Ryan
@mrbottomside.bsky.social
Avid disc golf fan, lover of all types of Agave Spirits with a passion for sustainability in the industry.
Thank you for this write up! I'm slowly understanding the league (just in time for it all to change this off-season 😅) but this certainly has helped me understand roster moves over the past week.
August 5, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Thank you for this write up! I'm slowly understanding the league (just in time for it all to change this off-season 😅) but this certainly has helped me understand roster moves over the past week.
On the nose I get strong notes of cooked agave and citrus with lighter earthy notes (feels like I'm standing in a barn) and some funk. The taste is equally strong beginning with a sweet cooked agave start and a hot peppery finish. Rated it as an 84 on tequila match maker. Will definitely drink again
June 14, 2025 at 3:05 AM
On the nose I get strong notes of cooked agave and citrus with lighter earthy notes (feels like I'm standing in a barn) and some funk. The taste is equally strong beginning with a sweet cooked agave start and a hot peppery finish. Rated it as an 84 on tequila match maker. Will definitely drink again
It has a light smoky, earthy, and vegetal aroma. You can taste the agave sweetness, again light smoke, wet cement, some light vegetal notes.
April 4, 2025 at 12:44 AM
It has a light smoky, earthy, and vegetal aroma. You can taste the agave sweetness, again light smoke, wet cement, some light vegetal notes.
I did enjoy the taste that I had at my local store but excited to actually crack it open and give it a proper review in a bit. Love trying new (to me) brands and I love that Mi Casa appears to value sustainability as well as improving communities through good pay and charitable donations.
March 31, 2025 at 8:16 PM
I did enjoy the taste that I had at my local store but excited to actually crack it open and give it a proper review in a bit. Love trying new (to me) brands and I love that Mi Casa appears to value sustainability as well as improving communities through good pay and charitable donations.
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So, in summary:
1. Signal is the most secure messaging option available to most people. Use it every day.
2. From a policy perspective, the US gov should not be discussing top secret info in a group chat... on any messaging app
3. Criticize the US government, don't spread misinfo about Signal
1. Signal is the most secure messaging option available to most people. Use it every day.
2. From a policy perspective, the US gov should not be discussing top secret info in a group chat... on any messaging app
3. Criticize the US government, don't spread misinfo about Signal
March 25, 2025 at 2:37 PM
So, in summary:
1. Signal is the most secure messaging option available to most people. Use it every day.
2. From a policy perspective, the US gov should not be discussing top secret info in a group chat... on any messaging app
3. Criticize the US government, don't spread misinfo about Signal
1. Signal is the most secure messaging option available to most people. Use it every day.
2. From a policy perspective, the US gov should not be discussing top secret info in a group chat... on any messaging app
3. Criticize the US government, don't spread misinfo about Signal
Reposted by Ryan
If anything, activists and people with privacy concerns should see this story as proof that even the Trump admin thinks Signal is more secure than any other messaging service. That's why they're using it. It's still not a SCIF. It's still not "protocol." But the story here is not really about Signal
March 25, 2025 at 2:27 PM
If anything, activists and people with privacy concerns should see this story as proof that even the Trump admin thinks Signal is more secure than any other messaging service. That's why they're using it. It's still not a SCIF. It's still not "protocol." But the story here is not really about Signal