andyinnie

I’ve been making relatively simple drinks for around a year but only with vodka, gin, tequila, and white rum so far. I’ve been avoiding whiskey due to personal reasons but i want to get over that so i can be a better bartender. What are the cheapest products and simplest/most accessible drinks i can try to expand my tastes?

Also, same question but for non-white rums? Thanks!

they work really well for my hair but financials changed and now they're way too expensive for me. can anyone recommend a cheaper alternative? i'm relatively new to hair care and i haven't really tried anything else but i know this stuff really helps with frizz, which is my main issue. thanks.

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my first proper resume written from the ground up based on brief research. just trying to get basically any software job i can, local to my area or fully remote; not relocating. my key concerns:

1. skills section - are soft skills important? i figure they only take up one line so i might as well throw them in there
2. section ordering - my skills aren't actually particularly impressive so should i put work experience first since i have a decent amount?
3. overall are there any glaring issues that i haven't noticed because i'm new to the resume meta?

i need to change my address before the viktor jayce hoodie is shipped but the contact form doesn't work. does anyone know how else we can get in contact with support? i submitted a ticket for league and explained the situation but i'm sure that's going to get ignored.

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i recently started my first ever ttrpg campaign and i'm loving it so far. i'm playing a rogue elf and i've been putting a lot of time into researching the different rogue tricks/feats/abilties/buffs that i can get later and it hit me that there's obviously no way i can get all of them, so I have to choose. i've heard about the concept of "min/maxxing" which i think refers to picking the most "overpowered" combinations of abilities?

i guess i'm just kinda lost thinking about how i can take my mediocre stats, low hp rolls, and (potentially) unoptimized skill rank spread and turn it into something actually powerful.

one thing i've noticed is that i miss my attacks like a lot, even before we d

been thinking about it since i heard it live over a year ago and i need to relive it. he played it opening for isoknock at the shrine and rl grime on the play tour

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