What are some good indies from the past few years? Most of my most placed indie games are over a decade old by now.

I'd say life got significantly better after leaving school, absolutely don't miss it.

Vaccine microchip activation relay.

That or look into living underground.

Why though? Its a toilet. Couldn't they just say the sign is only suggested genders. Women can clean men's toilets still.

For operators though, so if you own it no tracking is fine. Operators are probably already tracking everything profitable anyway.

I like that one a lot actually. Then you also have drunk lorry drivers who will never see the light of day again.

I just looked up housing sites in the US, apparently Zillow is popular. Texas is a big state and stuck my house price in as an upper limit.

First result is fucking huge. It has more bathrooms than I have bedrooms. And its in a place I have heard of despite living on another continent. Most people 50+ miles away will have never even heard of the town I live in.

This is what you consider to be a bad housing market?

Edit: scrolling through more. They look very soulless, but are fucking massive. Why do so many have the garage door as the main front and centre of the house with the actual door tucked off to the side?

But cats are cheaper than RAM, and they will love you more than RAM ever could.

Couldn't they also just not do that? Surely the law doesn't require them to hire someone to police the toilets.

Gender neutral toilets could also get around it surely. Worked in multiple places with them and no one has ever cared.

School put me off going to uni. I don't need to spend even more hours learning about the fucking benefits and drawbacks of token ring networks.

Government tripling the cost of uni compared to the year before me was also a lot of it. Didn't learn to drive because insurance alone was £2k which I didn't have. Now you want me to spend £9k a year? Haha, nope.

They tried to make it sound better by saying its like the cost of going to Starbucks every day. That put me off Starbucks too.

Surely having an employment history with jobs lasting more than a month also proves that?

How's that work for people from countries that don't have highschool transcripts (and wtf even are those?)

I was thinking that. Its way above the minimum wage in the UK and we bought a house a few years ago on that just fine.

Not even that low cost of an area really, just cheaper than around London. Move away from the big cities and its much more affordable. Why would you want to live in a big city anyway with the higher air pollution? Not getting a car also helped save a lot of money, cycle everywhere instead.

"I need to live in London because of the jobs!" - You stack shelves in Tesco, that isn't a job worth living in London for.

Look up Avebury if you want a stone circle you can actually go around. Much larger and there is a pub in the middle of it. If you like hill walking there are also the white horses

I know a few guys who came out as gay, they seem pretty happy.

Sounds cool but I'm already pretty near the original stone henge, grew up in Wiltshire.

Just prop up some big rocks in a really big circle and call it a day, then go to the pub.

I grew up not far from stone henge, although Avebury is the better stone circle. It has a pub in the middle of it and I could cycle there from home. Been on a night hike around it too.

Pay is OK for me in the UK, our minimum wage is decent. But if I try and use a toilet everyone will argue about it.

I remember mocking Americans over a decade ago for such toilet arguments...