I think I have an understanding why winter is popular in the North.In Finland at summer it is not the ants that ruin your picnic...its mosquitoes. And they make you their picnic feast
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"You know nuffin', John Ant."
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“It’s so good that it looks bad”
It’s a possibility. No doubt.
Or, bear with me here, perhaps it is a broken mess because CIG is incompetent (or perhaps even fraudulent, or both) to deliver what has been already sold.
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Pure nightmare fuel. The unintentional horror they've managed to produce is truly something I've never seen before. There is some solid gold in SC bugs for a horror film maker. Oscar winning, best new writer in horror just waiting for someone to introduce it to the masses.Star Citizen is a broken mess because it's the greatest game ever made...
Round and round the pretzel goes
Sounds like the Scottish Highlands to me. It’s hypothesised (by me) that the Orkneys and Shetlands were colonised because the wind blows all the midges away, and this was considered a fair trade.In Finland at summer it is not the ants that ruin your picnic...its mosquitoes. And they make you their picnic feast
Yup, very few midgies up here...since there isn't a day we don't have wind and there's no trees or sheltered bits for them to lurk under. Compared to the 'meanbh-cuileag' hell of the highlands where I grew up...this is a paradise
As for midgies (Scottish variety)...did you know that it's only the pregnant females that bite and they never fly any further than 50m from the fresh water puddles or damp soil where they hatched? For every 2m of Scottish soil, there averages around half a billion midgie eggs. They also spend most of their lifespan as larva, once they pupate, their average lifespan of flying and biting things is only 1 to 2 days...it's the one insect we have in Scotland that by all rules of nature, truly belongs in Australia...
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Yeah - but in those few days they can make life utterly miserable
We’ll be in the Lairig Ghru this summer, and I fully expect we’ll get half-eaten on the way. Still a more enjoyable experience than running SC on a SATA HDD of course.
We’ll be in the Lairig Ghru this summer, and I fully expect we’ll get half-eaten on the way. Still a more enjoyable experience than running SC on a SATA HDD of course.
The story of Star Citizen development gets better with every patch.Is this more or less "never seen before" than making elevators work?
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Moving down to Ayrshire coast in my mid teens was a revelation, I assumed everyone had them!Yup, very few midgies up here...since there isn't a day we don't have wind and there's no trees or sheltered bits for them to lurk under. Compared to the 'meanbh-cuileag' hell of the highlands where I grew up...this is a paradise
As for midgies (Scottish variety)...did you know that it's only the pregnant females that bite and they never fly any further than 50m from the fresh water puddles or damp soil where they hatched? For every 2m of Scottish soil, there averages around half a billion midgie eggs. They also spend most of their lifespan as larva, once they pupate, their average lifespan of flying and biting things is only 1 to 2 days...it's the one insect we have in Scotland that by all rules of nature, truly belongs in Australia...
Pooping tech will unlock the future adult diaper tech. As soon as that is in the floodgates are gonna open!!!
I can't wait.
PTU commutes are rough...
(Odds just rose that we're gonna see a carriage full of neatly sitting passengers plunge into the planet at some point though
)Why on earth would I - or anyone - have to sit on a public transport seat in a Space Game?
They are the most mingingest of the minging.
They are the most mingingest of the minging.
Its amazing all the rituals SC players are meant to go through to ensure they don't encounter bugs.
Wait for floors to render, wait for lifts to render, don't hit Esc, sit in chairs before train starts moving....
Its like when in Blackadder someone mentions the Scottish play.
Wait for floors to render, wait for lifts to render, don't hit Esc, sit in chairs before train starts moving....
Its like when in Blackadder someone mentions the Scottish play.
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Got it. I never thought Scotland was so damp. Finland, yes, with all the water bodies.Yup, very few midgies up here...since there isn't a day we don't have wind and there's no trees or sheltered bits for them to lurk under. Compared to the 'meanbh-cuileag' hell of the highlands where I grew up...this is a paradise
As for midgies (Scottish variety)...did you know that it's only the pregnant females that bite and they never fly any further than 50m from the fresh water puddles or damp soil where they hatched? For every 2m of Scottish soil, there averages around half a billion midgie eggs. They also spend most of their lifespan as larva, once they pupate, their average lifespan of flying and biting things is only 1 to 2 days...it's the one insect we have in Scotland that by all rules of nature, truly belongs in Australia...
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Saw this somewhere out in the wild, hadn´t realized that apparently Star Citizen not only has the record for the most money spent in a video game development ever, but also for the most expensive entertainment thing ever:
en.wikipedia.org
List of most expensive films - Wikipedia
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People say that it's always raining in Scotland. This is not true. Sometimes it snows.
I hear that about England usually.