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@sw_holocron That's easy! IV, V, VI, and maybe Rogue One. The rest is garbage.

Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau on their preferred Star Wars watch order: Filoni: “There's no wrong way to watch Star Wars. I don't really have a bias. I think it's really up to the parents, and I wouldn’t make that choice for them. Probably, at this point, I would say start with one. I mean, I’ll just ask George. I wouldn't second-guess the maker.” Favreau: “I feel like [Episode] IV [to start with]. I like watching it in the order I watched it in, but it might be because that's how I saw it. [Episode] IV drops you right in the middle of it. It'll be interesting now with the re-release of IV coming out next year. But I think it also builds the tone. Even though chronologically it's one through nine, the technology of the filmmaking and the voice of the storyteller have changed. So I actually think that the order that they released it, I still back that." (Source: collider.com/what-order-to-…)

@histories_arch Either the entire photo is AI generated or the shit colorization job makes it look that way. Regardless, the image is terrible and the badly written AI article is worse...

An iconic 1945 photo shows American soldier Ivan Babcock jokingly wearing the Crown of the Holy Roman Empire... Private First Class Ivan Babcock (29 at the time), a member of the Army's 165th Signal Photo Company. The photo was taken inside a mine in Siegen, Germany, which the Nazis had used as a secret storage facility to protect precious works of art from bombing. April 1945, near the end of WWII. Babcock wrote in his diaries that he wore the crown as a joke, despite sensing the object's incredible historical significance. The original image is in black and white and was digitally colored by Julius Jääskeläinen. The Crown of the Holy Roman Empire. The relic, also known as the Reichskrone, is one of the most important jewels in European history. It was probably made in 10th Century (962 AD) for the coronation of Otto I. It has a unique octagonal structure, is made of gold and decorated with 144 precious stones (including sapphires, emeralds, and amethysts) and pearls. It was the official crown used for the coronations of the Holy Roman Emperors until 1792. Today, it is kept in the Imperial Treasury at the Hofburg Palace in Vienna, Austria. © Colorized History #archaeohistories

@icyveins "After years of asking?" Are you trapped in an event horizon or something? Housing hasn't even been out for a year yet!

@SilverLTC @earthcurated *Deep-seated

@earthcurated Wasn't it like a couple days ago, I saw something about how the sound of birds is like a deep, seeded, atmospheric sound rooted into soothing our brains. Now, we have the ocean. The planet is like tuning fork for your soul.

"Low-frequency rhythms of ocean waves can slow your heart rate and activate the parasympathetic nervous system, signaling deep safety to the body. At times, nothing resets the nervous system more gently than the ancient lullaby of the sea."

@DeadGoatGaming @archeohistories Someone is definitely being stabbed, but not by a spear. A flesh spear, maybe...

@archeohistories Thats very clearly someone veing stabbed in the back and unable to reach the spear. Elbows and feet are all backwards. Unless the position of the gentuals changed from the rear to the front this is most likely not a sex scene but a historical or fantasy fight/action story.

Cave painting, on red ochre, depicting a sex scene - Dated back about 10,000 years - These cave records, painted or engraved on rocky walls, are graphic forms of communication used by prehistoric groups that inhabited the region of the Serra da Capivara National Park, the largest museum open air of Latin America, with about 940 archaeological sites, located in São Raimundo Nonato, southern region of Piauí, Brazil. The oldest representation of cave art in the Serra is 29,000 years old, "that is, when it began in Europe and Africa, it began here as well," says the French-Brazilian archaeologist Niede Guidon, who dedicated his life to researching the Capivara Mountain. © Paulista Institute of Archaeology #archaeohistories

@ToriatheistTori Because he's a sick, murderous, jealous, sadistic, narcissistic, hateful control freak not deserving of anyone's adulation.

@Kinza1278 First, bring him to the hospital because he is missing fingers. Second, I see a couple of cows and a whole lot of bullshit. -18

My son just made this he told me to show you guys give it a score of 1-10

@NativeAmericn_ That's disingenuous; he did discover it for those that didn't know it was there. Just like I can go out for a random drive and discover a restaurant I didn't previously know existed, filled with patrons. Were they there first? Yes, but it's still a new discovery for me.

@oelma__ Absolutely! I have never listened to any of it up until this point, so going forward the same way shouldn't be too difficult...

If someone were to offer you $100 million to never listen to Beyoncé's country music ever again, could you honestly take it..

@avi7576 204

Can you solve this?

@AstronomyVibes I would ask, very nicely, for them to destroy us all. We don't deserve to be saved.

If aliens gave you one chance to prove that humanity deserves to be saved — and you could show them only two things — what would you choose?

@mauryaji143 And

Riddle me this 👇 What am I..?

@renabaddie_ There is a dog and a cat. No ghost (what do they look like, anyway?) No skull, though I suppose cats and dogs both have skulls, if you want to get technical about it

If you are right-brained, you will see a Ghost. If you are left-brained, you will see an Skull. ​What do you see?

@Sassafrass_84 Myself, because I don't want to die in a fiery conflagration.

Um... Do I have to save anybody? I choose me. 👀 Ok, ok. I guess AOC.

@DyerbolicalDB -750 days, or about -1,036 if you count my time spent in utero.

Let's hear it

@honeymoon250 I HOPE that isn't true...

SO FAR NO ONE HAS FOUND THE WORD IN THE BOX. You deserve $1,850 if you can.

@KingTunde_SZN 67, but it's upside down.

What number do you see? RT LEVEL- VERY HARD Nobody is yet to find the number 👀 Correct answer wins $5,000 Ends 72hrs

@MortisFM_ It's garbage. It looks like a drunk Slipknot fan boy attempt at being edgy. That dude would be shopping at Hot Topic well into his 40's, if they had them in a galaxy far, far away.

The Stranger’s Helmet is a top 5 helmet design in all of Star Wars😶 I don’t make the rules

@tolkienzone No, but it's still badass.

Is Peter Jackson’s Balrog faithful to Tolkien’s book?

@Naked_MAGA @PhysInHistory Clearly, when whackos like this about, there is absolutely no purpose or sense to the universe.

God placed them there in The Firmament for our amazement and wonder. They also help keep our calendar/time. Part of God’s Clock. What you are showing is a CGI picture. Stars really look like this with a high powered zoom Nikon P1000. Note how they appear like they are in or through water….the waters above The Firmament.

In your opinion, does the universe have a purpose ? ✍️