Yes. Moonshine is just illegal non-taxed alcohol. It's made all over the country. It's just famous for being redneck adjacent. LOL! Fun fact - You can't legally buy moonshine anywhere in the US. It being illegal is what makes it moonshine.
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Luther Grady
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So, is she pregnant or not? This is Cozmo's doing isn't it! He's f@cking with our heads, isn't he!
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Abere, did you create the music for the game? If you did, I say you need to do more! I love it!
I made it with AI. It cost me like $15. I wish I could afford some actual musicians. Sadly, I'm poor.
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of couse its illeagl its pure 100% alcohol and can make you go blind and also can be used as fuel and paint thiner
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Please, teach me how make 100% alcohol? Even technical alcohol does not reach 100%.
In my area, homemade moonshine is made at about 50-60%
Polishmen sometime make it about 90% and this is really fast kill drink.
I actually saw in the liquor store already a product called "moonshine" - that came in jars. Liquor stores in Pennsylvania are owned by the state. Usually if it's legal it's called "whisky."
It may be called "Moonshine" but it's not actual moonshine. If I'm McDonald's I can name a hamburger "Crack Cocaine" but that doesn't make it actual crack cocaine. If you legally buy it it's not actual moonshine.
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It's pretty easy to tell by the place of origin.
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You can also call it a hamburger eventhough it doesn't have actual meat in it.
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I hope that you were not in the tornado touchdown zones, Doc.
I've know I've been a little quite today but I've been rendering since about 8AM. I'm working on the last scene of the update. It's a pretty big scene and I probably won't finish it until tomorrow. Though I do think I can get more than halfway through it today. I've still got the three animations left to do. Though only one of them will take a good amount of time. The other two shouldn't take more than two hours each to render. The release will be either Monday or Tuesday depending on how long that one animation takes to do. It could be a few hours. It could be 9+ hours. We'll see. I'm in Crunch Time!! We're in the Homestretch! I'm almost done!! Stay tuned...
This seems like a good stopping point for the day. An almost 10 hour workday ain't too bad. Back to work tomorrow. Stay tuned...
Good morning y'all. Rendering has begun for the day. Let's see if I can finish these renders up today. Stay tuned...
The quality of the 0.9 update is far higher than previous updates. I can't wait for y'all to play it.
So I rendered for about 11 1/2 hours straight today. I finally had to stop. There's about 55 render left to be done. 60 at most. Can I finish them up tomorrow? There's a good chance. We'll see. Rendering images in Luna's apartment is taking a little longer than usual because some props that weren't there in previous updates have been added. If you played the Alpha you know what I'm talking about. That's causing rendering times to be a little higher. I didn't add that into consideration on my timetable.
Also, another developer asked me “How do I get good at making custom DAZ3D environments like you?” I thought for a second and told him to “Start building very detailed custom model train layouts at age 5 with your dad and continue to do so until you’re in you early 20s.” Yep. That's my secret. I used to be a model train nerd. It just took a little time to transfer the skill over o DAZ3D.
Anyway, stay tuned...
Also, another developer asked me “How do I get good at making custom DAZ3D environments like you?” I thought for a second and told him to “Start building very detailed custom model train layouts at age 5 with your dad and continue to do so until you’re in you early 20s.” Yep. That's my secret. I used to be a model train nerd. It just took a little time to transfer the skill over o DAZ3D.
Anyway, stay tuned...
Good morn....I mean afternoon. I slept in today. I was up late last night. Rendering will begin soon. In the meantime here's a render of Emily and the three kids she gave birth to. Stay tuned...
