Just to be sure, I'd better get in a hazmat suit too.

You know, for safety

The more you actually stop and think about it, the more you realise "laziness" isn't really a thing. Tiredness isn't lazy, and "not having the right biology" isn't lazy, so what even is "lazy"?

It wasn't supposed to last this long - it was meant to be 7 years so there were no real big investments needed (or provided for). Those trains which were 7 years old and basically new at the start are now pushing 25, without any refurbs!

They just kept incrementing it by 2 years at a time!

Fun fact - CrossCountry is currently in year 19 of their quick, 7-year, short-term franchise 🙃

Why would I be mean to someone who so efficiently keeps out draughts!

How is he going to narrate with a dick in his mouth???

"spiders bobby is an outlier and should not have been counted"

Oh I know, this all happened years ago. I just lost interest and ended up spoiling it for myself - sad, I know :(

I got to it and was just no longer interested in the game. I didn't want to subject myself to those feelings of dread, horror and jumpscares. And I do resent the devs for that. The cosmic horror of the base game was great, we didn't need cheap survival horror gimmicks

And like it tastes delicious!

Out of principal I will only browse sites like that in private browsing mode, because fuck them

I do not believe at this point we even have the time for nuclear as a stop-gap - given how long it is taking to spin up Hinckley C and Sizewell, versus how quickly we've thrown up wind farms in the North Sea, I don't buy the argument

(that's 1969 - 1996, 27 years, vs 1996 - 2025 which is 29 years - it's not even a close thing)

This is the one I use - ebay.us/m/FCPJd4

If your dimethicone (this stuff) is too thick, mix it with some cyclomethicone till it isn't. Idk where to get that, but I do know that this stuff has a good consistency

Oh my God you've reminded me of my (ground floor) flatmate who was so desperate for TV that he went to B&Q, bought a rooftop aerial and suspended it with string from the false ceiling in his room. Thing must have taken up 1/3rd of all space, but it meant he could watch Countdown so...

Yeah, smartphones happened while I was there - at the start nobody had them and by the end we all did, got mine in 2nd year

The WiFi we had was shit, and I remember having to get special dispensation from the IT department of the uni if you wanted to connect a games console to the ethernet ports

I'm not *that* much younger than you, I was an early adopter and it was 2009/10!