

Hydrostatic shock can do it easily, if there’s enough kinetic energy in that bolt. And judging by the craters blasters tend to leave, yep
Or we can just enjoy the show.


Hydrostatic shock can do it easily, if there’s enough kinetic energy in that bolt. And judging by the craters blasters tend to leave, yep
Or we can just enjoy the show.


Usually how it works.
Dead people don’t shoot second, after all.


and really, i think it was much better that way.


TPM was the 90’s, they started production in 1997, first in theaters in 99.
and for the record, I was on my third FDM printer. or maybe my second. (depends if you count my dad’s inkjet that I strapped my mom’s hot glue gun to. Just for the record, I did ask if I could have the printer.))


I will never understand why the empire didn’t use captured b1 units as droid labor.
Yes, they’re totally incompetent. But it’s either incompetence or intentional sabotage.


I get that, I was just adding context for people who haven’t seen Rebels. (if anyone hasn’t seen rebels… you should.)


wait until you realize that, in AoTC, when Obi and Ani are going up to Padme’s pad, Padme remembers (and is excited to see) Obi and totally didn’t know who Anakin was until Darth Jar jar called out 'Annie!"
they were totally knocking boots.
Edit: also you can see anakin-the-dumbfuck finally putting it together in RotS.
Edit2, also notice how she was far less excited when Obi was there on business.


Sure. Edit: the geonosians were genocided after the clone wars when they were used to start construction on the Death Star and genocided to hide it by the empire.


do we even have a full count of all the genocides?
Was Vader involved in the genosian genocide, too?


Feed it through a coffee grinder and mix it with similarly powdered aluminum.
Then set that on fire (bonus points for doing it on lake ice. That’s fun!)
Oh. Uh. Not that kind of rust?
outta curiosity, where do you think Facebook learned it from?
I’d piss on nVidia, though.
Especially if I had a massive amount of asparagus.
It’s not likely to do much with a good fire, it, eh, it’s gonna make them smell nasty.
There’s a significant number of men who don’t realize marital rape is even a thing, here in the US.
So they completely agree that “rape of any kind” should be criminalized, as well as going home and raping their wives cuz “god said so.”


Interesting. If he really felt that way, he probably could have called off his cocksucker. I mean. really.


The asshole priests, too.
“Wait? This worked?!”
So much effort it requires a group?
Lol.
what’s really fun, is they put the red circle UNDER anakin’s profile pic thingy.
that’s a lot of effort.


/sigh
Because things have always been the way they are today.
The point I’m making that you’re either ignoring or that you’re not understanding is that Rolex’s weren’t always so expensive, especially when you consider they’re mechanical and not digital, extract power from your wrist’s motion and have been known to run decades without any maintenance all in extreme conditions… and all that at a time when your cheap five dollar watch didn’t even fucking exist, and has never been able to replicate it’s endurance. Rolexes started as the affordable-but-reliable option and became the highly-valued, expensive pieces they are today because of their utility.
Completely unlike lambo supercars, which have always been temu ferrari, and catered to a very select group of stupid people.
that you think rolexes fail just demonstrates you don’t actually know what a rolex is, or who used them. and that’s okay. but don’t sit there and pretend like your $5 cheap piece of crap whose band will break inside a month is comparable. It’s laughably not.


rolexes are actually extremely well made, though. that’s why they became so well-valued.
They were the watches people used because they were reliable and bomb-proof. (sometimes literally.)
BTW, Arch is awesome.
( actually, i use Manjaro. but it’s based on arch. so that still counts, right?)