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Skip to 39:10 to learn that Tie Fighter engines are the sound of Elephants (the whole 42minutes is enlightening though)
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Bit odd they seem to be getting younger in appearance as well.
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A well written song for these troubled times.
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Be wary of leaving one start reviews, just in case.....
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I started following Arnold Shwarzenneger on Facebook recently. He has posted some really interesting, funny content but this latest video is great.
So down to earth celebrating his long time relationship with his best friend
Watch this, a few years old but still worth watching. You may need a facebook profile to access: https://www.facebook.com/arnold/videos/10154546937816760/
So down to earth celebrating his long time relationship with his best friend
Watch this, a few years old but still worth watching. You may need a facebook profile to access: https://www.facebook.com/arnold/videos/10154546937816760/
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Looking forward to season 2.
I would link the dolphin scene, but I don't think it's family friendly...
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Have you ever looked at an ebike and thought "That would be just the thing for making a full size full auto machinecrossbow"?
Me neither, but Joerg Sprave did and made one.
Me neither, but Joerg Sprave did and made one.
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Skip to 39:10 to learn that Tie Fighter engines are the sound of Elephants (the whole 42minutes is enlightening though)
On a slightly related note, I was recently watching a video on how to measure an animal for a medieval saddle and why it's so important, even more so than it is for a modern saddle. The channel is particularly good because it's run by a person who has the money and interest to go full medieval. They have a stable of horses they've trained for different medieval roles, two full plate harnesses (one for horseback, one for foot), an estate to go riding in and gather materials used in medieval England for cooking, making ink, etc. Another historical youtuber made a video speculating about the issues involved in using a two-handed weapon from horseback. So this guy got some of his two-handed weapons, mounted one of his warhorses and tried it for real. In this video, they're measuring their war mule for a medieval saddle. "War mule" sounded weird to me, but they've made a few videos on mules and why they were so popular in the past. Mules can be far bigger than I thought they could be, bigger than many horses.
For the bit that's slightly related to Star Wars sampling elephants for engine noises, skip to 3:40 and listen to the noise of mule getting a bit stroppy. Then imagine dozens or hundreds of that from war mules that are about to charge you.
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