Wouldn't surprise me if a vast majority of the posts on that sub come from bots.
TheMightyBlu
joined 1 year ago
About 17 or so years ago I had a little money to spend on a book, and found this odd little shelf in my local bookstore. I'd never seen anything like it before, so picked up the coolest thing I could find and that's how I ended up reading Shaman King. My taste has changed somewhat since!
Great game, and I'm glad it was on free to air at last. Old Trafford will be fantastic, might well be Jimmy's last test there so make the most of it!
It's not how it used to be that's for sure. However, there was a T20 on BBC2 last night which turned out to be a great game, and the ashes has been weird but exciting to watch (let's quietly not talk about the hundred shall we). The long overdue ICEC report has hopefully finally got it into the thick heads of various execs at the ECB, and local communities across the country, that the way the game in this country is run has to change. I'm hopeful of positive change in the next few years and I hope the game will become more accessible.
That was at the time of commenting, 6 hours ago. I agree, I can't access it any more either. No idea what's going on with that!
I'm using James Hoffman's recipe as found here. I can't say that weak instant coffee with coffee cubes sounds particularly enjoyable!
In a parallell universe, r/pics creates a new rule that you may only submit a post if it contains an image of James Hoffmann looking mildly displeased with an under-extracted brew
I've been replying on my v60 daily now, never fails to make a good cup! Maybe I'll make an aeropress once every so often each month for a change.
Recently started making Japanese style iced coffee and that's been fantastic for the warm weather!
I have also been experimenting with a Flair Neo, but I've yet to make something I'm entirely satisfied with.
Colombia (Huila region!), local roast, also V60, cheers!
Request for someone to replace the heart icon here with a refractometer
Strange, that's definitely different from what I'm seeing, I'm not sure why that could be. Google might only show localised review scores?
I'd legitimately never seen what the Reddit app looks like as I always used RIF but good grief it's actually somehow worse than I'd been led to believe.