those are airlocks. They let gas out but not in. Lactic acid fermentation happens more readily in the absence of oxygen. You can have lactic acid fermentation without this setup, but it's much easier to control the end product with the airlock setup.

If oxygen is present you're more likely to get other types of bacteria/fungus doing metabolic stuff and screwing up the process by making things taste horrible (or worse...)

no I did't shoot it. I live in Australia, gun ownership is quite restrictive and while I wouldn't be opposed to going hunting there really isn't much opportunity.

well this is hare, not rabbit. They're different animals and taste quite different. Hare is darker and richer than rabbit, it's got more umami like flavour. The closest I can describe is that it tastes a bit like a mixture of beef and kangaroo

It was cooking for hours, the meat just falls off the bone in to small little bits. It's really not much different to something like coq au vin or chicken cacciatore.

I do remove the saddle after cooking though, there's not much meat on it and all the small bones are annoying.

Why did the bicycle fall down?

Because it was two tired

it's lean and tastes like a cross between kangaroo and beef.

is this just a pomelo with a different name?

I've never heard of this dish before, something new to cook. thanks

just put a pot of hare stew in the oven

we are being funny

Get it home, then figure out what to do with. You'll probably need to acquire some new tools to turn it into something useful, a hatchet it a minimum. There's plenty of youtube videos on how to do it with minimum tools, rex kruger has a bunch.

oh, it's that time2lose guy. He called me a reddit agent as well.

I'm just not buying anything new. I need more drive space, but with current prices I'm deleting stuff rather than expanding my storage.

Other than that I've just taken up new hobbies like woodworking and homebrewing. I've toyed with the idea of tiny arduino type projects but haven't made the plunge yet.

It's a web series, they've been a thing for the past 20 years.

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They won the search engine war by being better at search compared to all the others.

can your next project be to get one of those old multi-disc CD changers, install a rw drive in it and see if you can make a raid array work with it?

"everything" will be on one platform, but you'll only have half the amount of stuff to watch and it'll be more expensive.

Before Disney bought 20th Century Fox they released ~15-20 movies per year, since the acquisition it's down to 3-6 per year.