▲ 746 r/LV426
Vintage Aliens standee
My wife's cousin has hung onto this from his theater job 40 years ago.
u/RobertWF_47 — 7 hours ago
▲ 13 r/MilitaryHistory
Did Swiss pike charge into battle?
I'm watching Matt Easton's recent video on the tactics of charging into battle.
https://youtu.be/3lpu\_32BuGY?is=hHgNmXK\_0d8Vbesd
He didn't mention the Swiss pike from the Renaissance era. Didn't they run into battle to quickly move through enemy volleys? Or was it a slower, more ordered pace?
u/RobertWF_47 — 5 days ago
▲ 38 r/Stargate
Which stargate addresses do you think O'Neill gave the Aschen in S5E10 "2001"?
Aside from the black hole gate?
A list of Goa'uld worlds?
u/RobertWF_47 — 2 months ago
▲ 599 r/Stargate
Holy crap, Teal'c with the glider cannon in The Fifth Man!
This episode had a massive cast of extras playing Jaffa.
Didn't recognize which Goa'uld they served but there were a lot of them.
u/RobertWF_47 — 2 months ago
Why not simply eliminate Congressional districts to stop gerrymandering in the U.S.?
Instead of voting only for House candidates in your district, voters select their top choice from all the candidates in their party running for office in their state. Like how Senators are elected.
After ballots are collected, sort the candidates by # of votes received and the top candidates are elected/re-elected to office.
There will be a mix of candidates from urban and rural areas across the political spectrum in each state. Voters are free to select a candidate based in their city or nearby county (if geography is important to their decision). This will guarantee rural areas can receive proper representation.
u/RobertWF_47 — 2 months ago