Absolutely, but calling it a reference implies that it was intentional by the writer, which seems unlikely considering what he’s said about such things.
Not everything needs to have deep/real-world meaning. As i recall, Tolkien really didn’t like people ascribing such things to his writing. They’re just stories and should be treated as such.
I asked her about it, and she said that she won’t hijack the community from the existing team, but she’d be willing to point people to a community made alternative if it spins up. Not necessarily the decision i would have made, but i understand and respect it.
This is how it showed up on my feed, perfect post for that to happen to
Someone had a stroke in the middle of that second sentence, either me or the author.
The whole point of doing it this way is that it doesn’t need to be maintained. Once it’s full you just fill the tunnels up (probably with dirt and/or rock) and close them off and you’re good, it’ll sit there for those 100,000 years.
Had me in the first half, not gonna lie
Except there’s nothing left after the purge
he did become the richest man in rome off it, so it would seem so.
Very much agreed. It’s long but was interesting throughout and lays plain some very concerning facts about BBC top brass.
Also to be fair, that was 300 years ago.
just a cyber dystopia, missed out on the punk
Jesse welles is a treasure, especially love his song war isn’t murder. He’s also on spotify (and maybe other platforms, don’t know about that).
Should probably be marked nsfw, that is a double dickhead after all
Time to see anime go back to being a niche thing for weebs only i guess
I’m more worried about her having mutation potions (and them working instantly, but that’s more expected), they better have a damn good reason for her body not melting
I can imagine it might be a tad difficult to produce processors on a nanometer scale if the entire building is shaking violently.