Recently got a Gooseneck kettle, and it's been a game changer (for both Tea and Coffee). I can finally follow the suppliers instructions on water Temp!
NoRamyunForYou
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Really enjoyed that race. First one in a while I enjoyed like that.
The podium was feels as well
I've been keeping the KC1 attached to a Victorinox Classic SD Alox for when I really want to minimize - but with an eneloop AAA.
Though I've had some issues with keeping the O-Ring off of the threads (seems the little groove?, for the O-Ring to seat into isn't deep enough), and been wondering about the E3A (Bonus points that it's so much smaller).
They seem to have changed their colour names a bit - I assume the Slate Blue you are referring to is the current "Dark Blue"?
How do you like the E3A?
I've got one of Hanks KC1's and was thinking at getting some E3As.
Looks amazing!
I've saved this post as it's giving me some ideas :))
Yeah that's the one! Had it in white.
Wow that's quite amazing. I imagine you've been through a few batteries since new?
Man I remember installing custom roms on my GALAXY S2 back in the day. I had done so much research on what was the best one, and the steps it took to correctly do. I was so nervous the first time, scared that I would brick my phone.
The little white text on the black screen..... Made me feel like a movie hacker lol.
Interesting. Definitely not what I was thinking of when I think of Canada for some reason. Have you made any subsequent trips, or visited other parts of Canada?
Haha 100% Went back and forward so many times on whether I should or not, then what brand, then what model, then what options etc etc.
Though luckily I don't seem to have multiple hobbies on the go in a given month, which means the Allowance budget ain't too unhealthy lol.
When you sit down and think about it, especially now, I don't really know.
I would guess it had a lot to do with the fact that when I was younger, everything seemed to be centered in the US. Films, TV Shows, a lot of Sports I watched, Companies etc etc. Also, the fact that NZ is so small, and the US seems so BIG, makes you want to live that sort of lifestyle.
Again, as I start getting a bit older, I have come to really appreciate living in NZ. I still might travel somewhere International and try living there for a few years (if everything aligns at some point), but not really too fussed about it anymore. When some of my friends started moving overseas, I would say I was jealous for a bit, and it really made me wanted to do the same, but now it's a lot of indifference.
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It's got the Pikes Peak record as well I believe (it is hasn't been broken since then)