DuracellEnergizer

A Human Character with a Face

Mrebo said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

Shouldn’t this be in the pretty ladies thread?

I’m not certain it’s creepy enough.

Aren’t titles/ranks/etc. supposed to be capitalized when used in conjunction with a name?

trimboNZ said:

Watch this spa

LuckyGungan2001 said:

Mocata said:

Collipso said:

is it unreasonable to consider the post-Lucas era of Star Wars fan fiction?

What about 1999 to 2005 was worth keeping?

My birth.

I don’t remember that in the prequels.

Handman said:

I am glad the Star Wars Holiday Special is now canon.

Contrary to popular belief, it always was.

★★★★★☆☆☆☆☆

Collipso said:

is it unreasonable to consider the post-Lucas era of Star Wars fan fiction?

Depends on how you choose to use the word. In a negative sense? Positive? Neutral?

moviefreakedmind said:

I never liked him.

Jeebus said:

This is the most important pos

I just discovered this was a thing:

Strawberry and banana … sounds about right for Urkel.

suspiciouscoffee said:

Master of Evil, Clark

Would that be Snyderman?

Action Pact

dahmage said:

it would have Ha

TV’s Frink said:

^And dahmage gets the upper Ha

xhonzi said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

xhonzi said:

I watched all of Clone Wars (not a fan)

…

(haven’t watched Rebels yet- I don’t trust anyone who says it’s good- that’s how I ended up watching 6 seasons of Clone Wars!)

Here’s where I ask what compelled you to watch six seasons of a show you thoroughly disliked.

Kind of hinted at it earlier- people I trusted promised it got good soon. And when it comes to Star Wars, I’ve always been a glutton for punishment. I saw all three prequels multiple times- just to give them a fair shake, even though I hated each one as they were released. Clone Wars was not much different. I suppose I’ll watch Rebels one day for the same reasons.

The longest I’m willing to stick with a show that doesn’t engage me is two seasons. If it hasn’t improved for me by that point, I consider it a lost cause.

“Led Zeppelin 2” is a shit name, anyway.

Dek Rollins said:

In the opening scene when we see the Gyro Pilot steal Max’s crap, I thought he was going to find him and confront him, with them then recognizing each other. But instead it takes most of the movie for him to show up again, and Max never says he’s mad at him for taking his ride, and there’s never any indication that they recognize each other.

Bruce Spence’s character from Beyond Thunderdome isn’t meant to be his character from Road Warrior.

Starlog #95 said:

While traveling in the desert in his camel-drawn vehicle, Max is overtaken by a small methane-powered plane flown by the freewheeling bandit Jedediah and his son. Although the two characters bear no relation to each other, Jedediah is played by Bruce Spence, who was the much-loved Gyro Pilot in Road Warrior. Jedediah succeeds in taking off with all of Max’s worldly goods, leaving the hero to perish in the desert.

xhonzi said:

I watched all of Clone Wars (not a fan)

…

(haven’t watched Rebels yet- I don’t trust anyone who says it’s good- that’s how I ended up watching 6 seasons of Clone Wars!)

Here’s where I ask what compelled you to watch six seasons of a show you thoroughly disliked.

suspiciouscoffee said:

The Original Invasion!

Shouldn’t that honour go to Wells’ novel?

I’m disappointed the artist didn’t make Leia ripped.

Darth Garth

Mielr said:

Frank your Majesty said:

I hate all names that rely on the ’ to make them interesting.

Yeah, I find that obnoxious as well. That started with the prequels, didn’t it?

It started with Stargate SG-1. 😛

STUPID SEXY FLANDERS