The Terminator: Genisys Trailer

The fifth Terminator movie Terminator: Genisys marks the return of Arnold Schwarzenegger to the franchise. It is a retelling of the events of the first film surrounding Sarah Conner, now rendered in a parallel timeline that has been altered by other time travelers the principles weren’t aware of when they set things in motion. You can’t really call it a reboot, since it is a different story, just set in the same time, and believably connected to the original timeline by the weird but familiar temporal distortions the story is based on …except for a few pesky things like the actors being different and Arnold being 30 years older. The movie could be either a shot in the arm for the franchise, or as terrible as our worst fears. Either way, we have to wait until next summer to see it. -via Gamma Squad

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I hear they are already working on the sequel to this: Terminator: Exidys.

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Yis, thys ys thi shyt!

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Such tiny wooden balls would have easily been crushed by such large stones as are used for Stonehenge.

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Clinton, you should write Exeter University before they embarrass themselves with any more National Geographic articles.
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Good possibility with supporting evidence! If they didn't use this method then I bet they wish they could have. Those stones be heavy!

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There's a joke in there; -somewhere.

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So did the space aliens provide the wooden balls and rails, or just the plasma beam weapons to make the wooden balls and rails? Boy, this stuff gets confusing fast.

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The balls are stone.
The balls are stone.
The balls are stone.

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I wonder if they made the stone balls out of the same Bluestone that Stonehenge is made of?

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Good job reading the article, Clinton.

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Balls hehehehe.

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Silly little wooden balls in teeny little wooden railings! How quaint! I wonder how they kept the railings from splitting under all that weight the little tiny balls didn't have a problem with?

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These balls are from the first ever baseball game - each stonehenge stone was a base. Most bats have disintegrated 'cause they were made of wood - however if you need proof of this - a disgruntled team did throw a few of their bats into a nearby bog - I'm sure they are still there, if you look you'll find them!

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Stonehenge: Built With Balls

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Stonehenge was built by one man. This man:

LINK

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Ooops, no hypertext allowed. Copy and paste, you will not regret it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCvx5gSnfW4&feature=related

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