella pissed (could be at family or during restaurant prep idc) and she says “oh, if carmen said it was cool.” not even carmy the full government name bro 😭. p much how natalie articulated it 🤣. can’t remember the ep but in early season 1 when marcus blew the fuse you can also include slick commentary from richie (and fak) if you’d like! tysm in advance 🥰. also if you don’t me me asking, do you have name/alias on this blog? what we can call you? enjoy your week

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yes yes yes ahhhhh! he definitely needs someone who keeps him in line but walks that fine line where he can also keep them in line (bc dom!carmy is living in my heart rent free forever lol). also you can call me e if you'd like :) thank you for your sweet words! i hope you have a good week, and hope you enjoy this!

"What's this?" You ask Sydney, looking at the new box being unloaded from the truck- big and bulky in a crate, far too large to be a produce shipment.

"Uh, I think it's the new glassware for the bar." Sydney looked at her clipboard, back at you carefully.

"Glassware? What new glassware. We haven't picked that out yet." You frowned, looking at the crate carefully.

"Oh, well, it was in Carmen's notes for the day, so... I think that's the only shipment we have. Unless the hostess stand came early, which would be amazing, but you-" Sydney stopped her ramblings, seeing your soured expression. "You know what? Never mind, uh, ignore me. I'm just...Carmen's with Sugar and Richie in the back if you want to ask him."

"Thanks, Syd." You muttered, ripping the bell open with a shrill before bounding towards the back. You could hear them before you saw them, a familiar chorus of chatter and rising voices.

"Hey, so what's the delivery out front?" You ask, not bothering to wait for them to acknowledge you. If you did, you'd never talk, they all talked over each other.

"The new glasses for the bars." Sugar turned, smiling softly at you. "How are you doing?"

"Good." You muttered, eyes cutting to Carmen. "We haven't ordered new glasses yet."

"Uh, well, I thought you liked the ones from last week, angel." Carmen's eyes were bulged, clearly flustered.

"I said I liked them for basics, but I needed you to confirm a drink menu." You glared at him, arms crossing over his chest.

"You can't put the drinks in that?" Carmen asked, hand flying out towards the hall.

"Not if you want the specialty, no." You huffed. "Carmen, I told you to wait just a few days and we could get them at the wholesale market. The textured ones for the signature at least."

"Uh-oh," Richie muttered, snickering to Fak.

"Can you not use the glasses I got?" Carmen sighed.

"I can, but did you get enough? And did we decide if the signature is going in a whiskey glass or a cylinder one? Did you order double of those?" You lifted a brow, taking a step towards him. Richie and Nat watched, heads turning from you and Carmen like a tennis match.

Carmen paused, running a hand down his face. "N-No, but-"

"-So what are you going to do when we open and you run out of drinks, huh? When everyone orders the signature and it comes in different glasses? You think those travel groupie influencers won't notice? Won't post about it and make it a big fucking deal?" You countered.

"Then we'll figure it out!" Carmen huffed. "Look I gave the order to Richie, and-"

"-Hey, no fuckin' way cousin. You gave me your order." Richie held his hand up. "Sweetheart, Carmy said it was good so I just placed the order."

"Well, if Carmen said it was good, then it must be, right? He's the fucking boss." You snarl, glaring at Carmen furiously. "Seems like you've got it under control, Carm, so I'll leave it to you." You turn on your heel, furiously stomping away.

Richie and Fak wait until they hear the slam of the office door, to release their cackles. "Oooh! Cousin, you are in the fuckin' dog house now." Richie laughed, Fak's chorus of barks emphasizing his statement.

"Shut up, ok? Just shut the fuck up." Carmen growled, running a hand through his hair.

"Carmy, why wouldn't you ask her before you ordered? She's your mixologist." Nat sighed, shoulders heavy with disappointment.

"Also your girlfriend." Sydney added, poking her head in. "I told you to wait. Just saying."

"Thank you, alright, thank you all for your fuckin' helpful words." Carmen snapped. "Just... Nat, make sure they get all that shit set up right, ok? Make sure the dishwasher fucking works before we're open, please."

The office door was shut, and Carmen hesitated, reaching for the knob anxiously. He wasn't sure if he should knock- I mean, fuck, this is his office but... you were already so mad at him. Knuckles rapping on the door, he didn't wait for the invite in- knowing he'd never get one.

Carmen found you, sniffling in a furious pout in the corner, body angled away from the door. "Baby-" Carmen started with a sigh, shoulders falling gently at your upset state.

"-Don't." You snap, wiping your eyes. "Don't even start with me, Carmen." The way you say his full name sounds so bitter, too formal and full of malice to be from you.

"I-I'm sorry. I thought we agreed on it, and-and Richie was pressuring me and... And you're right. I shouldn't have made that decision without you, and I'm sorry." Carmen said slowly, waiting for your gaze to meet his, angry, wet, waterline.

"Yeah, you shouldn't have." You agreed bitterly, wiping your eyes. "I get this is your restaurant, Carmen, but don't ask for my help if you're just gonna do what you want anyways. That's-That's not nice."

"I know." Carmen nodded slowly, approaching you with the caution he would a wild animal. "I want your help. I do, and-and I like your idea that the house drink goes in the special glass. Makes it stand out."

You lifted your gaze up to his. "Yeah?" You asked, he nodded, sitting next to you. "Did you blow your budget?"

"No," Carmen shook his head, not a total lie. Fak had been able pull some strings with the new stoves, turns out he did have a guy. It left a little over five thousand left over.

"We could go to that place, if you want to. Go look and see if they have the glasses. Get a rough estimate of about how many we'd need." Carmen offered, his hand cupping your thigh gently, thumb rubbing over your leg in soothing circles.

"As long as Sydney or Nat does the numbers and not you." You snorted lightly, rolling your eyes at him.

He laughed, nodding in agreement. "Yeah, I'll get Sugar to run 'em, alright? Then we can go. Call it an early night."

You beamed at the idea, letting him slide in next to you, melting into your side. "That sounds good." You hummed, letting your head fall on his shoulder.

"I-I'm real sorry I didn't as you ." Carmen muttered. "That was shitty."

"Yeah." You sighed in agreement. "I just... I want to be included in things." You asked, looking up at him sweetly. "Not everything, but-but at least the things that apply to my area."

"I know." Carmen nodded, his hand catching your cheek softly. "I'll let you handle it next time, alright? I trust your opinion."

"You don't have to do that-"

"-No, you're right, I don't. But-But I want to." Carmen nodded. "I know you're lookin' out for the best in this place just like I am."

[kteezy997]

A Love Story for Christmas-Part Two(the end)// t.c.

This is not edited, I just wanted to get this out before the end of the year lol enjoy!

“So, you mean the bookstore is going to be closing for good?!”

Timmy shrugged, “Yeah, I mean people have been coming in for years saying that they can get books for cheaper online. And then there’s all the people that don’t care about physical books, so they just read off of their kindles or apps on their phones. Makes it hard to pay bills when people won’t buy our books.”

“Yeah, technology really has ruined the book-reading experience. It’s a shame, really. This place is so charming and sweet, it’s been a reading nook for generations in this town. I would hate to see it close down.”

“Yeah, I actually had an idea to go into business with the local coffee shop, like have the bookstore co-op with the coffee place to be one shop.”

“Oh, that’s an awesome idea!”

“Well, thanks.” he blushed, “but the city didn’t like the idea and the owner of the coffee shop said said no, so…”

An idea popped into your head, you opened your mouth to speak, “Timmy, my-"

“So, um-" he began, both of you spoke at the same time and you laughed in unison.

Wanting to know what he was going to say, you insisted, “You go first.”

“Okay.” he chuckled, “I was just wondering if you were going to the Festival of Christmas Lights on the Square tonight?”

“The Festival of Christmas Lights on the Square? I didn’t know anything about it. What is that?”

“Oh, I’m surprised you haven’t seen the flyers around town; it’s just a little event on the square, there’s displays of Christmas lights and all the local shops and cafes are open. You can walk around, eat, drink, shop and look at all the lights. It’s actually really neat, every year we spend two weeks putting up lights.”

“That’s awesome! Maybe I’ll check it out.” you smiled.

“Well, would you like to go with me?”

“Yes.” you answered, blushing.

“Cool, um, let me get your number and I’ll pick you up around five.”

……….

You were on cloud nine. Not only did you meet a cute new guy, but you got his phone and a first date. Well, you hoped it qualified as a date. And to see Christmas lights and sip hot cocoa, so perfect and cozy.

You had to dress warm, but still wanted to look cute for the date. So, you put on some thermal black leggings and a red sweater dress with your long wool coat over it.

You felt like you were back in high school, waiting for your crush to pick you up for a date.

Timmy pulled up at 5 o’clock sharp.

“Wow, you look pretty.” he announced as you approached him, he had opened the passenger side door for you.

“Aw, thank you. You look nice too.” you replied with a smile. “Thank you for opening the door for me.” you said as you got into his car. He looked very dapper in his black coat with a touch of whimsy from his cozy orange scarf.

“You’re very welcome.” he chirped, shutting the car door after you.

After he got into the driver’s seat and took off, you said, “Thank you for taking me to the light festival.”

“Oh, no, thank you for coming with me. I’m glad to not have to go alone.”

“Can I ask you something without being too invasive?”

“Sure, ask me anything.”

“How is a guy like you single? I mean, I am assuming you’re single?”

“Yeah, no, I am. I just got out of a relationship a few months ago. I just haven’t really gotten back out there, and just been busy trying to save the bookstore.”

“Oh? What have you been doing that’s kept you away from the dating scene?”

“Trying out fundraisers, talking with other businesses to try and collaborate, spending my own money on advertising, shopping around to find cheaper books for wholesale, but nothing is really working. It’s really hard to see my family’s business failing, especially since it’s been a staple in the community for so long.”

“I know, it makes me so sad. Maybe-"

“Hey, we’re here!” he chimed, pulling into a little parking lot.

You looked ahead, seeing the square all lit up and a decent amount of people making their way up there.

“Were you saying something?” Timmy asked, finding a spot and parking the car, turning the engine off.

“No, no. Let’s go!” you exclaimed.

…….

The atmosphere of the busy square was magical. No surface was left undecorated for the holiday season. Multicolored lights were strung, Christmas characters stood on every corner, greenery, holly, snow, everything was a winter wonderland come to life.

Every store and restaurant was open and alive with guests flooding in and out. The smell of coffee and gingerbread covered the exhaust fumes of the cars that would drive by along the square.

The street was packed with smiling faces and rosy cheeks. Timmy held your hand so you wouldn’t be separated. You were bundled up enough so you weren't cold, but tiny little snow flurries started coming down.

After browsing a couple of stores, Timmy took you to the coffee shop for a hot drink. "Hot chocolate?" he asked when it was your turn at the register.

"Sounds perfect." you answered. He ordered two cups.

The hot chocolate was the perfect temperature for drinking. It warmed your whole body even more.

You exited the coffee shop hand in hand, Timmy took a sip from his cup, then said, "So, y/n, I feel like you already know a lot about me, but I've neglected to ask about you."

"Well, what would you like to know?" you giggled as the two of you continued your stroll along the street.

"What do you do for work up in the big city?"

"It's funny you should ask, because I've tried to tell you a couple of different times today, it just didn't come out."

Timmy stopped walking, looking at you, "Oh no, it's my fault isn't it? Did I interrupt you? I talk too much, I know I do, especially if I like someone." He looked down at his feet, shamefully. He looked so cute and pitiful, holding your hand in one of his while the other held his cup of hot chocolate while holding his head down.

"No, no! It's not your fault. I don't think you talk too much. I think you're great, Timothee."

He looked back up at you, smiling softly, "Thank you. I think you're great too, now tell me about your work." he chuckled.

"I actually work in the marketing department for my father's coffee company." you said.

"Really? So, you're in the coffee business?"

"Yes, it's actually one of the biggest coffee chains in the world, I don't know if you've heard of it, Smith's Brew Company?"

"Wait," you could practically see the wheels turning in his head, "so you're y/n Smith, your dad is Ronald Smith of Smith's Brew?"

You nodded, giggling, "Yep that's us."

"Wow, that's incredible. He's like one of my business idols. I can't believe I met you, and that you're from the same place as me." he strengthened his grip softly on your hand.

"I'm glad I met you." you agreed, "And Timmy, I think we could help your bookstore. Remember the bookstore coffee shop combo idea you had? We could talk to my father about starting it. He is a sucker for helping small businesses, there's no way he would say no to helping his hometown save one of its longest running stores!"

"Oh, y/n," he shook his head, "that's a wonderful idea, but I couldn't ask you to do that."

"You didn't ask, I'm offering. You just say the word, and I'll set up a meeting with my dad in the city. He will be happy to meet you and hear your story."

He sighed, then looked at you with a grin, "That would be great, thank you so much." He leaned in and you nearly fell over as his warm lips met your cold cheek.

You weren't expecting the kiss, but you gladly welcomed it. You smiled at him. His sweet eyes made you melt in the snowy air. You stepped closer, your bodies touched, and you rested your head on his chest, never wanting this night to end.

Timmy placed his chin on your head, "So, how long are you in town for? I want to take you on a date before you have to leave."

You moved your head to look up at him, "Is this not a date?"

"Well, I'd like to take you on a second date." he smirked.

"Mom, look they're under the mistletoe!" you heard a child shout from a few feet away.

You and Timmy both looked up, seeing the small greenery with small white flowers and red holly, tied up in a tree with a festive bow.

Smiling at each other, you both knew what had to be done. You closed your eyes, letting him give you the most romantic, body tingling kiss of your life.

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[hunterrrs]

Brian Dumoulin may be one of the most interesting men to wear black and gold in quite some time, as he's got so many passions outside of hockey, like travel, food and wine. The 31-year-old shared some of his must-haves, both on and off the ice, at home and on the road.

Wine books, magazines and podcasts

One magazine I've subscribed to that I really like is called Noble Rot. It's from London, where they have two different wine bars and a wine store. I really like the stuff that they write. It's really, really cool.

For podcasts, there hasn't been as many recently. But through the course of like 2010 to 2021, there was a podcast called 'I'll Drink to That!' It's a guy named Levi Dalton. He basically interviews everyone, from people who work in restaurants, winemakers, wholesale distributors - anyone in the wine trade. They talk about how they got into wine. With the winemaking, it can be very technical, where they talk about decisions with the barrels, decisions with when to pick, how their vineyards are different than the other… so it's very intricate. I wouldn't say it's for a beginner (laughs), but it's really good information.

For books, the last one I read is called 'Terrior Footprints' by Pedro Parra. He's sort of an expert. It's a book about wine and how when you blind taste, you kind of taste soil in the glass, and that's a good way to blind taste because you can really pick up different notes if you know where it's grown in.

Grassl universal glasses

I use those normally. I also use Zalto universal glasses for whites, Zalto burgundy glasses for pinots and lighter reds, and Zalto bordeaux glasses for heavier reds

Loose leaf imported tea

I do a lot of green. Lingering Clouds is a green tea that I really like. Then there's Gaba, which is good for after meals, for digestion. That still has a little caffeine, so I don't try to do that towards nighttime. I always have loose leaf chamomile before bed. I'll usually do that around 7-7:30 PM, or I'm going to the bathroom all night (laughs).

Snacks with a bit of a kick

I mean, it's not healthy or anything, but I like salt and vinegar chips. Those get me, my wife too (laughs). We'll have a bag and all of sudden, it's gone. It's easy to finish a whole bag. I also like Smart Sweets sour gummy bears [the green package]. We have them on the team plane.

The stovetop

My favorite kitchen utensil is honestly the stovetop. I like cooking on the stove a lot better, I'd say, just because grilling is a little bit harder to control. I'll do steak on the stovetop, but obviously I'll cook burgers on the grill, and stuff like that. But I like just trying a bunch of different things on the stovetop.

Broom and dustpan

I love to clean and sweep, it's soothing. I like the broom and dustpan. I'm old fashioned. That's all I need.

Beanie

That's just because I don't want to comb my hair. It's just laziness. That's one thing that I'm not into, is clothes. I'm not a clothes guy.

Lacrosse ball

I like to roll out on that for recovery. I really like that, it's easy. It's really good for your legs and your hips, to get into the small little muscles.

michelle giving us what we need: dumo, man of culture

[nine-forgave]

past tense

There's a loud, reverberating thud downstairs that Remus is delectably close to convincing himself was in his dream before the second clatter of something shattering, this one accompanied by a muttered curse. He sits up slowly to not disturb the wrench that has fastened itself to his temples and creaks down the stairs.

Sirius is cupping shards of some old vase Remus’ mother had gotten on wholesale years earlier. When he spots him, Sirius winces. He has a duffel bag on his back. “This doesn't have ashes in it, does it?”

“What? No.” Sirius’ shoulders sag with relief. Remus’ eyes won't fully open, stuck at a squint of light sensitivity.

“You left? When did you leave?”

Sirius straightens. “This morning,” he explains as he awkwardly spins to deposit the handful of shards, dusting his hands off on his jeans. “You were out like a light, I literally couldn't wake you up. Which, I guess is less like a light, cause those you can switch on. You guys are weird.” He means Americans. 

“But then you came back?”

“Well, yeah. Your bus line is hell this early,  but I did in fact live.” He claps his duffel. “Got my stuff. Speaking of, I don't suppose you got very much packing done in your coma, did you?”

The ache behind his eyes is steady and unrelenting, blurring his vision, and his joints ache like all hell, typical for a day after turning but undoubtedly worsened by the drinking, and he blames these things for giving up on comprehending this Frenchman. Maybe he told him about his plan and they're just very neighborly on assisted suicide over there. He shakes his head and winces at the punishment of his synapses.

“Come on, I'll help,” Sirius says as he walks past Remus up the stairs. Remus slouches in his beanbag with his chin in both hands and blinks slowly as Sirius pulls out shirts and jeans and underwear for his judgment of a nod or shake of his head before he stuffs them in the sports bag that hasn’t left the floor of his closet for years. In the kitchen he sits on the counter as Sirius critically stocks food in a cooling box his unbroken family used to take on camping trips and when Remus mentions the wine they keep in the basement Sirius snaps his fingers in his direction with bright eyes like he's Tom Cruise and comes back with three bottles with fancy names his mom used to hide in the couch cushions. 

It's something he should bring up, he knows. Where they're going, at what point in the night this plan formed and if Sirius could explain it in detail because Remus’ own recollection only gets him as far as them, halfway through the tequila, moving the chess board to every position on the couch for an ‘ideal view’ and he can see how that led to ‘burnmark in the cushions’, not to ‘roadtrip’. But he doesn’t ask. Digging his nails under the edge of the cold granite, he thinks he might just not care.

***

They're miles on when the penny drops. His head falls back against the headrest. “It's the eclipse, isn't it? We're going up North to see the eclipse.”

Sirius looks up from his ridiculously oversized roadmap, crinkling the paper. “...Yes?” Then, “Second thoughts?”

Remus wheels his window open further, letting wind card through his tawny curls and do its part in relieving the hangover’s nausea. Sirius seems a little off and a gets too excited about things sometimes, but he seems alright.

What's one last favor to the world? Besides, the next moon is in a month. All he has is time. 

“You could put some music on, if you want.” 

[bbs-backlog-challenge]

Fin or Bin: Sunset Overdrive

Last year, after finishing Tears Of The Kingdom, I fell into a deep funk for a few months during which I didn't really play any games at all. TotK was simply too good, and any other game I started just couldn't live up to that. A similar thing happened earlier this year with Brütal Legend following GotY-contender Project Wingman, a game I enjoyed immensely followed by a game that was just okay and looked far worse for it.

Now I find myself in the same situation, coming down from the high of also-GotY-contender Xenoblade Chronicles and forcing myself this time to pick up another game rather than let the depression take me wholesale again.

And, like, Sunset Overdrive is fine. It's fine. It's a visual spectacle with some exceptionally hit-or-miss humour, weird controls, bombastic but shallow combat, a huge open-world city with nothing in it, cool traversal mechanics that become exhausting when you just want to get from A to B, and a robust character development system full of completely meaningless upgrades (+1% damage? C'mon).

So it's fine. And now the question I have to answer is, do I want to play more of it? Right now I feel like the answer is "not really", but is that fair? It's not Sunset Overdrive's fault I played Xenoblade before it. If I hadn't, would my answer be different?

This is a problem that keeps coming up, and since there always has to be a "the first game I played after finishing the best game of my life", maybe next time I should search my backlog for an absolute dog-turd of a game so it's an easy decision. Right now I feel like I just finished eating a Big Mac and have been offered a cheeseburger to follow it with. I love a cheeseburger! I'll happily wolf that bad boy right down most other times. But after a Big Mac I don't want a cheeseburger any more. I just want some chips and maybe a sip of something fizzy, and I think I've lost the metaphor now. i'm hungry

Fin or Bin:

I'm glad I have never posited these as neutral reviews- I have a new respect for the magazine writers of old who had to play both the new hotness and also some lukewarm damp thing, and then write about them both as though they occupied equal amounts of their attention that month. For me in this moment, I think I'm kicking this empty can of Fizzco energy drink into the Recycling Bin.

(Steam)

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[Image descriptions in order: a twitter thread by @/shockproofbeats "Seamas It Ever Was", starting with the tweet "Got my days wrong and ended up alone in a room with my boss and the President of Ireland while I was on ketamine."

This is said in response to a tweet by @/b3ta "b3ta", which says "We want to hear about your work related fuck-ups. Reply, quote tweet, do your worst."]

[The thread continues as follows: "Right, this was when I was eighteen so don't judge me too harshly. Or if you think drugs are cool and I'm a legend, fill your boots. Anyway, at the time I was working through college in Dublin with bar shifts at [redacted] music venue. One day I get a call on my day off.

"Way the gig worked, you'd either get Fri or Sat off. This week it was Fri, happy days. My manager, let's call her Dympna, pipes up on the phone: "So, when you come in this evening, just a few things to remember". I'm like, hold on Dympz, I'm off this eve, jog on. She corrects me.

"quote "Remember I said you could get all of Saturday off if you just worked 2 hours tonight?" Unquote. And of course THEN, I did suddenly remember, she'd said it to me as I was leaving the building and my conscious work brain was doing somersaults to get out of the place.]

["She could have told me I was to have my foreskin tattooed with a harpoon and I would have given her a smile, thumbs up, and a flurry of yeps to get out of the place. I was eighteen. On minimum wage, and - bear in mind this is really saying something - my absolute minimum effort.

"So, I'm bang to rights and I say quote "yeaaah, of course, sorry just got my days mixed up, I'll be there no problem" unquote, and she says, quote "this evening will be fine, just the head of the [redacted] and some VIPs, few hours then you can take off" unquote.

All good. Except for the one thing.

"At that very moment, I was in a mate's house on Dame St, relaxing with (I thought) nothing to do for the evening.

Now you have to remember that, before dabbing and fortnite, kids used "drugs" to get high and I was, occasionally, adjacent to them.]

["I was a fairly sheltered kid before college, and didn't even drink til I was well into my late teens, never smoked even. I was very green. So too, coincidentally, was the homebrew ketamine that said pal was making IN HIS OVEN when I arrived.

"My pal had gotten it in liquid form and, for some reason, it had been dyed green - he has subsequently told me he thought it was a St Patrick's Day promotion, and I've always thought it a charming entrepreneurial flourish on the part of his enterprising ketamine wholesaler.

"(Ketamine wholesalers are often vets, and the stuff originally for cats. People always say horse tranquiliser, either to make it sound more sordid or more badass, but ketamine is used on many animals, and vets have more use for cat tranqs than horses. Not quite as sexy is it?)]

["Anyway, for want of a better idea, I took him up on his offer of a line of this thick, vaguely slightly clumpy bright green powder, knowing I had nothing else to do for the evening. Felt nothing. Had a tiny further bump 10 mins later. It was at this point that my phone rang.

"FLASHBACK ENDS, WE'RE BACK IN THE ROOM. So I'm definitely sweating after the call, not like instant come-up, more worried ABOUT the come-up. Never done this in my life, I've no idea how it's going to feel. But, absent any other idea, I get my stuff together and head to work.

"On way to work, starts kicking in. You know when the roof of your mouth starts politely folding your brain in half, and your chest flutters like a cathedral filled with bees? I was holding it together but knew if I stopped concentrating for one second, I would become time itself.]

["By the time I reach work (twenty mins later) I am sweating like microwaved bread, eyes on hinges, convinced my fingernails owe me money. I have an overwelming urge to yawn, just to get the memories out WHEN in comes Dympna with the rota for the evening.

"D: Thanks again, know it's short- oh, you look a bit hot and bothered, did you run here ha?"

Me: Hmnnnnnyes, I did - the dids is"

D: OK, just you tonight and the top man, he's showing the President what's going on for the next while"

[one beat] Me: Sorr din you sez de presddyen?"

"D: Yes, Mary McAleese is in to see this season's programme of events.

Me: Hmmnggg

D: All you need to do is stand in the corner and offer them drinks every fifteen minutes. Me: Ahhh yesssshnshh

D: Maybe have a wash beforehand]

["So the gig is this: Mary McAleese (the *original* MMA) was to go round this room upstairs which had upcoming acts for the season illustrated with photographs and programme notes. The director of [redacted] would walk her around and say "fricken great, Madge innit?" or whatever.

"My role is pretty weird, I have to stand in the corner and then every 15 mins, INTERRUPT this live-wire pair to offer them drinks, which protocol dictates they must refuse. I have barely processed any of this before I'm grabbing a tray and heading upstairs.

"The tray, btw, contains a white wine, a red wine, a G&T, a whiskey, a rum and coke and some mineral waters. Always found that mix weird. Imagine the President of Ireland seeing the rum and coke and going "oooooh nice one, ta - now tell me about this Latvian choir again".]

["Right now I can hold it together when stimulated, when the adrenaline and fear is keeping me just ticking over - I'm weird but with it. Problem is, my job is now to stand silent and motionless in a room on my own until the President of Ireland arrives.

"Time passes on my own. Empires crumble and glaciers dissolve, stars die and oceans melt, out on the dusty planes of mother earth, hot bursts of young love gift the miracle of life; children are born, raised, stricken infirm and die of old age.

And then Mary McAleese walks in.

"By now, having been alone with my thoughts for the entire Cretaceous period, I am no longer mildly weird but deeply, extravagantly deranged. As the President of Ireland walks in, with my boss's boss's boss's boss, my first impulse is to greet them like I own the place.]

["It would be rude, surely, to not acknowledge their presence? Out of order even. Best thing to do would obviously be to say "hello guys" like it's my home and I live there, in this big white room, where I stand in the corner, alone, holding a tray of drinks, like you do, at home.

"Me: hello guys

"(All capitals) "HELLO GUYS". Attached is an image of a plastic baby doll, with the head squished vertically.]

["Anyway, by the divine grace of the infant Christ, they somehow do not hear me say this, and begin their itinerary round the room. I clench my entire head and focus on not shouting across the room to let them know that they should always feel at home here in this room of ours.

"I become extremely aware of my hands, and how I haven't felt them in a very long time. They're detuned to static, which would be worrying even if they weren't holding a tray of drinks filled with noise. and judgement. I hold no faith or creed other than "do not drop these plz".

"Just when dropping everything seems to become less urgent, I realise it's time to go over and offer these motherfuckers some fucken drinks, let's get this party started wooooooo]

["I begin walking over to them and I move so abruptly that the glasses clink and they turn to look at me. I did this too fast. Now I'm thinking wooooah slow down there martina hingis, so I self-correct to a much slower speed. Watching my breath, nice and casual, you got this buddy.

"Guys. GUYS. Now, I'm moving far too slow. I started at this speed and I'm to embarassed to change and now it's gonna take me like 5 mins to cross the room. They are watching me, frowning and sweaty, traversing the 5 foot between us like it's a wooden plank on the Crystal Maze.

'I'm moving so slow my legs are cramping. I think they're wondering why it's taking me so long. It's way harder than walking at normal speed. I'm shaking so the drinks are making noise again. For what feels like minutes.

Anyway, I offer them the drinks and they say no.]

["Do this another two times - how long was this presentation anyway, is this what the President does all day? Give her a brochure and a carryout ffs - and they say no. By the end, I've calmed down a bit in physical side (sweating, shaking) but I still feel completely batshit.

"At one point I clearly remember believing that my mind had escaped my body and was watching me hold the tray of drinks from the wallspace behind my head. Only out-of-body experience I've ever had.

At the very end, they do accept a drink. It was at this point she spoke to me.

"Just some inane pleasantries, to which I reply with some off-the-hook pablum about work and college, at which point she says;

Quote "Oh, is that a Northern accent I detect?" Unquote.

Dawgs, you know I'm down for the Nordie solidarity vibe, but this is the last thing I need right now.]

["Quote "Yeeerrrsh" unquote, I say, with a goalkeeper's glove in my mouth. She starts talking about her experience coming down to study here, how it can be a real scenic change, but the making of you if you keep your eyes open to new experiences.

I can tell she definitely means green ketamine.

"She's a lovely woman, and very open and generous with her time, giving me ample space to answer her questions which I mostly do with sheepish, one-or-two-word answers. Finally, she asks me if Dublin is everything I thought it wou-

Me: YES I LIKE IT I THINK IT'S GOOD

"I'd been paying such fierce attention, I'd mis-timed my reply AND badly modulated my volume. She actually recoiled a little. I think the head of the venue actually stepped back and said "jesus!".]

["Mary McAleese flinched for what seemed like half a second, then flashed her best your-mum's-sound-mate smile and replaced her white wine on my tray. The boss man nodded at me, they walked out of the room and I waited a few seconds before making my way downstairs to the kitchen.

"So at this point I'm thinking, wellll, I'm definitely fired but this will one day make a great story on an Nazi-riddled microblogging platform. I make my way to the staff area, wipe my sopping face and check my phone. I had only been in the room for 35 minutes.

"Dympna pads in all smiles, thanking me for my help at short notice. She sees that I'm a bit freaked and says, almost with a wink, quote "you could have told me you'd be like this, by the way" unquote.]

["I'm thinking, of course, Dympna gets what's up, it's the service industry, people mistime their vibes, I bet this isn't the first time she's seen some-

"I had no idea you were such a huge fan of Mary McAleese"

I'm sorry what again was that did you mean

"The boss man had indeed related the events upstairs to Dympna, but rather than a frightened waif hepped up on cat tranqs, he'd seen a political nerd deeply, irretrievably starstruck by contact with the 8th President of the Irish Republic, Mary McAleese.

"Presumably a political nerd with a gland problem, and low-grade artritis in both legs, and a tendency to welcome people into their workspaces, but a political nerd all the same.

Me: Oh, yeah well, you know, it's embarassing. She's, just amazing.]

["And you know what, she kinda is. She was always very nice to me each of the subsequent times we met - me doling out the drinks, her asking me how Dublin was getting on, all the while the other staff eyeing me to see how I was dealing with such close contact with my hero.

"I'd gurn and fret, play up to it when she'd be coming in, "oh what am I like". I'd bat away suggestions I fancied her from the more ribald members of the changing room, and laugh along with the usual jibes, safe in the knowledge my nerdy affect had saved my bacon.

"So take ketamine at work, it's great.

END."]

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How are you doing? Are you feeling any better? I hope you get well soon if you are still sick!

It really depends on the friends - I have hiking friends, I have boardgame friends, I have going to the cinema together friends, and drinking friends and etc.

With my new favourite friend group it's usually going out to party, then going over to someone's place to listen to music, draw, paint and play chess.

What do you usually do with your friends?

This week was still pretty gloomy and rainy, but I didn't let that keep me from going out and having fun - today is/was pretty sunny for winter though! Do you have proper winter over there already?

He's been living with us for about 15 years now, so he's been in a much better place for a long time 😁

I haven't really had the chance to listen to the songs yet - the only time I could listen to my own music of choice would be while commuting lately, but I lost my earphones. I'll definitely check them out when I have the chance!

Oh wow - I never have luck with band shirts at the thrift shops. Last time I found cool ones was when I was working at a second hand wholesale warehouse, since I got to see the clothes before they even went to the stores.

I have a telecaster - it's just a Harley Benton but I think it's pretty good. It's the VT series, I've actually wanted one of those for years before I bought it. I also have some really simple classical guitar my parents bought me back in high school, but I don't like that one much haha.

What guitar and bass do you have?

Also yeah, Geezer Butler is amazing! I usually don't notice bass in songs, but I've been so impressed with the bass lines in Black Sabbath songs since forever!

I absolutely recommend Perfect Blue, though it has some difficult themes, so if there's anything you don't deal too well with, I recommend checking out some content warnings first...

Every time I watch Forrest Gump I'm surprised how much I like that movie - I always remember it was good, I just forget how good haha

I've never heard of Twinsitters, but it looks crazy, I should check it out 😁

Probably halászlé (Hungarian fish soup) is my favourite! But strictly only the broth haha, I don't like to eat the fish itself. Do you have a favourite Christmas or New Year's dish? And yeah, there's this glass ball that my mom filled with dried flowers of different shades of dark blue and purple when she was a teenager. It's really really pretty!

For me for some reason Gotye is Christmas music haha. I guess it's just nostalgic, my mom used to really like his music, so we would listen to him during Christmas preparations all the time. Most music that is my usual taste doesn't really feel like Christmas to me. Do you have favourite Christmas music?

Oh, I've never heard of presents for New Year's, that's so interesting! For us it's more about partying, my parents and I have been celebrating it separately since I was a young teen.

Yeah, it's all about dancing! I have a Peruan friend here, and we go to concerts in this style to dance all the time.

I haven't listened to Brat, because I've kind of been avoiding Charli XCX, but maybe I should also give it a listen!

I've been to a Judas Priest concert, though it was a bit of a disappointment - the show was amazing, but the sound was mixed terribly. I've also been to a Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets concert, which was absolutely amazing - I'm not one to cry at concerts, but there I almost did. I'm so glad at least one former Pink Floyd member is playing their earlier songs! I'd love to go to some concerts that I unfortunately will never get to go to, like Led Zeppelin or The Doors. Also I could still one day get to go to a Blue Öyster Cult concert, but it feels highly unlikely, I don't think they tour around here ever.

Have you ever been to the concerts of your faves? Which was your best concert experience?

Unfortunately I associate winter with just a general bad mood and the cold - but also some fun stuff like mulled wine, the quiet of a snowy forest or my favourite winter hat. I tried snowboarding once, which I absolutely loved - if I were rich, I'd absolutely make my winter all about snowboarding! As I am not rich, and don't live in the mountains, I guess my favourite is ice skating haha.

What's your favourite winter hobby? And what are your favourite associations with winter?

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hi!! i'm still a bit sick so i've been offline for a while sorry. i hope you're feeling okay! being sick before christmas sucks.

oh this is a really cool way to spend time! i find chess quite difficult because i've never been able to get the hang of it haha. usually me and my friends get together and chat and play board games.

the weather was like real winter but now all the snow has melted and we have black ice. how's your weather? i'm so sorry you lost your headphones. i recently lost mine on a trip and i was just miserable on the train haha.

omg!! the harley benton guitars look awesome i'd like one of those. i have a simple cort acoustic guitar and an ibanez gsr gio bass but i don't really like it. geezer butler is seriously amazing!

i'm definitely going to watch perfect blue over the holidays. i was impressed by the plot and i think it'll be interesting. Ooh Twinsitters is a totally weird but also pretty funny comedy for that time.

i googled Hungarian fish soup and i think i definitely have to try making it! I love all kinds of fish soups and the only Hungarian food i’ve tried is paprikash and it was great. my favorite Christmas dish that my grandpa used to make is lamb with vegetables. oh, I think your Christmas decoration looks magical!

Gotye is so cool! Making Mirrors is an amazing album. I've never listened to it at Christmas but I will this year haha. I really love the album A Very Special Christmas part 2. Different artists like Bon Jovi Extreme and many others cover classic Christmas songs and it sounds good.

I think the significance of the new year is greater because in the USSR religion was banned as such and Christmas was not celebrated on a national scale and for the older generation of post-Soviet countries it remains so.

Oh that sounds great! I would go to a concert of such music to have fun and dance. Oh, I'm sorry that the Judas Priest concert was a bit of a disappointment. There are often problems with the sound at concerts. OMG!! Were you at a Nick Mason concert! I'm jealous haha! I was at a Roger Waters concert and I would really like to see Nick because he plays my favorite PF songs. Oh, concerts of those artists who are no longer alive but we would really like to, it's very sad. But I really hope that you will manage to get to a Blue Oyster Cult concert! I'm really not sure now about the places where they tour, but when musicians announce a world tour, it's a great success! I've been to several concerts of my favorite artists. Perhaps the most memorable was the Whitesnake concert in 2013, I was only 12 and I only knew that David was the vocalist of Deep Purple and nothing more haha ​​but it was my first concert and I was incredibly surprised. I also absolutely loved the Guns N Roses concert and I would love to see Tom Keifer from Cinderella live but he hasn't been touring the world for a long time.

How are you feeling this Christmas? Do you have any plans for the holidays? Do you have a special memories from this year? Do you make wish lists for gifts?

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