Yeah I play civ 6 a lot, my wife and I have thousands of hours combined. People have bosrd game nights we have civ nights.
I can’t see us upgrading any time soon unless there’s something spectacular but even then going from 5 to 6 was hard work
Now just edit your post to “Sorry this post has been removed by the creator”
And so close to 300 years old
But only yours, the rest of us have perfectly organised old cable boxes, ps1 cord, OG xbox cables. Don’t have either console anymore but you never know when those cords might come in handy
Actually science did explain it
Simply, there’s only one way for all cables to not be tangled.
However there are millions of ways for them to be tangled.
Odds are tangle every time
I love reading Trump quotes, and then it cheers me up even more to think that their are Americans who eat this gibberish up like gospel.
Fuck I’m glad I’m not American
That last paragraph reads like something he’s rehearsed for when he gets lost on topic though.
So I know my wife still uses Reddit, if the dead internet theory is to be believed either she’s a bot or I’m a bot…
Can someone help me click this box?
Emails from a website every day? Fuck that I would rather pay to stop them (hyperbole)
So pokemon from my youth would be rated R18 today haha.
Loot boxes etc all should be nuked from orbit though
God
If he’s real (I don’t think so)
Yeah 10 years ago a qualified tradesmen in my industry was paid average 45 an hour, now that same level of experience is about 48 an hour.
In that time the cheap bread went from 50 cents to 3 dollars.
I told my boss I would need a raise years ago when bread went to 85 cents he laughed.
I struggled like fuck as an apprentice then thought I was doing well, now days I couldn’t imagine being an apprentice living on your own etc.
In iceage Sid gets in a fight with a stick or something right and starts on about Dafoe.
Is that just me miss hearing?
I recognise I could google but this is engagement
Doesn’t seem like solid news.
It needs more detail
"According to China’s state broadcaster CCTV, via Reuters, researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences discovered that minerals in the lunar soil contain large amounts of hydrogen. Heated to very high temperatures, the soil reacts to other elements. The chemical reaction produces water vapor that can then be collected.
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The scientists say they can produce about 51-76 kg (112 – 168 pounds) of water. That’s more than a hundred 500ml (17.6 ounces) bottles of water, and it might be enough to cover the daily drinking water consumption of 50 people.
According to most recommendations, humans need to drink at least 2 liters (70.4 ounces) of water per day. It’s unclear whether one ton of lunar soil would be enough. We get water from food sources, but those would also need water for processing.
Also, it’s unclear what sort of energy is required to produce water or what “other elements” are used to create the chemical reactions that make the water vapors. These are key details for turning the water creation process into a process that can be easily reproduced on the Moon and other places."
Even in Australia, 2 dollars of chips as a kid was enough for my mum brother and I, especially between some bread.
Now to be comparable you need 15 dollars worth.
If I could buy it with coins found on the ground in a day and can’t now it’s gone up far too much
But how will we not know which way to read it if you make it all make sense
Cheers mate. Good thing the votes here don’t matter
Haha I live in a majorly aboriginal town being aboriginal myself and honestly it’s a shit show.
But your comment made me imagine me my family and everyone around wearing trousers and shirts watering our lawns with picket fences haha
Really tickles me
Depends if you use your tools to make money.
I do, so I spend good money on good quality with good warranty.
In Australia that’s snappon for hand tools and Milwaukee for power tools.
It costs me a lot of time if I have to go back and buy a broken tool again.
Time is money
When I was learning to ride, my dad bent mt training wheels up so the bike would still turn and the wheels would only touch if you started to fall over a fair way.