it should technically count as Mr. Pilkey did work on them. Sadly i can only find the classic cover for book 1 but i have found the more modern editions have differing illustrator (for some eason)
I currently got this as the tentative legal disclaimer: This book is a work of fiction where aside from the quotes of various historical theologians any resemblance to actual historical events, location, & people, alive or dead, are purely coincidental.
Context: basically i am working on a theological sci-fi where i plan to make it about a monk talking about his experiences as a soldier during the 1st Galactic War (tentative war title) & he quotes from theologians that relate to his regrets when fighting in the war.
Thanks in advance & God bless.
Just curious
Link for every time it appears on his show & I apologize for the crackling in the recording as it is the best quality upload i could find of it
Proof that is a real book
I don't have $500 Canadian to blow on a Soul Of Chogokin so i was wondering if there is any cheaper option. It doesn't need to be diecast. I just would like the ability to use them separately & well as in robot mode
Context: Eusebius of Caesarea wrote a book cataloging church history up to the 4th century (which was present day when he was writing) & notably quotes from a bunch of earlier sources we no longer have making Historia Ecclesiastica a very valuable resource to read up on the Early church.
Context: In chapter 88 of Dialogue with Trypho there is a detail that Justin Martyr mentions not is any of the 4 gospels: when Jesus had gone to the river Jordan, where John was baptizing, and when He had stepped into the water, a fire was kindled in the Jordan and when He came out of the water, the Holy Ghost came on Him like a dove
According my research this is Part 1 of an 11 part (so far) series & thought it was worth sharing
just curious
I remember seeing it years ago & would love to see it again.
Here's one of my favourite action movies of all time
The year 1999 corresponds to the French version while the English dub came out in the UK in 2000 so i wasn't sure which to put so i did both
just curious as while i prefer Robotech as its 3 original shows however I plan to watch it with my dad (who insists on English dubbed of anything foreign that isn't originally with German audio) & i'd prefer to show him the 1980s cut over the 2000s version as i personally whenever i watch a westernized dub (of any film or TV show) I prefer to see the dub as they originally cut it so I can accurately compare it to the original if possible. I know there's a yellow set released in Australia that I know is the remastered version (because it says it on the packaging) but I am unsure of this Australian set is remastered as I'm considering buying if is the 1980s cut as it is a more compact release than what we got in North America. Additionally I have checked the Robotech wiki annoying it only has info on NA home video releases & a few VHS & LDs of Robotech The Untold Story
Thought it might interest y'all
https://rq87.flyingomelette.com/RQ/C/YYH/a.html
It is hosted by https://randomhoohaas.net
Often in casual conversation I hear it used it used interchangably but among my freinds they p there is some differeces but they won't tell me so I'm not entirely sure. Thanks in advance
Story Time: I first saw Thunerbirds on VHS at school from the French teacher (as we are required by law to learn French in English schools in Canada) & i noticed that after the episode ended (I forget which one) that many of the credits matched with Invaders From The Deep (a.k.a. Stingray) which I had seen over the summer break.
P.S. If any one you want to see the VHS cover of the version i rented of Invaders From The Deep you can see it in the comment section