Bus stop.

Bus.

Pretty sure if the bus went at it fast enough backwards it would do better than some clown and his size 11s

I used to mine them with cpu / GPU.

I bought a bottle of Jim beam for 25 BTC lol.

Cpm mids for days

He said game, not crack sir.

Cackles in 5700 hours worth

This is the correct way to do it.

Boil the water first, pour it in the bottom, place coffee in section on top, screw on top part, heat till it brews out the too, then remove from heat as soon as it’s done.

You wrote the article?

No Factorio either.

This article may as well have been written by AI.

List is horse shit

No Factorio.

Ah the good old “korn_music_vide.wmv” that immediately cuts to someone in an orange jump suit on their knees.

Korn really getting intense with the new music videos

HL3.

As an ex kiwi bro, the only thing out to get you in NZ is … … …

Mods. The hours come from that.

I started with just bobs mods. Vanilla takes me 15-30 hours. Bobs it’s about 60. If you have never tried mods, and want to make the game a little bit more (and have already finished vanilla), bobs is an excellent start.

Next is Bob + angels. Combined this dials up the complexity, base size, and forces you to think a bit more. 120 hours to finish

Seablock - this takes the above and forces you to work with no space at all - very cool. But long. 300 hours.

Space exploration. 500 hours for this.

I did 5500 hours, then stopped at the time of announcement.

This way it will be fresh n magical.

Dream of blue chips

Looks like a boob to me…

Sorry to bother you (great movie, worth a watch) on steroids.

“Yeah I lost my job again, so back onto the phones”

From when it was posted yesterday…

Cat is named crumbs. It’s 38 pounds in this pic.

He is now on a diet.

And the moderators have beards. Women too

Or it could be voice lines for their other new game that is currently in “invite your friends” beta.

I know!

The previous manager was best mates with him and let it slide hard.

Here, the money for things like that needs to be put aside to cover it so that if the company does go bust they aren’t in the lurch.

In the end it worked out ok for all.

However, some (all?) states give the employer the right to force you to use them if you build up too many days.

Source: had to deal with a guy on a team I inherited that had built up a bank of 63 weeks (annual plus long service). He did not want to be forced to take them. He politely reminded him that by law they can, so we worked out a payment plan where he took 3 months off a year to catch up. He will celebrate 40 years at the company in a few months.