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The wifey broke the news to me. RIP Stephen. I hope you find all the answers... HS

RIP, David. Watched every episode...thank you. HS

Godspeed, Roger... HS

It's a good thing you're here to save us all money... HS

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Somewhat speechless... https://www.massdrop.com/buy/mitchell-and-johnson-gl2-headphones?1=1&utm_placement=21&referer=DKSL7Y&mode=guest_open&utm_campaign=Automated Daily Promotional 2018-03-01&utm_source=SparkPost&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Daily Promotional&utm_content=1519887629504.596747551711605717660277 HS

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Was listening to her just yesterday. HS

I need a Cliff Notes version if I'm to be of any use... HS

https://youtu.be/okjl4YcSmPc HS PS...won't allow me to embed. apologies...

Condolences on behalf of my family, Todd. RIP Carol... HS

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Physics has a way of shocking me at times. 3.5 yards due to a watch.....that's pretty wild. HS

I experienced the not so shock resistant part golfing with my Omega Seamaster years ago. What a dip... HS

LOL. I'm too old to drink anything but good tequila these days. Only drink it on Fridays...blow off steam after long work weeks. Mostly I sip good rum and I'm particularly smitten with my current daily. It's interesting that you point out a one-watch approach. I think that's easier to pull off with a stainless watch, like your GS, and I could see me perhaps getting there with something like the Daytona. I'm trying to be strong and avoid going down the rabbit hole with watches as I tend to do with most things I take a liking to. Very binary I be... HS

That is a good looking chronograph and I like how you paired it with the brown strap. Sinn does not appear to offer that vintage style strap with the holes currently although it may be as simple as a request of them. It appears a bit largish for my wrist but that seems to be the style these days. The souls comment while I'm drinking my coffee on a Saturday morning after sipping my tequila last night...that made me smile! HS

Very cool that you roast your own, tyrion. I have a some good friends at work that are chem-E's....brilliant nuts that were big tea drinkers. I converted them to the dark side and they're roasting their own now and have had some success in my humble opinion. Roasting is an art and choosing, handling, storing and ultimately deciding how and how long to roast beans is one hell of a dance. Good stuff and it's great that we have so many options to choose from these days in the way of roasted whole beans. I would have never guessed that I'd end up going back to a shop out of Tulsa of all places. Used to be a big fan of George Howell Terroir coffees but they went to seed at some point a few years back. They taught me a lot though about what I prefer. HS

RIP, Jake... Heart breaking. RIP, Mssr. Mahoney. Great performances in some of my fav's including Say Anything and Tin Men. RIP, Ms. Naomi. Godspeed you lovely woman. RIP Mr. Barlow... HS

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Diggin' some Icelandic action... HS

You hit it on the head. Some coffees call for a darker roast and some do not benefit from add'l roasting and a lot of flavor nuances are lost....IMO. Took me a lot of coffee drinking to figure that out as I leaned towards darker roasts for years when I was younger. HS

It took me a while, but I've learned that over roasting is not my thing. That was my only complaint with O.B. Hs

I can’t get enough of the Double Shot’s beans. Currently drinking the Panama Hartmann Natural Lot 5. Lovely coffee. Always rely on my French press. Nothing fancy. HS