This is the way

Ah yes, the UKs equivalent of the French’s escargot (snails)

I saw it in the initial release. I was about a month or two before eighth birthday.

My uncle took me (I think he wanted to see it more than my dad, my dad has still not watched it)

Edit: fat fingers

I feel envious.

Can’t remember my number

Maphs could be used here too…

songs of syx deserves a mention. You get people to watch too. It seems quite fun, but I’ve only played it for 10h so far.

Factorio without a doubt, but I’m not sure it’s really a city I built more of a satellite factory vibe.

Make sure you use those 10000 characters as wisely as possible to thwart good compression.

WTF when did I type this? My box of wall lights is on a table whilst the non working one adorns my wall. Been that way for quite a while. Maybe today…

Mod: Added delay to let switches settle

Back in my day we had to use sentences to remember it

Sill Old Harry Caught A Herring Trawling Off America

Firmly lodged in place forever

Let’s go… …I’m blazin’ again

Well since we ditched the old 80 column terminals I’ve always thought a laid back 7 spacer tab would be sublime. Chilled indentation and a big prime number of spaces. Very profound, what’s not to like?

Maybe we can compromise with 3?

Big Red Butthole

Burn down the sub station to be sure…

Just shocking!

But have you had Belgian beer ortheir fast food. No wonder everyone goes there for a fight.

I had one of these and everything worked well at first. I then upgraded my deck to a 2TB SSD but the new deck image from Steam seems to have made the USB ports no longer support my external controllers. My work laptop comes with a G5 unit and that works fine with them so I’ve not investigated the JSAUX issue yet.

Mini motorways. Very chill game

The cavity magnetron was invented in England by a man who was clearly a tea drinker. The Americans successfully commercialised the device some years later, no doubt by a coffee drinker.

If you guys had more volts in the household electrics you too could use an electric kettle like we do in the UK.