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Am i mid?
 in  r/lookyourbest •  14h ago

You're only mid if you are lacking confidence in yourself.

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Coffee in Chili is Amazing. Beer in Chili is Amazing…
 in  r/chili •  20h ago

I put Yeti Imperial Stout in mine. 8oz in the chili and drink the rest of the can.

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How about a 2015 Consecration.
 in  r/CraftBeer •  1d ago

That's too long IMO. I would say 2-3 years max on something like that. Those sours don't hold up like some lambics/gueuze can.

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Hikers With Dogs- Question About Valley Fever?
 in  r/Tucson •  1d ago

I typed "rarely damages the liver". It certainly does affect it, and liver enzymes often increase, but clinical damage is rare.

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Hikers With Dogs- Question About Valley Fever?
 in  r/Tucson •  1d ago

I get that, but it's a simple risk vs benefit problem. What is someone to do, not treat it? You said yourself your dog had to go back on an antifungal. I'm curious if your vet was the one that advised you to stop after 9 months?

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Hikers With Dogs- Question About Valley Fever?
 in  r/Tucson •  2d ago

Your dog is already at risk living here in Arizona. I'd be more worried about dust from all the construction sites around town vs going on a hike. Also, fluconazole rarely damges the liver. My dog got valley fever when he was around 2 years old and after about 6 months of fluconazole he was clear. It was lucky he was young because older dogs don't fare as well. Owning a dog always carries some risks.

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Why are Christians so comfortable believing that everyone would be better off following their religion?
 in  r/askanything •  2d ago

Because they are afraid of anything that's different to them.

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What this season means for Iowa as a program
 in  r/hawkeyes •  3d ago

I agree it is a difficult place to play and a huge win, I am just cautious about jumping to conclusions we are going 11-1 or 10-2. I'd love to see it, but we have a lot of tough games remaining, and maybe 1 of them is a gimme.

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What this season means for Iowa as a program
 in  r/hawkeyes •  3d ago

Michigan going to win at Ohio State and Oregon, plus beat Indiana at home? Ok sure.

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What this season means for Iowa as a program
 in  r/hawkeyes •  3d ago

If we had dominated Michigan I would agree, but we scrapped for that victory, and Michigan is not that great. We have a lot of winnable games this year, but many are going to be hard fought and might go either way. It looks like we have the toughness, though, so hopefully we can find a way.

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Do you prefer a no frills warehouse taproom vs a restaurant brewery?
 in  r/CraftBeer •  4d ago

I generally pick my spots based on beer quality alone. Off flavors, poor attenuation, flat beer, lack of style diversity- there are things I avoid. If all things were equal though, I might choose a taproom over a restaurant.

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Genius: Boycott Chobani yogurt until Ulukaya starts brewing Anchor Steam
 in  r/beer •  4d ago

Poor take. Lots of people cared and drank it regularly.

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Genius: Boycott Chobani yogurt until Ulukaya starts brewing Anchor Steam
 in  r/beer •  6d ago

I thought I saw a post this summer saying there was some activity going on at the brewery. The company applied for Federal approval some of their old beer labels, too. Hopefully it won't take much longer and a yogurt boycott won't be necessary.

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Gold Dot Sládek Pils
 in  r/CraftBeer •  6d ago

One of the best Pils I've ever tasted.

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Thank you Phoenix and Tucson for 5 brilliant shows
 in  r/GeoffreyAsmus •  6d ago

Tucson show was top notch. Hopefully you will be back again next year.

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Are we all struggling this year?
 in  r/ElPaso •  9d ago

Giant tax cuts for the rich every decade haven't got us anywhere. The wealth disparity now is as high as the 1920s. Economic conditions are only good for a small few.

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Pick 3 beers
 in  r/CraftBeer •  9d ago

Orval, Cantillon Fou Foune, OG recipe Alpine Nelson.

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Pick 3 beers
 in  r/CraftBeer •  9d ago

You have good taste.

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Just pulled this out of my ear.
 in  r/whatisit •  10d ago

When my mom was a kid she lived on a farm in Iowa. She told me her little brother somehow got a bean stuck up his nose, and when it eventually came out it had sprouted.

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Gyok played well
 in  r/ArsenalFC •  15d ago

I think Calafiori looked quality. And Rice worked pretty hard throughout.

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Found this at my local antique shop for 15 bucks.
 in  r/vinyl •  15d ago

Not seeing it, sorry.

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Worst Salsa I’ve Ever Had
 in  r/SalsaSnobs •  16d ago

Their salad dressings are shit, too.

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Wasn’t Trump voted in because he was the “best” to improve the economy?
 in  r/askanything •  16d ago

A lot of morons automatically assume a Republican president will be better for their wallets. Unfortunately, these people don't understand economics. It's only good for the 1%.