@Jenayah You are Fleur because French girl criticizing British food. Fleur is Voldemort because similar description. Voldemort is Alex because of your famous "unsufferable" comment. Hence you are me.
@Jenayah Sorry, just trying to prove I'm not sick.
If you are a regular reader of Mi Yodeya you may have noticed that I often cite the Soncino translation of the Talmud in my answers (and questions for that matter). One distinctive feature of the Soncino translation is that they translate Mishnah content in all capitals, while the translation of ...
I don't understand how Steve...
But I guess this is because I'm confused about how the time travel works in Endgame. Specifically this one question:
Does Hulk (or whoever is operating the machine) pull people out of the past, or do they leave on their own accord?
It seems to be implied that ...
There's a close reason for it, and a reminder on the page.
The point is that if someone asks "what should I do?" the question gets closed, and the person is told to ask a rabbi in person. The Meta question is saying that when he asks his rabbi, the rabbi tells him to ask it on Mi Yodeya. So now he's stuck.
@TheLethalCarrot I don't think it's a dupe of the dupe of the dupe (but the dupe of the dupe is a dupe, that I won't deny). As said above the not-dupe-yet is about mechanisms (like, device mechanisms), not implications (like, paradox, timelines being wrecked and stuff). — Jenayah35 secs ago
@Alex rabbi loop!
Also sorry for the phrasing @TheLethalCarrot but couldn't resist :P
@Jenayah I just feel like we should encourage askers to edit all these sorts of questions to ask about origins or inspiration. This "first of" framework causes problems almost every time.
@SQB I'm visiting Western Netherlands from 2019-05-11/2019-05-21. I like touristy places and museusm, so I won't entirely skip Amsterdam, but I will spend most of the week in Rotterdam. I'll also visit Utrecht, and I'm considering to visit Leiden too. I'm in the middle of looking up all the tourist informations, but there's too much of it, because there's so many things to see that I'll only cover a small fraction.
(Not surprising, I've been living in Budapest all my life and there are still many places here that I don't know.)
And yes, that includes a holiday.
Unfortunate, but presumably some museums and other touristy sites will still be open.
I am looking for an old (about sixties or seventies I believe) science fiction novel beginning with a man that after a lot of time trying finally succeeds in levitating a coin or some other small object that starts upwards and disappears through the ceiling.
I read the novel in an italian trans...
I've seen manuscripts and facsimiles of manuscripts here, such as Arany János manuscripts exhibited in OSzK. They look like this commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/… , and note that Arany actually writes in a way that you can read the words, which is unusual. They're boring.
@SQB That may be interesting, yes, but on the other hand, I'll also visit the larger collections of fine art in Amsterdam.
As for Arany and a lot of things I haven't seen in Budapest, I just found out about commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/… this relief of Arany that I somehow missed, or at least I don't recall having seen it. But now that I know where it is, I'll check it out.
If President Trump survived The Snap, what would be his nickname for Thanos?
The Snap took place in 2018 so that means that Trump was the POTUS at that time.
We didn't see any pegasus with Valkyrie in Thor: Ragnarok, and it seemed like Hela had killed them all earlier.
And as Doctor Strange brought people from the same timeline, how did she get the pegasus back?
Well, Wakanda has had vibranium for centuries and their technology is the most advanced in the world. By all rights they should be way ahead of Tony. Yet Tony's suit is at least as capable as T'Challa's though lacking somewhat insofar as cutting vibranium goes.
When Titan sends their people, they're not sending their best. They're not sending you or me. They're bringing Outriders. They're Deviants. And some, I assume, are good people.
You know what vibranium is, right? It's this thing called Ultron, and other things,, like lots of things are done with Vibranium, including some bad things. But nobody talks about that.
Will someone from the Black Order please inform Thanos that I have an Infinity Gauntlet too, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Gauntlet works!
Updated; see examples at the bottom of this question
I've seen many examples of questions that were closed with the reason "Unclear what you're asking" that had received multiple answers. This feels like a "he said/she said" situation: the close voters say the question is too unclear to answer,...
In season 2, episode 6 'The Sound of Thunder' of Star Trek Discovery we learn a few things about the Ba'ul.
So the obvious question is if they are related in some way?
In Mordor, who created the swords for Nazgûl?
As they were kings of men from different places before the became wraiths I'd say that their swords were made by men, but I am not sure.
Voldemort already knew he planned on making 7 Horcruxes - he asked Slughorn specifically about 7 and also the rocks on his window. So, why didn't he know Harry was one? Or surely he knew Harry would end up becoming one, inevitably meaning that he would die in the battle and life was pointless?
Many characters, aside from Harry, were in the same vicinity as Voldemort during the Battle of Hogwarts.
Why then did they make the choice not to fight against him (and what was the effect of that choice)?
Wow, what a great question. You should consult your local orthodox rabbi about it.
I don't understand how Steve...
But I guess this is because I'm confused about how the time travel works in Endgame. Specifically this one question:
Does Hulk (or whoever is operating the machine) pull people out of the past, or do they leave on their own accord?
It seems to be implied that ...
Now that the
will the normal seasons return to the North i.e. summer, spring and autumn?
I am looking for an old (about sixties or seventies I believe) science fiction novel beginning with a man that after a lot of time trying finally succeeds in levitating a coin or some other small object that starts upwards and disappears through the ceiling.
I read the novel in an italian trans...
In Avengers: Endgame,
If President Trump survived The Snap, what would be his nickname for Thanos?
The Snap took place in 2018 so that means that Trump was the POTUS at that time.
We didn't see any pegasus with Valkyrie in Thor: Ragnarok, and it seemed like Hela had killed them all earlier.
And as Doctor Strange brought people from the same timeline, how did she get the pegasus back?
In season 2, episode 6 'The Sound of Thunder' of Star Trek Discovery we learn a few things about the Ba'ul.
So the obvious question is if they are related in some way?
In Mordor, who created the swords for Nazgûl?
As they were kings of men from different places before the became wraiths I'd say that their swords were made by men, but I am not sure.
Voldemort already knew he planned on making 7 Horcruxes - he asked Slughorn specifically about 7 and also the rocks on his window. So, why didn't he know Harry was one? Or surely he knew Harry would end up becoming one, inevitably meaning that he would die in the battle and life was pointless?
Many characters, aside from Harry, were in the same vicinity as Voldemort during the Battle of Hogwarts.
Why then did they make the choice not to fight against him (and what was the effect of that choice)?
Star Wars actor Peter Mayhew, who played Chewbacca in the original trilogy of films, has died at the age of 74.
RIP
