@EkwereMariam@YellaGoinUp Yes one has a temple, the other had an injured, Oxygen deprived, tired Aang trying to hold back a Mountain.
Tiny bit of difference between a building and an entire mountain that reaches into the stratosphere.
@LilySuccs Our cheap food may taste bland but it doesn't give you the shits or constipation.
I know American and plenty of other countries that can't say the same.
@TullerMarcela@LilySuccs The real start was WW1 and to a much greater extent WW2 where rationing limited everything including beer and spices.
This didn't end until 1954 and a generation had lost traditional cooking passed on from parents.
@TomMerkle7@nonregemesse While there was an element of "mass production" in Roman history is overstated with personalisation and variation being more common.
In an actual army you would easily be able to differentiate companies and leaders despite having the "same* armour.
@OmegaRobb4808@nonregemesse Not they didn't. The majority of history had people provided thier own arms and armour and even those that had armour provided would have differences depending on what lord was organising them.
Symbols and colours also are highly personalized and lossley unified by the leader.
@TomMerkle7@nonregemesse No they didn't.
The most common colour cloak of a Roman soldier was yellow with personalised designs on.
The depictions of Roman soldiers all having the same uniform was based on ancient artwork and then romanticised in Elizabethen and later Victorian art.
@truetranstravel@ClaireMax While the ultra muscular power fantasy is normally for straight men. The model having a huge package that moves around is definitely a done for gay fan service.