Did Daniel ever do that? I mean he definitely had a thing for past and future hosts, but I don’t remember him getting with a Goa’uld.
Did you think there were more or less?
If that ends up being true, does that mean I should focus on paying off a different credit card or what?
We’ve lost Canada and Mexico already.
I don’t think you’re old enough to be on here bruh.
Honestly I wish I hadn’t done it the first time. I didn’t think it actually would affect the algorithm, and it screwed things up for a bit. It really did help when I stopped watching chud crap though.
It’s a two minute comedy bit.
They sometimes work it into the story a lot. You can usually skip the first 3 pages or so no problem, but other times you have skim through to find relevant details.
Also when the aliens show up you get like a half page to a page describing them (each of them) as if you haven’t read the same thing 30 times.
I get why it’s there, they were written to be accessible for anyone who just picked up book 42 at a yard sale or whatever.
Edit, also the descriptions of every goddamn animal, their instincts, and the morphing process of each. Granted, those actually differ a bit because the process is different everytime, but there’s only so many ways to describe hairy Fly legs exploding from your chest.
Edit:Might as well make it a drinking game at this point, but also explaining what happened to Tobias every book, explaining Tom in at least Jake’s books.
I love taking peoples box fans and cleaning them. It’s not even hard, people just don’t do it and let it suffer.
I meant to say “taking apart”, but I’m leaving it that way because it’s funnier.
My algorithm knows better. It knows I won’t hesitate to delete my history and fuck up its metrics.
“Don’t breathe air, it has sharks in it! BLUE HAS SHARKS IN IT!” -The funny purple man
I mean it definitely happened too quickly, but from I remember it was mostly planets that were formerly under Goa’uld occupation that started using their tech. I never could figure out how her father was some kind of smuggler/swindler since she ended up getting taken as a host and must have been under their rule.
I’ve always been interested to know how the four races ended up losing contact with each other. Actually, how the hell did they even find the Nox to begin with? They only occupy one planet from what I remember.
Has anyone edited those to cut out the redundant explanation sections in every book? It’s not too bad when you’re not binging them, but good lord these were not made to be read right after another.
It really would. Still hoping it’s good.
So before I go to my smart-ass landlord about this, are these films easily removable if necessary?
Edit: Also, when you say full mirrored, do you mean the kind that goes transparent at night or are there kinds that stay that way all the time?
I figured, but when i looked it up a couple people were saying to put it outside, but one of those said double paneled windows would crack if it got too hot, so it might just be those cases.
I wish Star Wars had leaned more heavily into the fantasy side of things for the prequels and sequels. I never really noticed as a kid, but you could honestly replace most of the science stuff in the originals with fantasy aspects very easily.
Giant floating sphere that destroys kingdoms, dragons the rebellions rides, hell even the lightsabers are just magic swords.
Part of the reason the prequels feel so goofy is that they feel like they should be grounded in reality, but the writing is still using fantasy logic. Tell me the Anakin/Padmè romance wouldn’t have felt better if they were in a fantasy movie. You don’t feel the pull of “The Dark side” like you do in the originals for the same reason, you’re just like “dude you just genocided a native tribe, chill the fuck out.”
Legitimately, everything I hear out of Texas makes it sound like fucking Mordor. It’s like everyone there lives to cause as much harm as possible.
Oh right, O’Neill was the one turned into a jaffa.