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Critics are saying that the second episode is way better than the first, so I’m really excited

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It did pretty good for its first season, in my opinion. One episode was way better than all of the rest, I think it was number three. I’ll probably keep watching if the second season comes out, it has the potential to be both great and meh depending on how they handle it. I was honestly way more invested in the backstory than the present day arc, so I’m really glad they are finally bringing George back into the story. To answer your question, it started out as a comic book series then got adapted into the show. I was pretty proud of myself for recognizing it as a comic book based thing when it went from lighthearted quipping to ridiculously violent

Hi Ap! We’ve never met, I joined shortly after you left, but I’ve heard a lot about you. Welcome back, I’m glad to be able to meet you!

Well the moon isn’t my former girlfriend, at least I’ve got that going for me

It has been a very, very difficult year in terms of mental health for me. I was diagnosed with depression, anxiety, and ADHD about a year ago, and have been mostly unsuccessful in attempts at finding a medication that works for me. My mental health disorders had been ignored and downplayed for so long by my doctors that they had grown to unmanageable sizes. I recently brought up the idea of bipolar disorder to my psychiatrist, and it turns out that my symptoms fit exactly with it, so we are starting a new medication for that instead, as everything I’ve been trying doesn’t work for that sort of stuff. It is beyond frustrating that a year of my life was potentially wasted because of a misdiagnosis, especially because I had to do all of the research myself and how obviously my symptoms fit with a mood disorder. I can’t focus long enough to read anything longer than a few sentences (posts like this take me quite a while), it has been over a year since I was last able to read a book. Simple things like brushing my teeth or changing clothes in the morning have become so hard that I’m lucky to get even that done. It feels like my brain is sinking further and further into a fog, and thinking is getting harder and harder. I used to be a straight A student, but now I’m failing several classes and will be lucky to finish the year with all passing grades. Sometimes I can’t even manage to cry because I can’t remember how to or why. I’ll try and do something like playing a video game to distract myself, but those keep becoming harder and harder to the point where Solitare is one of the only things I can manage to do when I’m struggling. I am worried that I am losing parts of me and that they won’t come back. The worst part is that I know I can do better, that I accomplish what I want to, but my brain just can’t. I am really hoping that these new meds work, because I have exhausted every option at my disposal and really don’t know what to do if they don’t. Sorry for the really long post, I just needed to rant somewhere.

I did a little bit of research (please note that I am far, far from an expert in any of this stuff), and it seems like it would depend heavily on things like the elasticity of the metal and how thin it can be without breaking. Looking at the material Tedlar which is used for blimps (it was hard to find a point of reference for zeppelins in particular), it is typically used in thicknesses of 1-3 millimeters for aircraft and layered with a couple of other fabrics, so it would need to be able to have a very strong tensile strength to avoid being brittle, especially when in very cold temperatures. If you keep the same tensile strength of steel for the new metal, it would be a little iffy even if it weighed a lot less so I’d consider possibly changing it to be stronger. The weight of the metal would also be 10 times more than that of fabric even at 1/100 of steel, so it might be an issue, though could likely be made up for by the lessened weight of the metal frame holding it together. The fabric used for zeppelins is also typically stretched tight over a metal frame, so the ingravisteel would have to be cut very precisely in order to allow for it to have a consistent thickness and tight fit. Having stuff like rotary guns should be perfectly fine, zeppelins oftentimes had extra attachments like gondolas. Overall I’d say it’s probably feasible with a few tweaks if your world is advanced enough to have been using that sort of material. Also ingravisteel is a really cool name Edit: I saw your post on the other thread (you can hide duplicate topics by going to options at the bottom of the post, by the way ), and it seems that the number of propellers heavily depended on their efficiency, so you could feasibly have eight if you were willing to make them advanced enough. A cool thing to consider would be allowing them to turn 180° degrees in order to increase maneuverability, or possibly just adding more, if the ship is going to be used for military purposes.

I did some research and it doesn’t seem severe enough to warrant a doctor’s visit, luckily- apparently upper lip wounds heal ridiculously fast and never need sutures.

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