I keep getting comments from different people, who are complete strangers. They’re always word for word the same. It’s something like “Hey I wanted to message you but your DMs are closed. My friend wants to chat, here’s their Snapchat. insert username.”
One thing I want to see in Ahsoka s2: Ezra has to make a crack that Zeb stinks when they reunite. Just like how he did in Spark of Rebellion.
I’ve noticed he can knock teenage Ezra on his ass with it but he quickly walks it off, but then knocks adult stormtroopers and imp officers clean out. Can he control it or does it just depend on how long you’re zapped for?
Take a look at this theory: Kitty lied about not going to the wedding. She DID go but wanted Puss to stop beating himself up over what happened.
I think one of my favorite “just accept it” ideas from the early black ops games is how old some of the cast were while still serving active duty. Woods for example was 59 years old during the invasion of Panama. I get that it’s just a video game but nobody would ever be serving active duty at that age.
Is Mel Gibson’s The Patriot accurate? For example, did the British deliberately target civilians who supported the militia? There was a scene where a bunch of militia sympathizers get locked in a church by the British, who proceed to burn it to the ground. Did they really do things like that?
In the walking dead, a guy named Randall falls off a roof and impales his knee on a wrought iron fence. Hershel initially wants to amputate but after a pack of zombies appears, Rick chooses to rip the leg off the fence. Though Randall is able to walk after surgery, he has a severe limp. In a regular medical setting, could doctors fix the wound or would he be stuck with a limp for the rest of his life?
I think I posted this here a while back but here it is again. I did a wanted poster for my OC in a story I’m writing. All in full aurebesh!
In Andor, Cassian is sent to a prison called Narkina 5. The guards don’t carry weapons, instead relying on control via an electrified floor. The “hot” and “cold” comes in 3 levels of increasing power. Would that be considered cruel and unusual punishment in, say the US prison system?
I’ve never watched GOT or any of Rory McCann’s work. Will he do Ray Stevenson justice as he takes over as Baylan Skoll?
I’m a huge nerd for the paranormal and legends and such. What’s the reasoning for the rules of Appalachia? Example: don’t whistle in the woods, ignore calls for your name, close your blinds before dark etc.
Would you guys watch a series starring Eman Esfandi as Ezra, showing what he was doing on Peridia for all those years?