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  1. Dating advice Q&A from Gemini AI
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    What’s the best way to kiss a Martian with three mouths?

    Kissing a three-mouthed Martian requires a thoughtful strategy, mostly to avoid a catastrophic geometric collision.

    1. Identify the Configuration

    Before initiating contact, assess the facial layout:

    Vertical Stack: Lower, middle, and upper.

    Horizontal Row: Left, center, and right.

    Triangular / Radial: Standard three-point symmetry.

    2. Choose Your Strategy

    The Sequential Approach (Recommended)

    Target one mouth at a time. Start with the central/primary mouth to establish clear, consensual communication before moving to the secondary mouths. This minimizes confusion and avoids awkward head-tilting.

    The Multi-Point Contact (For Advanced Xenophiles)

    If you want to greet all three simultaneously, you will need to adjust your approach:

    Cheek & Forehead Angles: Direct your lips to the main mouth while using a hand or fingers to press soft, gentle contact points near the other two.

    The "Two-Sided" Tilt: For horizontal configurations, target the center mouth with your lips while leaning slightly so your cheeks rest against the adjacent outer mouths.

    3. Key Safety & Etiquette Protocol

    Check for Exhalations: Martian physiology may route breath, sound, or heat through different openings (e.g., one mouth for speaking, one for respiration, one for nutrient intake).

    Watch for Atmospheric Reaction: Ensure your suit seals—or your shared atmosphere—are compatible before making direct skin contact.

    Pace Yourself: Three mouths mean three times the sensory feedback. Keep it slow, attentive, and light until you understand their body language.

    #advice #dating #ai #martians #kissing

  2. Dating advice Q&A from Gemini AI
    ______

    What’s the best way to kiss a Martian with three mouths?

    Kissing a three-mouthed Martian requires a thoughtful strategy, mostly to avoid a catastrophic geometric collision.

    1. Identify the Configuration

    Before initiating contact, assess the facial layout:

    Vertical Stack: Lower, middle, and upper.

    Horizontal Row: Left, center, and right.

    Triangular / Radial: Standard three-point symmetry.

    2. Choose Your Strategy

    The Sequential Approach (Recommended)

    Target one mouth at a time. Start with the central/primary mouth to establish clear, consensual communication before moving to the secondary mouths. This minimizes confusion and avoids awkward head-tilting.

    The Multi-Point Contact (For Advanced Xenophiles)

    If you want to greet all three simultaneously, you will need to adjust your approach:

    Cheek & Forehead Angles: Direct your lips to the main mouth while using a hand or fingers to press soft, gentle contact points near the other two.

    The "Two-Sided" Tilt: For horizontal configurations, target the center mouth with your lips while leaning slightly so your cheeks rest against the adjacent outer mouths.

    3. Key Safety & Etiquette Protocol

    Check for Exhalations: Martian physiology may route breath, sound, or heat through different openings (e.g., one mouth for speaking, one for respiration, one for nutrient intake).

    Watch for Atmospheric Reaction: Ensure your suit seals—or your shared atmosphere—are compatible before making direct skin contact.

    Pace Yourself: Three mouths mean three times the sensory feedback. Keep it slow, attentive, and light until you understand their body language.

    #advice #dating #ai #martians #kissing

  3. Dating advice Q&A from Gemini AI
    ______

    What’s the best way to kiss a Martian with three mouths?

    Kissing a three-mouthed Martian requires a thoughtful strategy, mostly to avoid a catastrophic geometric collision.

    1. Identify the Configuration

    Before initiating contact, assess the facial layout:

    Vertical Stack: Lower, middle, and upper.

    Horizontal Row: Left, center, and right.

    Triangular / Radial: Standard three-point symmetry.

    2. Choose Your Strategy

    The Sequential Approach (Recommended)

    Target one mouth at a time. Start with the central/primary mouth to establish clear, consensual communication before moving to the secondary mouths. This minimizes confusion and avoids awkward head-tilting.

    The Multi-Point Contact (For Advanced Xenophiles)

    If you want to greet all three simultaneously, you will need to adjust your approach:

    Cheek & Forehead Angles: Direct your lips to the main mouth while using a hand or fingers to press soft, gentle contact points near the other two.

    The "Two-Sided" Tilt: For horizontal configurations, target the center mouth with your lips while leaning slightly so your cheeks rest against the adjacent outer mouths.

    3. Key Safety & Etiquette Protocol

    Check for Exhalations: Martian physiology may route breath, sound, or heat through different openings (e.g., one mouth for speaking, one for respiration, one for nutrient intake).

    Watch for Atmospheric Reaction: Ensure your suit seals—or your shared atmosphere—are compatible before making direct skin contact.

    Pace Yourself: Three mouths mean three times the sensory feedback. Keep it slow, attentive, and light until you understand their body language.

    #advice #dating #ai #martians #kissing

  4. Dating advice Q&A from Gemini AI
    ______

    What’s the best way to kiss a Martian with three mouths?

    Kissing a three-mouthed Martian requires a thoughtful strategy, mostly to avoid a catastrophic geometric collision.

    1. Identify the Configuration

    Before initiating contact, assess the facial layout:

    Vertical Stack: Lower, middle, and upper.

    Horizontal Row: Left, center, and right.

    Triangular / Radial: Standard three-point symmetry.

    2. Choose Your Strategy

    The Sequential Approach (Recommended)

    Target one mouth at a time. Start with the central/primary mouth to establish clear, consensual communication before moving to the secondary mouths. This minimizes confusion and avoids awkward head-tilting.

    The Multi-Point Contact (For Advanced Xenophiles)

    If you want to greet all three simultaneously, you will need to adjust your approach:

    Cheek & Forehead Angles: Direct your lips to the main mouth while using a hand or fingers to press soft, gentle contact points near the other two.

    The "Two-Sided" Tilt: For horizontal configurations, target the center mouth with your lips while leaning slightly so your cheeks rest against the adjacent outer mouths.

    3. Key Safety & Etiquette Protocol

    Check for Exhalations: Martian physiology may route breath, sound, or heat through different openings (e.g., one mouth for speaking, one for respiration, one for nutrient intake).

    Watch for Atmospheric Reaction: Ensure your suit seals—or your shared atmosphere—are compatible before making direct skin contact.

    Pace Yourself: Three mouths mean three times the sensory feedback. Keep it slow, attentive, and light until you understand their body language.

    #advice #dating #ai #martians #kissing

  5. Dating advice Q&A from Gemini AI
    ______

    What’s the best way to kiss a Martian with three mouths?

    Kissing a three-mouthed Martian requires a thoughtful strategy, mostly to avoid a catastrophic geometric collision.

    1. Identify the Configuration

    Before initiating contact, assess the facial layout:

    Vertical Stack: Lower, middle, and upper.

    Horizontal Row: Left, center, and right.

    Triangular / Radial: Standard three-point symmetry.

    2. Choose Your Strategy

    The Sequential Approach (Recommended)

    Target one mouth at a time. Start with the central/primary mouth to establish clear, consensual communication before moving to the secondary mouths. This minimizes confusion and avoids awkward head-tilting.

    The Multi-Point Contact (For Advanced Xenophiles)

    If you want to greet all three simultaneously, you will need to adjust your approach:

    Cheek & Forehead Angles: Direct your lips to the main mouth while using a hand or fingers to press soft, gentle contact points near the other two.

    The "Two-Sided" Tilt: For horizontal configurations, target the center mouth with your lips while leaning slightly so your cheeks rest against the adjacent outer mouths.

    3. Key Safety & Etiquette Protocol

    Check for Exhalations: Martian physiology may route breath, sound, or heat through different openings (e.g., one mouth for speaking, one for respiration, one for nutrient intake).

    Watch for Atmospheric Reaction: Ensure your suit seals—or your shared atmosphere—are compatible before making direct skin contact.

    Pace Yourself: Three mouths mean three times the sensory feedback. Keep it slow, attentive, and light until you understand their body language.

    #advice #dating #ai #martians #kissing

  6. Brilliant Minds Born in Budapest 🇭🇺

    Budapest 🇭🇺 is home to barely two million people today, yet its intellectual legacy has shaped the modern world far beyond its size.

    So many extraordinary scientists emerged from Budapest in the early twentieth century that fellow physicists jokingly invented the "Martians" hypothesis: the only explanation, they said, was that these brilliant Hungarians were actually visitors from Mars, hiding in plain sight, speaking a strange language (Hungarian), and quietly transforming science.

    Behind the joke lies an astonishing reality. Budapest produced an unparalleled concentration of scientific talent. From John von Neumann, whose ideas underpin modern computing, to Paul Erdős, one of the most prolific mathematicians in history; from Nobel laureates Eugene Wigner, Dennis Gabor, and Albert Szent-Györgyi to visionaries like Leo Szilard, Edward Teller, Theodore von Kármán, George Pólya, László Lovász, Dénes Kőnig, Rózsa Péter, Béla Bollobás, and Peter Lax, these minds revolutionized mathematics, physics, computer science, aerospace engineering, medicine, and beyond.

    What made Budapest so exceptional? Outstanding schools, a rich mathematical tradition, a flourishing intellectual culture, and a generation that inspired one another to pursue excellence. Many later emigrated to the United States and Western Europe, where their ideas reshaped universities, research institutions, and modern technology.

    The "Martians" were never aliens, of course. They were simply some of the greatest scientific minds humanity has ever produced, and remarkably, many of them were born in the same city.

    #Budapest #Hungary #Martians #TheMartians #Science #STEM #Mathematics #Physics

  7. Brilliant Minds Born in Budapest 🇭🇺

    Budapest 🇭🇺 is home to barely two million people today, yet its intellectual legacy has shaped the modern world far beyond its size.

    So many extraordinary scientists emerged from Budapest in the early twentieth century that fellow physicists jokingly invented the "Martians" hypothesis: the only explanation, they said, was that these brilliant Hungarians were actually visitors from Mars, hiding in plain sight, speaking a strange language (Hungarian), and quietly transforming science.

    Behind the joke lies an astonishing reality. Budapest produced an unparalleled concentration of scientific talent. From John von Neumann, whose ideas underpin modern computing, to Paul Erdős, one of the most prolific mathematicians in history; from Nobel laureates Eugene Wigner, Dennis Gabor, and Albert Szent-Györgyi to visionaries like Leo Szilard, Edward Teller, Theodore von Kármán, George Pólya, László Lovász, Dénes Kőnig, Rózsa Péter, Béla Bollobás, and Peter Lax, these minds revolutionized mathematics, physics, computer science, aerospace engineering, medicine, and beyond.

    What made Budapest so exceptional? Outstanding schools, a rich mathematical tradition, a flourishing intellectual culture, and a generation that inspired one another to pursue excellence. Many later emigrated to the United States and Western Europe, where their ideas reshaped universities, research institutions, and modern technology.

    The "Martians" were never aliens, of course. They were simply some of the greatest scientific minds humanity has ever produced, and remarkably, many of them were born in the same city.

    #Budapest #Hungary #Martians #TheMartians #Science #STEM #Mathematics #Physics

  8. Brilliant Minds Born in Budapest 🇭🇺

    Budapest 🇭🇺 is home to barely two million people today, yet its intellectual legacy has shaped the modern world far beyond its size.

    So many extraordinary scientists emerged from Budapest in the early twentieth century that fellow physicists jokingly invented the "Martians" hypothesis: the only explanation, they said, was that these brilliant Hungarians were actually visitors from Mars, hiding in plain sight, speaking a strange language (Hungarian), and quietly transforming science.

    Behind the joke lies an astonishing reality. Budapest produced an unparalleled concentration of scientific talent. From John von Neumann, whose ideas underpin modern computing, to Paul Erdős, one of the most prolific mathematicians in history; from Nobel laureates Eugene Wigner, Dennis Gabor, and Albert Szent-Györgyi to visionaries like Leo Szilard, Edward Teller, Theodore von Kármán, George Pólya, László Lovász, Dénes Kőnig, Rózsa Péter, Béla Bollobás, and Peter Lax, these minds revolutionized mathematics, physics, computer science, aerospace engineering, medicine, and beyond.

    What made Budapest so exceptional? Outstanding schools, a rich mathematical tradition, a flourishing intellectual culture, and a generation that inspired one another to pursue excellence. Many later emigrated to the United States and Western Europe, where their ideas reshaped universities, research institutions, and modern technology.

    The "Martians" were never aliens, of course. They were simply some of the greatest scientific minds humanity has ever produced, and remarkably, many of them were born in the same city.

    #Budapest #Hungary #Martians #TheMartians #Science #STEM #Mathematics #Physics

  9. Brilliant Minds Born in Budapest 🇭🇺

    Budapest 🇭🇺 is home to barely two million people today, yet its intellectual legacy has shaped the modern world far beyond its size.

    So many extraordinary scientists emerged from Budapest in the early twentieth century that fellow physicists jokingly invented the "Martians" hypothesis: the only explanation, they said, was that these brilliant Hungarians were actually visitors from Mars, hiding in plain sight, speaking a strange language (Hungarian), and quietly transforming science.

    Behind the joke lies an astonishing reality. Budapest produced an unparalleled concentration of scientific talent. From John von Neumann, whose ideas underpin modern computing, to Paul Erdős, one of the most prolific mathematicians in history; from Nobel laureates Eugene Wigner, Dennis Gabor, and Albert Szent-Györgyi to visionaries like Leo Szilard, Edward Teller, Theodore von Kármán, George Pólya, László Lovász, Dénes Kőnig, Rózsa Péter, Béla Bollobás, and Peter Lax, these minds revolutionized mathematics, physics, computer science, aerospace engineering, medicine, and beyond.

    What made Budapest so exceptional? Outstanding schools, a rich mathematical tradition, a flourishing intellectual culture, and a generation that inspired one another to pursue excellence. Many later emigrated to the United States and Western Europe, where their ideas reshaped universities, research institutions, and modern technology.

    The "Martians" were never aliens, of course. They were simply some of the greatest scientific minds humanity has ever produced, and remarkably, many of them were born in the same city.

    #Budapest #Hungary #Martians #TheMartians #Science #STEM #Mathematics #Physics

  10. Brilliant Minds Born in Budapest 🇭🇺

    Budapest 🇭🇺 is home to barely two million people today, yet its intellectual legacy has shaped the modern world far beyond its size.

    So many extraordinary scientists emerged from Budapest in the early twentieth century that fellow physicists jokingly invented the "Martians" hypothesis: the only explanation, they said, was that these brilliant Hungarians were actually visitors from Mars, hiding in plain sight, speaking a strange language (Hungarian), and quietly transforming science.

    Behind the joke lies an astonishing reality. Budapest produced an unparalleled concentration of scientific talent. From John von Neumann, whose ideas underpin modern computing, to Paul Erdős, one of the most prolific mathematicians in history; from Nobel laureates Eugene Wigner, Dennis Gabor, and Albert Szent-Györgyi to visionaries like Leo Szilard, Edward Teller, Theodore von Kármán, George Pólya, László Lovász, Dénes Kőnig, Rózsa Péter, Béla Bollobás, and Peter Lax, these minds revolutionized mathematics, physics, computer science, aerospace engineering, medicine, and beyond.

    What made Budapest so exceptional? Outstanding schools, a rich mathematical tradition, a flourishing intellectual culture, and a generation that inspired one another to pursue excellence. Many later emigrated to the United States and Western Europe, where their ideas reshaped universities, research institutions, and modern technology.

    The "Martians" were never aliens, of course. They were simply some of the greatest scientific minds humanity has ever produced, and remarkably, many of them were born in the same city.

    #Budapest #Hungary #Martians #TheMartians #Science #STEM #Mathematics #Physics

  11. 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds'' season 4 opener is a pulpy sci-fi joy packed with dinosaurs, martians, and a 5th planet where the asteroid belt should be
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    Breaking: <p>Dinosaurs, Martians, and the fate of the human race
    #dinosaurs #martians #strange #worlds

  12. Loisa Micana (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/f991

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  13. Loisa Micana (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/f991

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  14. Loisa Micana (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/f991

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  15. Loisa Micana (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/f991

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  16. Loisa Micana (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/f991

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  17. Roina (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/9d0a

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  18. Roina (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/9d0a

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  19. Roina (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/9d0a

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  20. Roina (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/9d0a

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  21. Roina (1903) by Sara Weiss, from Journeys to the Planet Mars, or, Our Mission to Ento.

    Source: Library of Congress / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/9d0a

    #stems #spiritualism #mars #martians #mediumship #botanical-art #botanical-drawing #botanical-illustration #flowers #leaves #art #publicdomain

  22. ...such a drone factory would be unlikely to be a single box taking soil in at one end and firing drones out of the other.
    But in Conway's Game of Life a drone gun may be assembled out of gliders fired together from several locations. In the messier reality the subunits and their movers are likely to be various rather than identical.

    The third volume of Richard Morgan's #AlteredCarbon trilogy features a continent occupied by such #VonNeuman #autonomata and dangerous.

    Also #Martians and a #poet

  23. ...such a drone factory would be unlikely to be a single box taking soil in at one end and firing drones out of the other.
    But in Conway's Game of Life a drone gun may be assembled out of gliders fired together from several locations. In the messier reality the subunits and their movers are likely to be various rather than identical.

    The third volume of Richard Morgan's #AlteredCarbon trilogy features a continent occupied by such #VonNeuman #autonomata and dangerous.

    Also #Martians and a #poet

  24. ...such a drone factory would be unlikely to be a single box taking soil in at one end and firing drones out of the other.
    But in Conway's Game of Life a drone gun may be assembled out of gliders fired together from several locations. In the messier reality the subunits and their movers are likely to be various rather than identical.

    The third volume of Richard Morgan's #AlteredCarbon trilogy features a continent occupied by such #VonNeuman #autonomata and dangerous.

    Also #Martians and a #poet

  25. ...such a drone factory would be unlikely to be a single box taking soil in at one end and firing drones out of the other.
    But in Conway's Game of Life a drone gun may be assembled out of gliders fired together from several locations. In the messier reality the subunits and their movers are likely to be various rather than identical.

    The third volume of Richard Morgan's #AlteredCarbon trilogy features a continent occupied by such #VonNeuman #autonomata and dangerous.

    Also #Martians and a #poet

  26. ...such a drone factory would be unlikely to be a single box taking soil in at one end and firing drones out of the other.
    But in Conway's Game of Life a drone gun may be assembled out of gliders fired together from several locations. In the messier reality the subunits and their movers are likely to be various rather than identical.

    The third volume of Richard Morgan's #AlteredCarbon trilogy features a continent occupied by such #VonNeuman #autonomata and dangerous.

    Also #Martians and a #poet

  27. Illustration by Hélène Smith, from From India to the Planet Mars: A Study of a Case of Somnambulism with Glossolalia (1900).

    Source: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine / Internet Archive

    pdimagearchive.org/images/e2c1

    #spiritualism #seances #mars #martians #language #mediumship #aliens #art #publicdomain

  28. Illustration by Hélène Smith, from From India to the Planet Mars: A Study of a Case of Somnambulism with Glossolalia (1900).

    Source: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine / Internet Archive

    pdimagearchive.org/images/e2c1

    #spiritualism #seances #mars #martians #language #mediumship #aliens #art #publicdomain

  29. Illustration by Hélène Smith, from From India to the Planet Mars: A Study of a Case of Somnambulism with Glossolalia (1900).

    Source: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine / Internet Archive

    pdimagearchive.org/images/e2c1

    #spiritualism #seances #mars #martians #language #mediumship #aliens #art #publicdomain

  30. Illustration by Hélène Smith, from From India to the Planet Mars: A Study of a Case of Somnambulism with Glossolalia (1900).

    Source: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine / Internet Archive

    pdimagearchive.org/images/e2c1

    #spiritualism #seances #mars #martians #language #mediumship #aliens #art #publicdomain

  31. Illustration by Hélène Smith, from From India to the Planet Mars: A Study of a Case of Somnambulism with Glossolalia (1900).

    Source: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine / Internet Archive

    pdimagearchive.org/images/e2c1

    #spiritualism #seances #mars #martians #language #mediumship #aliens #art #publicdomain

  32. Next up, and our final visit to the red planet, we will watching that Yuletide classic, SANTA CLAUS CONQUERS THE MARTIANS!

    In lieu of presents, please leave your comments below!
    #Podcast #Christmas #Martians #SantaClaus
    youtu.be/NyaJkLJK4gM?si=jLuK_E

  33. Next up, and our final visit to the red planet, we will watching that Yuletide classic, SANTA CLAUS CONQUERS THE MARTIANS!

    In lieu of presents, please leave your comments below!
    #Podcast #Christmas #Martians #SantaClaus
    youtu.be/NyaJkLJK4gM?si=jLuK_E

  34. War of the Worlds (1938 and 1953) - The red planet attacks twice this episode, as Tom and Christopher discuss the 1938 radio play as well as the classic 1953 film!
    #PodcastThreads #Podcast #MovieReview #PodNation #Mars #Martians

    timeshifterspodcast.com/war-of

  35. War of the Worlds (1938 and 1953) - The red planet attacks twice this episode, as Tom and Christopher discuss the 1938 radio play as well as the classic 1953 film!
    #PodcastThreads #Podcast #MovieReview #PodNation #Mars #Martians

    timeshifterspodcast.com/war-of

  36. War of the Worlds (1938 and 1953) - The red planet attacks twice this episode, as Tom and Christopher discuss the 1938 radio play as well as the classic 1953 film!
    #PodcastThreads #Podcast #MovieReview #PodNation #Mars #Martians

    timeshifterspodcast.com/war-of

  37. War of the Worlds (1938 and 1953) - The red planet attacks twice this episode, as Tom and Christopher discuss the 1938 radio play as well as the classic 1953 film!
    #PodcastThreads #Podcast #MovieReview #PodNation #Mars #Martians

    timeshifterspodcast.com/war-of

  38. Spooky Halloween Special!🎃 From now to Nov. 7th, pick up my YA Sci-Fi-Fantasy series of illustrated novels at a 50% discount on Amazon 🦇 #SFF #Martians #YAreaders #SciFi #SciFiSeries

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