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This is what one of the stations looks like:
This is what one of the stations looks like:
There are stations on Anglesey where you have to stick your arm out to hail the train, and the only two routes they lie on are served by the kind of 1970s DMU like you mentioned on its way to Chester or a Pendelino on its way to London or something.
I used to know someone who learnt Dutch from age 60, and granted he’s very sharp, but if he can do that, I’m sure you can do this.
Not catchy enough! Though you can shorten it to “crap syndrome”.
It’ll be awkward when they discover a new syndrome where your head explodes and the name’s already taken.
If you decide to use Mastodon afterwards, there’s an instance where a bot reposts everything a given Twitter account posts called bird.makeup.
You don’t, but I do!
I like the implication that there’s a third state of neither hentai nor non-hentai games.
Rhymes with “vague” (not how Canadians say “vague” though).
Let’s see Paul Allen’s card.
Very similar to my own system!
That’s not how we say Craig in the rest of the world!
I used to have a category called “maybe pile” but it didn’t make sense to me to stick it near the top.
Edit: same with one called “abandon all hope ye who enter here”.
They’re games we’ve not got around to yet or not finished yet, whereas the “would play” is ones we’re more or less done with but might come back to in the distant future. We don’t get to do it very often because we live in different timezones and he’s got two young chiddlers.
I do like the use of square brackets to abuse the alphabetisation.
I did also use to have lists for my laptop and hand-me-down PC, and one called “need a better computer”, but my laptop’s since given up the ghost and I have a better computer.
Ah, don’t worry, I’m often paralysed by choice despite my system.
Achter is like aft or after (as in behind); meer is like mere (as in a lake). Aftermere would be an English bastardisation of the name.