RDHicks
@dingoesrock.bsky.social
Non welsh speaking welshman... but trying to learn!
Love my scifi, fantasy and biographical books.
Team Mclaren for sure! #F1
Love my scifi, fantasy and biographical books.
Team Mclaren for sure! #F1
February 18, 2025 at 10:12 PM
How I think I look when listening to 16 Sunsets (@16sunsets.bsky.social)
a united states space shuttle is sitting on the ground
ALT: a united states space shuttle is sitting on the ground
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February 16, 2025 at 7:58 AM
How I think I look when listening to 16 Sunsets (@16sunsets.bsky.social)
Not long started listening to 16 Sunsets (@16sunsets.bsky.social)
This has to be one of the best podcast series I've had the fortunate luck to stumble across.
The storytelling, the music, and the sheers scale of the whole shuttle program is captured incredibly!
Can't wait til the next episode!
This has to be one of the best podcast series I've had the fortunate luck to stumble across.
The storytelling, the music, and the sheers scale of the whole shuttle program is captured incredibly!
Can't wait til the next episode!
a picture of a space shuttle taking off with the website q-bit.tumblr.com in the bottom right corner
ALT: a picture of a space shuttle taking off with the website q-bit.tumblr.com in the bottom right corner
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February 16, 2025 at 7:57 AM
Not long started listening to 16 Sunsets (@16sunsets.bsky.social)
This has to be one of the best podcast series I've had the fortunate luck to stumble across.
The storytelling, the music, and the sheers scale of the whole shuttle program is captured incredibly!
Can't wait til the next episode!
This has to be one of the best podcast series I've had the fortunate luck to stumble across.
The storytelling, the music, and the sheers scale of the whole shuttle program is captured incredibly!
Can't wait til the next episode!
30 years old!
From the moment the opening sequence starts to the end credits I was in awe of the scale of this movie.
Even now I love how this movie handed the reigns to the TNG crew.
Also, how can we not mention..
"Lifeforms, tiny little lifeforms"
#StarTrek #StarTrekGenerations
From the moment the opening sequence starts to the end credits I was in awe of the scale of this movie.
Even now I love how this movie handed the reigns to the TNG crew.
Also, how can we not mention..
"Lifeforms, tiny little lifeforms"
#StarTrek #StarTrekGenerations
a close up of a man 's face with the words humour written below him
ALT: a close up of a man 's face with the words humour written below him
media.tenor.com
November 18, 2024 at 6:31 PM
30 years old!
From the moment the opening sequence starts to the end credits I was in awe of the scale of this movie.
Even now I love how this movie handed the reigns to the TNG crew.
Also, how can we not mention..
"Lifeforms, tiny little lifeforms"
#StarTrek #StarTrekGenerations
From the moment the opening sequence starts to the end credits I was in awe of the scale of this movie.
Even now I love how this movie handed the reigns to the TNG crew.
Also, how can we not mention..
"Lifeforms, tiny little lifeforms"
#StarTrek #StarTrekGenerations
My current book...
Book 3 of the Gideon Sable series by Simon R Green.
It's refreshing to be reading some shorter stories after some of the lengthy books I've been reading recently.
I recommend these if you're a fan of Neil Gaiman. Gives me the same vibe.
Anyone out there read these too?
Book 3 of the Gideon Sable series by Simon R Green.
It's refreshing to be reading some shorter stories after some of the lengthy books I've been reading recently.
I recommend these if you're a fan of Neil Gaiman. Gives me the same vibe.
Anyone out there read these too?
November 15, 2024 at 9:24 PM
My current book...
Book 3 of the Gideon Sable series by Simon R Green.
It's refreshing to be reading some shorter stories after some of the lengthy books I've been reading recently.
I recommend these if you're a fan of Neil Gaiman. Gives me the same vibe.
Anyone out there read these too?
Book 3 of the Gideon Sable series by Simon R Green.
It's refreshing to be reading some shorter stories after some of the lengthy books I've been reading recently.
I recommend these if you're a fan of Neil Gaiman. Gives me the same vibe.
Anyone out there read these too?