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Map glitch? Or not much demand for EV charging points east of Greenwich?
NEW MAP MEN VIDEO!!!!! 🗺️
...in which Mark and I play another game of GeoGuessr travelling to the real places. Will Mark get his revenge?
Share and enjoy!
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it was not the final.
Mind you, if he’d asked the same question, I’d have recommended you. So let’s see what happens.
Someone who might know is @politicanimal.bsky.social
Want!
Omelette du fromage
Can you go to prison for the crime of breaking into a prison?
"Trent" is.
Actually more complaints about the map (which I didn't do) than the thirding (which I did do)
MAP COMPLAINTS TO THESE PEOPLE: www.conceptdraw.com/How-To-Guide...
Spose we could just ask @robmanuel.b3ta.com.
Hey, @robmanuel.b3ta.com, where'd you get that map?
Scary thing is, I *WOULD* say I don't think this map, despite its many bizarre tells, is shit enough to be AI. But AI gets less shit every few minutes, so this probably *IS* AI. And I can only tell cos I'm a massive map nerd. We are, like, weeks away from AI not being shit enough for ANYONE to tell!
Alright, while I’m at it… why is “Torksey” (if that IS a real place) on this map?
What have you done to London?! I don’t mind Essex taking Havering back, but can’t we keep Barnet?
this photo leaves little to the imagination
The Amstrad version was a semitone higher, but otherwise exactly the same.
I LOVED this game!
Well, *I* remember it, and I played it loads. But only cos I liked the music. The game was rubbish.
This phenomenal bit of 8-bit music is wasted on an Amstrad game from 1987 that no one remembers.
youtu.be/Y8CMScjD82o?...
Don’t know if this still works, but when I used to get confused about news stories, I’d check Newsround.
Instead of building massive servers that require lots of wasteful energy to cool down, couldn’t we put millions of little servers in living rooms all over Britain to replace our radiators?
She might be impressed by the new Piccadilly line trains when she’s a teenager.
1. Yaaaay!!
2. Loz’s t-shirt looks like a stripy tie.
The Buggles?
Here’s a better photo…
What dis?
While we’re at it, “creatures crawl in search of blood, to terrorise y’all’s neighbourhood” only rhymes if, like Rod Temperton who wrote Thriller, you’re from Grimsby.
